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Arvind Gupta: Proměna odpadu v hračky na učení

Filmed Dec 2010 • Posted Apr 2011INK Conference
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Na konferenci INK Arvind Gupta představuje jednoduché, a přitom ohromné plány na proměnu odpadu v opravdu zábavné, dobře navržené hračky, které si děti můžou sami postavit -- zatímco se učí základním vědeckým principům.

Science educator Arvind Gupta uses simple toys to teach. Full bio »

Translated into Czech by Barbora Adlerová
Reviewed by Tereza Kickova
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