School of Educational Sciences Venia Legendi lectures 2025
We invite everyone interested to join us for the venia legendi lectures at the Tallinn University School of Educational Sciences! Please see the schedule in the table below.
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DTI researchers led the international project “Resonant Memories”
Resonant Memories is an international art and science project led by researchers from the Tallinn University School of Digital Technologies. It was developed as part of the EU Digital Deal residency p...
The Future of Learning: EdTech Talents at the Heart of Innovation in Madrid
The EdTech Talents Summit 2025, held on October 7 in Madrid, brought together innovators, educators, entrepreneurs, and investors to explore how artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship are shapin...
Recent doctoral dissertation: early bilingualism supports the development of young children
When a young child uses two languages in a conversation or even in the same sentence, this is not a sign of confusion, but a way for the child to communicate more successfully in the early stages of l...
Watch BFM’s Show About Estonia — Uncensored Version!
On the morning of October 16, students from the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School (BFM) at Tallinn University took part in a global live broadcast project involving 18 universities and over 500 stude...
Doctoral thesis: multiple professional identities of practitioner-lecturers in universities of applied sciences are fragile but inspiring
Practitioner-lecturers in universities of applied sciences need support in finding a balance between their identities in their professional work and in their role as teachers. The key is to value both...
One-minute lecture: How can schools prepare young people for elections?
For the third time already, 16- and 17-year-olds have the right to vote in local elections. Tallinn University junior researcher Maarja Hallik — how can teachers and schools help ensure that young peo...
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