"On a voluntary basis, 12-18-year-old students help their disadvantaged peers with online tutoring and personalized digital learning materials in the newly launched E-Tanoda project. In the pilot program by the 21st Century Pedagogy Foundation, Telenor Hungary, and Microsoft Hungary, students from a small village in Baranya and high school students from Budapest learn together. Through the E-Tanoda, voluntary mentoring can also fulfill the mandatory school community service required for graduation."


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