Macedonia - STEAM March Activity
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This document discusses an Erasmus+ project to enrich curricula with STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) implementations. It notes that STEAM education encourages problem solving, teamwork, and other skills. It also lists several schools from Macedonia, Turkey, Romania, Italy, and Norway that are involved in the project. Additionally, it mentions that in March students from a school in Bitola, Macedonia made cards and paper flowers for International Women's Day.
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- 4. Erasmus + THE MONTH OF MARCH • A month dedicated to women. • On the occasion of Women’s Day, our students from our school from Bitola, made cards and paper colorful flowers, which they distributed to the womens on Shirok Sokak in Bitola.
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