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Uˇ cilnica na prostem kot inovativno razvojno in uˇ cno okolje

            poudarjajo pomen neposredne izkušnje, aktivne vloge uˇcencev ter pove-
            zanosti uˇcenja z lokalnim okoljem in skupnostjo.
              Projekt Uˇcilnica na prostem Stara Štreka dodatno izpostavlja pomen
            medsektorskega sodelovanja in vkljuˇcevanja lokalne skupnosti pri ra-
            zvoju sodobnih uˇcnih okolij. Povezovanje krajevne skupnosti, vzgojno-
            izobraževalne ustanove, obˇcine in drugih lokalnih partnerjev predstavlja
            pomemben dejavnik dolgoroˇcne trajnostnosti projekta ter njegove šir-
            še družbene vrednosti. Uˇcilnice na prostem lahko postanejo pomemben
            del trajnostno naravnanega, vkljuˇcujoˇcega in zdravju podpornega lokal-
            nega okolja ter pomembno prispevajo h kakovosti lokalnega okolja in
            skupnosti.


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