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NAO held an educational project “I am youth”

Educational project “I am Youth”, which brought together schoolchildren and students

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NAO held an educational project “I am youth”

Educational project “I am Youth”, which brought together schoolchildren and students. The children got acquainted with each other, discussed the most interesting events that have already been implemented or are just planning, and shared their experience in educational institutions. There were a lot of live stories, ideas and useful tips – everyone was able to tell about their path and learn something new for future projects.

It is especially valuable that in such an informal environment it was possible to build a dialogue between different educational institutions: students told schoolchildren where to start, and schoolchildren charged everyone with their energy and fresh views.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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