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Taiwan invested $1 million in the computerization of Ukrainian schools

96 schools from the Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Poltava regions, where more than 65,000 students study, received new equipment for computer science classrooms and robotics laboratories. 33 computer science teachers advanced their qualifications in STEM teaching, Python programming, and robotics. High school students from 72 schools gained practical experience in teamwork, startup development, and business negotiations. A year ago, democratic Taiwan supported…

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Ukrainian-Taiwan project: teachers, students, communities together for innovative education

Participation in the international project of computerization and innovative education united schools, teachers, students and entire communities. Thanks to the "Leave no one behind partnership", modern technology appeared in the school computer labs, teachers improved their qualifications, and children learned to create startups, work in teams and implement their ideas. The project started in June last year and covered 96 educational institutions. About...

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School computerization through education: How students and teachers gained modern computer labs

Transferring innovative knowledge to students and teachers and computerizing as many schools as possible is the goal of the Ukrainian-Taiwanese project "Leave no one behind partnership". Schools participating in entrepreneurship and innovation camps or teacher training programs receive certificates for sets of technical equipment for computer science classrooms. Certificates for new equipment for computer classes were received by the students of Truskavets School No. 3 in and Tvirzhansk Institution...

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Lviv schools are modernizing the educational process thanks to the support of Taiwan

Almost a hundred schools, including many from Lviv, are involved in the Ukrainian-Taiwan project of innovative education and computerization "Leave no one behind partnership". Pupils and teachers receive new equipment, learn entrepreneurship and technologies, develop the STEM field and implement robotics at the 240-year-old Lviv Academic Gymnasium. It was founded in 1784, so it is the oldest. Evgeny Petrushevich, Roman Shukhevich and many others studied here...