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The education news category of The European Times keeps you up-to-date on schools, universities, and learning innovations across Europe. From groundbreaking research to new pedagogical approaches, read in-depth features on the issues shaping education. Learn about education policies, university rankings, and student life. Our experienced journalists provide compelling coverage across primary, secondary, vocational, and higher education to inform and inspire learners, educators, and policymakers.

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Special “Voices for Humanity” on International Education Day

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Each year, the United Nations sets aside January 24 as International Day of Education. Among this year’s goals: “unlocking the potential in every person.”  The episode “Help for Miami,” of Voices for Humanity on the Scientology Network takes viewers inside...
International

Cats also feel sad

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In most cases, cat owners have no idea why their cat is sad. This often happens if there is a change in your family - a new member has appeared, or vice versa -...
Education

Education and training systems have to prepare the 21st century

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Interim report of the Commission expert group on quality investment in education Education and training are the foundation for personal development and well-being, and their benefits go well beyond the individual, affecting the whole society....
Education

EU Commission releases first findings of expert group

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Quality investment in education and training: Commission publishes first findings of expert group The European Commission published an interim report of the Expert Group on Quality Investment in Education and Training on 19 January 2022. The report ...
Europe

EU’s universities ready for future

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Higher education: making EU's universities ready for the future through deeper transnational cooperation Today, European society needs the contribution of universities and other higher education institutions more than ever. Europe is facing major challenges such...
International

Most parents find it difficult to follow the rules they set for their children

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The results of a global survey by Kaspersky reveal that 61% of parents find it difficult to be role models for their children and sometimes do not follow the rules they set for their...
International

Anarchooptimism and the history of mankind

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Julia Shtutina - on the book "Dawn of Everything" by David Greber and David Wengrou rawpixel.com The latest book by David Graeber, co-written with archaeologist David Wengrow, was published in Europe and the United States...
International

Why is it useful to teach our children to play chess?

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As parents, many of you think about your child's future and how to help him or her get on the right track. The most important thing in your parenting mission is to try to...
International

Alpine highway and legendary castles

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Impressive locations in Romania for a trip Bran and Peles castles, Transfagaras mountain road: what to see in the country during a trip ... The Budyansky family from Energodar, Zaporozhye region (Ukraine) and returned from a...
Education

Saladin – the Sultan who survived two crusades

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Saladin, or Salahaddin, remains in history as one of the most important and influential Muslim sultans of Egypt and Syria. Moreover, not only does he demonstrate the skills to wage war, he proves that...
International

10 curious facts about dogs you don’t know

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Sometimes they understand us better than we understand them. Here are 10 super interesting facts about man's best friend: 1. If you think the dog is reading your mind, you may be right. Of the...
International

Bojuk gejesi – an ancient tradition that is being revived

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"Bojuk", according to legend, is the name of a creature in white clothes who visits homes and instills fear in people Ominous white figures with scary painted faces roam Turkish Thrace on the coldest night...
International

Alemannic horseman with weapons and an ivory comb

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Archaeologists have found the burial of an Alemannic horseman with weapons and an ivory comb German archaeologists have discovered in Bavaria two burials of the Alemanns of the 6th century AD. The grave of the...
International

12 thousand pages of Darwin’s manuscripts published on the Internet

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The American Museum of Natural History has already placed 12 thousand pages of Charles Darwin's manuscripts in the public domain. The works of the great scientist can be found on the official website of...
Education

How Stalin stole Spain’s gold reserves

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The gold was brought by ship to the port of Odessa. The robbery of the century More than 500 tons of the precious metal were sent to the USSR. This is the biggest fraud in history Stalin...
News

Omicron: School closures must be ‘avoided whenever possible’

COVID-19 cases are spiking all over the world, but the Executive Director of the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Friday that despite the rise of the highly transmissible Omicron variant “nationwide school closures should be avoided whenever possible.”
America

The beautiful love story of Tsar Boris III and the lovely Joanna of Savoy

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She is 20 years old, beautiful, smart, with a delicate narrow face and spirited green-brown eyes. He is 33 - very wise for his age, a man in every sense of the word. She...
Education

Moscow reminded Erdogan that his great-grandfather was in present-day Russia

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Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov regrets that the map of the Turkic world that Nationalist Action Party (PND) leader Devlet Bahceli gave to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is not marked with a red star...
Archeology

A fragment of a long-lost 12th-century poem has been found in the cover of a book

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The work tells the story of the siege of Orange - a city in the Rhone Valley, France, and is part of a series of epic narrative poems about the legendary hero Guillaume d'Orange A...
Education

On 11.11. World War I ends

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1918. The end of the First World War. Germany declared capitulation and signed a truce with the Entente in a railroad car near the French city of Compiegne. The war officially stopped at 11.00...
Education

Heated debate in France: the sacred grammar violated, introducing a gender-neutral pronoun!

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The French dictionary "Robert" added the pronoun "iel" to the online edition, referring to non-binary people, which provoked a heated debate in a country where grammar is sacred, Reuters reported. It is a mixture of...
America

Mobile Museum of Tolerance

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The Mobile Museum of Tolerance is the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s newest educational initiative, bringing world-class learning experiences to communities across the state of Illinois. The purpose of the MMOT is to inspire people of all...
Education

The museum as a social and educational space for visitors with disabilities and additional needs

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Some museums and cultural institutions around the world are already implementing architectural accessibility projects or special events for visitors with disabilities and additional needs. Trainings are organized to expand the access to the cultural...
Christianity

The debate on the teaching of “Religion” in the Bulgarian schools

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After the democratic changes in Bulgaria and the collapse of the totalitarian atheistic regime at the end of the twentieth century, most Bulgarians sincerely agree with the statement that Orthodoxy is the spiritual treasure...
Books

An interfaith theological dictionary was presented in Rome

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An interfaith dictionary that clarifies basic theological terms in terms of the three main Christian denominations: Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, and Protestantism. The purpose of the book is "to be a tool for understanding the...
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