Philosophy of education
DYPA training program involves universities too
Universities have had an active, albeit limited, role in the training programs run by the Public Employment Service (DYPA) throughout the previous period, and financed by the Recovery Fund.
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Attention After Technology | Athens | February 24 – April 27
State of Concept (19 Tousa Botsari, stateofconcept.org) proudly presents the group exhibition "Attention After Technology," which explores the relationships between attention, algorithms, and social justice.
Collaborating on cross-border wildfire research initiative
The Athens Observatory's Meteo unit, the Institute for Environmental Research and Sustainable Development and San Jose State University's Wildfire Interdisciplinary Research Center (WIRC) on Thursday signed a memorandum of cooperation to share know-how and engage in joint research on studying wildfires.
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and the diaspora ‘innocent fraud’
John Kenneth Galbraith in his book "The Economics of Innocent Fraud" portrayed his lifetime of experience in the public and private sectors with a scathing critique of matters as they stand today.
Study reveals limitations of online lockdown classes
A new study has shed light on the limitations of remote learning during the pandemic lockdowns. Conducted as part of a postgraduate program at the University of Athens, the University of Thessaly and the University of West Attica, the research involved interviews with educators from various educational levels.
Trailblazers offers insights for return to mountains
Although not yet a trend, some young people are seeking a change from urban life, and moving to mountainous regions to start up a life.
The effort is being supported through the European program PEAK, to encourage mountain entrepreneurship.
US Air Force gender-inclusive training tells cadets to not use “mom”, “dad”
Yet, no one explains how Diversity and Inclusion training can effect the course of an actual battle…
Education Ministry plans to amend the music schools act
Ljubljana – After equality ombudsman found music schools act discriminatory, the Education Ministry announced on Tuesday changes to the legislation on music schools. An analysis on the inclusiveness of music schools will also be conducted, focusing on the inclusion of children with special needs, to serve as a basis for the changes.
Call for measures to address remote schooling ramifications
Ljubljana – Remote schooling has taken a toll on parents, particularly mothers, and primary school children who have been struggling due to stress, exhaustion and lack of motivation, shows a study by the March 8 Institute. The NGO has urged a strategy to address the repercussions of remote learning.
The system is ready for children
The Minister of Education, Branko Rui, says for RTS that the educational system is ready and that it was not a place where the virus was transmitted thanks to the responsibility shown by the children and the teaching staff. He points out that there is no reason not to conduct a small graduation exam this year.
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