Fourth meeting in Cyprus
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The document discusses a meeting in Cyprus where attendees participated in lessons demonstrating innovative teaching techniques, practiced the Batik art technique, and visited historic sites in Limassol, Kolossi Castle, Kourion, and Larnaka. Coordinators also had meetings and the group learned about handicrafts in Nicosia.
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