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                       Integrating Digital and Sustainability Competences into the Educational
                       Process: Practical Approaches and Challenges in the Teaching of Physics,
                       Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Biology
                       This paper examines the integration of digital competences and competences
                       for sustainability into higher education teaching practices, based on concrete
                       examples of implementation in six didactic subjects at the University of Mari-
                       bor within the pilot project Modernisation of Teacher Education Study Pro-


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