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...

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...

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...

On the morning of October 16 at 9:15, students from the Baltic Film, Media and Arts Institute of Tallinn University will participate in a global project, during which they will be broadcast live on th...

Every day, Estonian general education schools face high expectations in developing our teaching and learning culture. Parents, the community and the state have different and often conflicting demands ...

How does freshly baked bread taste? Or what does cleanliness smell like? The world around us is sensory – our senses perceive light, sounds, touch, tastes and smells. What we see and hear is often sha...

Let’s close our eyes for a moment and imagine moving through the city. Whether on foot, by bicycle, by public transport, or by car. Is the journey calm and enjoyable, or is it rather filled with fear ...

Kadri-Liis Kusmin, a PhD student at Tallinn University, developed a framework to help organisations cope with the short lifespan of employees’ skills.

Canadian visual artist Pamela Dodds presents “Documenting Border Barriers: A Selection of the Prints”, opening at Tallinn University’s Mare building. The exhibition is part of the conference “Beyond B...

Today's education environment requires flexibility, innovation and the ability to make data-driven decisions. Yet the collection and use of data for educational purposes is fragmented and often haphaz...