Professor Maria Cutajar from the University of Malta, who is visiting the School of Educational Sciences, will introduce her study "Tracing Variation in Higher Education Teachers’ Experiences of Networked Technologies for Teaching".
This year, the conference will be held in Kaunas, Lithuania, during 9-12 May, and the topic is Sustainable production and consumption: A circular economy perspective. The four-day conference is free o...
In the workshop "How to stay on chosen paths” held at Tallinn University on 23th of March. Answers were sought to how universities, together with partners from the country, could contribute to the lif...
According to the recently published 2023 QS World University Rankings, the field of educational sciences of Tallinn University continues to rank among the top 201-250 universities in the world. The la...
The European Commission emphasizes that well-trained and motivated professionals help to ensure high quality early childhood education and care. Therefore, competence of the kindergarten teacher is th...
Today starts the Erasmus+ project “Supporting Ukraine through citizen engagement at Baltic Universities”. This project is led by Tallinn University, partners include Lviv Polytechnic National Universi...
Many teachers have had to work in Estonian schools through periods of different social ideologies. The personal values of teachers have not always coincided with those current in society. Mare Sadam, ...
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