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Deliverable 2.3 Initial Educational scenarios and lesson plans for iMuSciCAEA et al., 2017
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One of the major factors that need to be taken into account while designing effective educational scenarios for iMuSciCA implementations is the structure of the National Curricula in the participant countries. A thorough study of the French, Belgian and Greek …
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