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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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New Study: Against Ageism and towards active social citizenship for older persons

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Professor Gerald Quinn, UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities, together with Professor Israel Doron have conducted a study (publ. Department of the European Social Charter Directorate General Human Rights and Rule of...
America

Actress Yulia Peresild and director Klim Shipenko on how the world’s first orbit feature film is being shot

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Nobel Week is being watched around the world, as is the Challenge research and education project, which is being implemented jointly by Channel One and Roscosmos in the Year of Science and Technology. What...
Education

Chronology of Gypsy History (2)

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1958 Bulgaria: Nomadism banned. Czechoslovakia: Nomadism banned. Hungary: National Gypsy organization established. 1960 England and Wales: Caravan Sites Act reduces provision of caravan sites. France: Communauté Mondiale Gitane established. German Federal Republic: Courts rule that Gypsies were persecuted for...
Archeology

A 3,200-year-old stone inscription telling of a Trojan prince from the sea people has been unraveled

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An inscription on a stone slab of 3200 years, which tells about a Trojan prince and who is from the mysterious sea peoples, was read, archaeologists announced yesterday, October 7, Live Science reported. The 29-meter-long...
Education

Chronology of Gypsy History (1)

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224-241 Persia: In the reign of Shah Ardashir, Gypsies first come from India to work. 420-438 Persia: Bahram Gur, Shah of Persia, brings Gypsy musicians from India. 661 Arab Empire: Indians (Zott) brought from India to Mesopotamia. 669...
Archeology

See a treasure of Venetian glass vessels found in the Black Sea bay on the Bulgarian coast

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On August 27, 2021 in the Archaeological Museum of Burgas will be opened an exhibition dedicated to the results of archaeological underwater research of the Center for Underwater Archeology and the National History Museum...
Education

Writer from Tanzania with a Nobel Prize for Literature

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Tanzanian writer Abdulrazak Gurna (1948), who grew up on Fr. Zanzibar, but moved to England as a refugee in the late 1960s, won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2021, according to the Nobel...
Education

Persian rulers paid their workers with silver, not used slaves

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Persian rulers paid their workers with silver, not used slaves
America

Persecutions against the Gypsy ethnic group throughout Europe also have a very long history

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Persecutions against the Gypsy ethnic group throughout Europe also have a very long history
Education

9 ways to teach a child to handle money

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9 ways to teach a child to handle money
Education

FREE CITIES – NON-TRADITIONAL SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

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FREE CITIES - NON-TRADITIONAL SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Education

Marie-Antoinette’s love letters deciphered

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Marie-Antoinette’s love letters deciphered
Education

UN shocking report: Diagnosed mental health problems in children

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UN shocking report: Diagnosed mental health problems in children
Education

UNICEF: COVID blockades with terrible consequences for children

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UNICEF: COVID blockades with terrible consequences for children
Education

The bloodless sacrifice in Orphism and the ancient practices of sacrifice

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The bloodless sacrifice in Orphism and the ancient practices of sacrifice
Christianity

The Sacred Image and the Struggle Against It (1)

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The Sacred Image and the Struggle Against It (1)
Education

From jihad to ijtihad

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From jihad to ijtihad
Education

Archeology: Roman tombs found in ancient city

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Archeology: Roman tombs found in ancient city
Education

Glaciers – home to animals, plants and birds: who will die due to global warming

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Glaciers - home to animals, plants and birds: who will die due to global warming
America

Robots-psychologists: how technology is helping children with autism

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Robots-psychologists: how technology is helping children with autism
Education

A carriage and a glass piano were shown in Turkey

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A carriage and a glass piano were shown in Turkey
Education

Marie Antoinette’s fashionista fled to England during the Revolution

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Marie Antoinette's fashionista fled to England during the Revolution
Education

Immortal love. In China, found a grave with lovers, 1500 years old

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Immortal love. In China, found a grave with lovers, 1500 years old
Education

A more than 800-year-old armor found in an old garden shed

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A more than 800-year-old armor found in an old garden shed
Education

Inter-Slavic and Esperanto: How Science Artificially Creates Languages

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Inter-Slavic and Esperanto: How Science Artificially Creates Languages
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