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König Willem-Alexander eröffnet Käsefabrik in Heerenveen
König Willem-Alexander eröffnet Käsefabrik in Heerenveen
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***King Willem-Alexander opens the cheese factory from Royal A-ware in Heerenveen , Netherlands, July 08, 2015*** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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König Willem-Alexander eröffnet Käsefabrik in Heerenveen
König Willem-Alexander eröffnet Käsefabrik in Heerenveen
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***King Willem-Alexander opens the cheese factory from Royal A-ware in Heerenveen , Netherlands, July 08, 2015*** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima
Königin Maxima eröffnet neues Kentalis Ausbildungszentrum in Zoetermeer
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***Queen Máxima opens on Friday 22 May, the new Care Education Center Kentalis in Zoetermeer. Netherlands. Kentalis is a national organization for people with deafness, (serious) hearing impairment, deafblindness and language development***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch
Erste Flüchtlinge beziehen das neue Flüchtlingsheim in Berlin-Buch / 230415 *** Mit belegten Brötchen, Obst und Gemüse wurden die ankommenden Flüchtlinge begrüßt. In Berlin-Buch hat das zweite Berlier-Container-Flüchtlingsheim eröffnet. Die ersten 75 Bewohner zogen im Laufe des Tages ein. Insgesammt ist die sich zum Teil noch im Bau befindliche Einrichtung für 480 Personen ausgelegt.***Refugees move into the new refugee center in Berlin-Buch, Germany, April 23rd, 2015 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima der Niederlande
Königin Maxima eröffnet in Rotterdam die erste überdachte Markthalle der Niederlande
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*** Opening of the new market hall in Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 1, 2014 ***
(FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima der Niederlande
Königin Maxima eröffnet in Rotterdam die erste überdachte Markthalle der Niederlande
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*** Opening of the new market hall in Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 1, 2014 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima der Niederlande
Königin Maxima eröffnet in Rotterdam die erste überdachte Markthalle der Niederlande
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*** Opening of the new market hall in Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 1, 2014 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima der Niederlande
Königin Maxima eröffnet in Rotterdam die erste überdachte Markthalle der Niederlande
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*** Opening of the new market hall in Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 1, 2014 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Königin Maxima der Niederlande
Königin Maxima eröffnet in Rotterdam die erste überdachte Markthalle der Niederlande
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*** Opening of the new market hall in Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 1, 2014 *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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König Willem Alexander eröffnet neue Musikhalle TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht
König Willem Alexander eröffnet neue Musikhalle TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht
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***King Willem-Alexander of The Netherlands opens the new Tivolo Vredenburg concert building in Utrecht, The Netherlands, 3 July 2014***
[The new building have 5 concert halls for Pop, Jazz and classic music] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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König Willem Alexander eröffnet neue Musikhalle TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht
König Willem Alexander eröffnet neue Musikhalle TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht
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***King Willem-Alexander of The Netherlands opens the new Tivolo Vredenburg concert building in Utrecht, The Netherlands, 3 July 2014***
[The new building have 5 concert halls for Pop, Jazz and classic music] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands at the opening of the new Tivoli Vredenburg concert building in Utrecht, 03 July 2014
König Willem Alexander eröffnet neue Musikhalle TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht
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***King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands and The Lau of the Scene at the opening of the new Tivoli Vredenburg concert building in Utrecht, 03 July 2014*** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
/ 220813
[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
/ 220813
[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
/ 220813
[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Erste Steve Jobs Schulen in den Niederlanden eröffnet - Hier die "iPad" Schule in Breda
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[BREDA - Children in the classroom studying with there Apple Ipad. The first seven exclusive "Steve Jobs schools" have opened their doors across a number of cities in the Netherlands. Starting from today, schools in the Dutch cities of Sneek, Breda, Almere, Emmen, Heenvliet and Amsterdam will start teaching students according to the principles of the O4NT, or Onderwijs voor een nieuwe tijd (Education for a new era), which emphasizes the role of the iPad in an elementary school environment. The program, which was first proposed by Dutch officials back in March 2012, gives every child access to a "virtual school" through an iPad and helps them develop information and communication technology (ICT) and information processing skills, collaboration techniques and a critical, problem-solving and creative mind. The ¿Master Steve JobsSchool¿ in Sneek and the ¿Steve JobsSchool Breda¿ will incorporate the iPad-driven curriculum at all grade levels, while the other five plan to start first with lower grades and expand upward. The Steve Jobs curriculum is expected to expand in 2014 to include Dutch-speaking children around the world. The first bell has rung in seven of the first 12 ¿Steve Jobs schools¿ in the Netherlands. The schools, which are for students aged 4 to 12, were first announced in July. Featuring a curriculum that revolves entirely around the iPad, the schools will serve 1,000 students during the first year.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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