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2. Kurzy Otevřené vědy Akademie věd ČR: most mezi školou a vědou

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Školství (organizace), Otevřená věda (projekt), Akademie věd České republiky, biologie, vzdělávání učitelů, studium a výuka, předmětová didaktika, biology, teacher education, study and teaching, teaching school subjects, metodické hodiny, výuka biologie, propagace vědy, 22, and 371
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Czech
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Petra Jirásková a kolektiv autorů.
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3. O deformaci vzdělanosti ve věku vědění

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Hlaváček, Petr
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Školství (organizace), vzdělávací systémy, evaluace, educational systems, evaluation, 22, and 371
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Czech
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P. Liessmann, an Austrian philosopher from the University of Vienna who is well-known for his essay "Theory of Uneducation". This work is critical of the European institutions of higher edication. The Council for the popularization of science of ASCR in cooperation the Philosophical institute of ASCR, organized a press conference and a lecture with Prof. Paul Konrad Liessmann, a well-known Austrian philosopher, awarded by the Austrian State Prize for Cultural Journalism in 1996 and Scientist Prize 2006 (2007). and Petr Hlaváček.
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8. Vzdělání není jen základním lidským právem, nýbrž základní lidskou potřebou

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Svoboda, Luděk
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Školství (organizace), vzdělávací systémy, evaluace, educational systems, evaluation, 22, and 371
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Czech
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The Council for the popularization of science of ASCR in cooperation the Philosophical institute of ASCR, organized a press conference and a lecture with Prof. Paul Konrad Liessmann, a well-known Austrian philosopher, awarded by the Austrian State Prize for Cultural Journalism in 1996 and Scientist Prize 2006 (2007). Konrad Paul Liessmann was born 1953 in Villach. He is professor at the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Vienna and the editor of Zsolnay’s PHILOSOPHICUM LECH series. and Luděk Svoboda.
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