Tiina Tambaum

Tiina Tambaum is a Lecturer at Tallinn University's Haapsalu College and a researcher at the Estonian Institute of Population. She leads a master's program 'Community work in ageing society' and focuses on intergenerational cooperation, digital skills for seniors, and social health in aging populations. Her work emphasizes methodologies for non-professional digital skill teaching and telephone befriending programs.

Education:

• Ph.D.
• MBA
• MA

Research Interests: Dr. Tambaum explores aging society challenges, intergenerational learning dynamics, and digital inclusion for seniors. Her projects often bridge educational strategies with community needs, such as youth-led tutoring for elderly learners.

Article Trends: Her publications span demographic studies, technology adoption in aging populations, and policy implications of an aging society. Notable themes include gender dynamics in elderly education and scaffolding techniques in intergenerational mentorship.

Awards:

• 'Friend of the Year 2021' by Estonian Health Association

Advising & Grants: While specific grants aren't detailed, her work reflects extensive collaboration with volunteers and community organizations, particularly in developing tools for social health and lifelong learning.