We are inviting submissions for the free issue of Estonian Journal of Education (Eesti Haridusteaduste Ajakiri), which is scheduled to be published in May 2019. The journal welcomes high-quality research papers in the field of education and related a...
We asked Daniele Monticelli, Professor of Italian Studies and Semiotics at the Tallinn University School of Humanities whether our mother tongue affects our intellectual capacity and worldviews. Here’...
On Friday, March 2nd Baltic Film, Media, Arts and Communication School of Tallinn University chose the best student films under the traditional heading „Best of BFM“. Alongside Best Short Film and Bes...
Why is the grass green? Or is it? We asked Mari Uusküla, Associate Professor of Linguistics and Translation Theroy at the School of Humanities.
A project titled “Green Shakespeare”, which brought together twenty students from four majors and five countries, including Estonia, Iran, Italy, Japan, and Turkey has been completed very successfully...
A project titled “Green Shakespeare”, which brought together twenty students from four majors and five countries, including Estonia, Iran, Italy, Japan, and Turkey has been completed very successfully...
Do we, and how do we need to teach music to someone we know has no talent, TV viewer Ele asked our researchers. Tiina Selke, Associate Professor of Musics Didactics claims the knack for music is hidde...
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