Logiscool Earns Official Endorsement from ZUOV for Advancing Digital Competences and Logical Thinking in Serbia

2023年9月25日

We are happy to announce that ZUOV (Institute for the Advancement of Education and Teaching of the Republic of Serbia) has issued an official opinion that heralds Logiscool as a pivotal force in nurturing digital competences and fostering logical thinking through block programming within a visually immersive environment. This endorsement comes after a meticulous analysis of Logiscool's courses, "Digital Discovery" and "Blox Coding," and a comprehensive comparison with the official curriculum guidelines for teaching and learning in Serbia.

This official recognition underscores Logiscool's unwavering commitment to tailored education, offering age-appropriate content and knowledge levels, as it paves the way for a brighter, more digitally fluent future.

For in-depth information, the official documents can be accessed here:

https://www.logiscool.com/rs/docs/zuov-misljenje-digital-discovery-111

https://www.logiscool.com/rs/docs/zuov-misljenje-blox

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