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Atbalsts inovācijas pieejai Daugapils Krievu vidusskolā-licejā

Start date: Jun 1, 2014, End date: May 31, 2016,

The Project "Support in Innovative Experience at Daugavpils Russian Secondary School - Lyceum" aims at achieving three main school development and modernisation goals: a) modern education management skills acquisition b) CLIL approach implementation improvement c) Learners’ creative thinking skills development According to these goals the courses have been chosen, which during two year period will ...

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Materials for Innovative Russian learning

Start date: Jan 1, 2010,

Due to economic and cultural reasons there is a growing demand for Russian in the Member States. It is used for the transnational dialogue in business and the industry and it is one of official and working languages in the international organizations (the United Nations, UNESCO, WHO, UNICEF, etc.). At the same time, the current methodology and the materials for learning Russian are often quite tr ...

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