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Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi was a famous Sufi scholar born in 1207 in Belh, Afghanistan. He lived in Konya, Turkey and was known for his Hosgoru philosophy. He was given the nickname "Mevlana" which means "Our Lord" and was also called "Rumi" since he lived in Anatolia. However, this document incorrectly states that Mevlana was a dream character rather than a real historical figure who actually lived in the past.
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More than half of the teachers surveyed felt they had enough information about the phases and activities of the first project year. Using project games in their classes will help teachers have better knowledge for the second year. Most teachers found the internal communication during the project to be sufficient. All teachers indicated that the project's activities were compatible with both the national curriculum and their school's profile. Both students and parents were interested in and appreciated taking part in the project's learning activities.
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The document analyzes the distribution of educational abilities and games in various subjects and grades based on data from textbooks. It finds that:
1) In early grades, the distribution of abilities vs games varies between subjects like Lithuanian and math.
2) English classes in 3rd grade have far fewer games compared to the number of abilities.
3) Mathematics and cognitive science in 3rd grade have similar numbers of games and abilities.
4) In 4th grade, subjects like math, Lithuanian, and world cognition have fewer games than abilities.
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