Latakia exhibition puts youth science projects on display
Children and teenagers presented practical models developed through applied-science training.
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An exhibition at Latakia’s Arab Cultural Center displayed student work in electricity, mechanics and engineering, including educational games and models of aircraft and vehicles. The event followed applied-science training for children and teenagers.
Organizers said the program aims to move students from theory toward practical work. The report describes projects and training participants; it does not establish a region-wide science curriculum or measure learning outcomes.
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SANA report on the exhibition published
SANA published its report on the exhibition on October 13; the report does not establish the opening date.
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Yara’akom exhibition: reported scale
Approximate project and participant counts reported for this Latakia exhibition and training activities.
| Projects exhibited (about) | 150 |
| Students benefiting from programs (about) | 180 |
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The source qualifies the figures as about 150 projects and about 180 students benefiting from programs. Labels retain the approximation; they are not exact counts or measured learning outcomes.
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