On November 13, during our symposium at the National Conference on Educational Sciences in Szeged, our presentations were followed by an engaging professional discussion in the lecture hall. Opponent Nóra Rapos highlighted the interdisciplinarity of our project and the issue of educational innovations, which generated considerable interest among the participants.

Following the publication of our volume by Móra Publishing House, TV2’s Lifestyle Magazine on November 16 discussed our research and we demonstrated its results in practice.

To introduce the four years of work carried out by our MTA-AVKF research group at Apor Vilmos Catholic College, a press release was issued. As a result, Éva Gyarmathy presented our research in several radio interviews. For example, on November 21, she spoke with Egon Rónai on Spirit FM about the group’s results and their significant aspects for public education.