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INSTITUTE OF EDUCATIONAL POLICY-MODEL SCHOOL-UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n

Subject Areas: a) Ancient and Modern Philosophy b) Modern and Post-Modern Literature c) History and Politics:\u00a0Eclecticism, Multimodality, Hybridization <\/strong>(Design Learning Activities -Theory and Practice)<\/p>\n