CIP Tafalla - International Education Day (24 January)

In our school our Infant Education group of students has celebrated the International Education Day by creating several infographics on the topic, which we want to share with you:





Advanced Degree in Infant Education

CIP Tafalla



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  1. Laura Verónica Liberto Pereira30 de enero de 2022, 6:47

    Awesome work! 😍🤗

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  2. Anónimo4 de abril de 2022, 1:34

    I love this work, and I agree, education should be free, inclusive and equitable
    Uchenna, from 4º ESO D

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