Примеры использования School projects на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Also great for making crafts,scrapbooking and school projects.
Component 5: School projects in schools with the RAE schoolchildren.
You will get to hang out with the smart part of the family, Lisa andtry out different school projects and science experiments with her.
Participating in school projects and programmes, e.g., construction;
With an easy slider that protects the USB connector, the leather USB drive is super durable and great for music,videos, school projects or photos.
Gender-specific school projects"Schools media campaign" Baden-Württemberg.
In this act, there are three articleson education programmes and proposals to realize school projects at local level on waste management and sustainable consumption.
When you host parties, school projects, dinners, etc., the exquisite table cloth will bring more happiness.
More specifically, Section 2 defines LCCDs and provides examples of devices that are currently being tested and deployed in school projects around the world.
Any levies orfees are to be minimal and for specific school projects and should have the consent of the majority of parents.
School projects are implementing progress in several aspects of education in order to make attendance of pupil more attractive and to improve school results.
Guidelines and tips from Micrisoft on how to protect your children's privacy andsafety when they use the computer for information search, school projects, games, online communication.
As of February 2012, a total of 547 school projects at all levels and from all linguistic regions had been submitted, of which 408 have received support.
With regard to education, while climate change has not yet been incorporated in school curriculums, it is a subject of various extra-curricular events,such as school projects and scientific exhibits.
Since 2006/07, school projects dealing with multilingualism and cultural diversity have been subsidised through the"Interculturality and multilingualism- an opportunity" campaign.
In West Germany into the late 1970s, the‘Song of the Peat Bog Soldiers' was largely absent from school or song books,though currently one can find it in school projects, exhibitions, as well as in some films and websites.
Various school projects are of note in this connection, in which young adults are sensitized in regard to gender issues, or in which pupils can get to know gender-atypical professions.
They also target private citizens through publicity campaigns such as'Helping the Earth Begins at Home', the production of leaflets such as'Motoring and the Environment' and the booklet'New Car Fuel Consumption', andthe provision of information packs for school projects.
In 1999, school projects, national postage stamps, film festivals, multimedia festivals via the Internet and master classes(with older persons teaching youth) and many other events will be held.
In 2006, under the Second National Plan for Equality, the Ministry of Education's Interdepartmental Equality Team, in collaboration with theCommission for Equality and Women's Rights, created a diagnostic tool for the inclusion of equality between women and men in school projects.
Quick-impact projects were implemented, comprising 6 school projects on internally displaced persons in return areas and 7 projects on HIV/AIDS at 6 health facilities, as well as 1 community income-generating project. .
In 2006, under the Second National Plan for Equality(2003- 2006), the past Commission for Equality and Women's Rights, now CIG, in collaboration with the Ministry ofEducation's Interdepartmental Equality Team, created a diagnostic tool for the inclusion of equality between women and men in school projects.
Apart from the activities referred to above, the Service for Combating Racism supported projects for promoting tolerance towards foreigners,e.g. projects forming part of the annual week of action against racism, school projects linked to the day of commemoration of the Shoah,projects to mark World Refugee Day, and support for the migrants' newspaper MIX.
In school year 2008/09, the project Think Global, Act Global was carried out in Lisbon and Mundelo, Cape Verde,to implement multidisciplinary school projects in the context of education for sustainable development and the realities of"north" and"south", including sharing methodologies, training teachers and education professionals, developing new teaching materials and raising awareness in schools and school communities.
Helping the communities in which they are located to root out all forms of child labour in collaboration with the private sector and through supply chains(e.g. fair trade cocoa in Bolivia, Farmapine Ghana Limited in Ghana,MIGROS Switzerland and school projects in India, a handicraft cooperative in Kenya, a carpet weaving cooperative in Pakistan, sewing cooperatives in India);
The CLOSER TOGETHER- the History and Culture of Two Nations programme, implemented by the Education Development Centre, Yad Vashem and the Polish Institute in Tel-Aviv with the support of the MNE, which facilitated the development of a nationwide structure of regional coordinators and teachers(trained in Yad Vashem) who initiate anddeliver their own school projects in the field and in cooperation with non-governmental organisations and local authorities, host groups of Israeli youth and visit Israel with Polish youth;
Schools Project- Securing Lifelines and Livelihoods.
It's for a school project!
School project meeting.