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European School Education Platform

eTwinning

O eTwinning-u
eTwinning je zajednica za škole, online prostor gdje škole mogu sarađivati. eTwinning pruža sigurnu i besplatnu platformu za nastavnike i učenike širom Evrope da zajedno rade na projektima, diskutuju u online grupama i razvijaju svoje profesionalne vještine.
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How to join eTwinning

Register as a user on the platform using EU Login and request to be validated as an eTwinner by the National Support Organisation in the country where your school is located.

Who can join eTwinning?
The eTwinning community is open to all teachers and school staff in eTwinning countries, including professionals working in early childhood education and care and initial vocational education and training. eTwinning also offers opportunities for teacher educators and student teachers at initial teacher education institutions to get involved in eTwinning.
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What’s in it for me?
By joining eTwinning, you gain access to Europe’s largest community of schools and teachers. In this community, you can find project partners for your eTwinning project ideas or join others in their existing projects. To kickstart your eTwinning journey, the eTwinning ambassadors network and the national support organisations are there to support you. As a member of eTwinning, you can also enhance your teaching skills with a wide range of dedicated onsite and online courses, webinars and conferences.

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eTwinning's new poster competition invites pupils to imagine the school of tomorrow.
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eTwinning projects

AI & IoT - Let us save Birdie's Tree!

This project combined science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) and storytelling to help pupils understand natural disasters.
 

Building a B.R.I.G.H.T. Future

In this project, pupils explored citizenship and sustainability while creating an action plan to transform an abandoned community space into a green oasis. 

"Natural is good, chemical is bad"?

This project explored fake news about chemicals, helping pupils challenge misconceptions and critically assess claims about natural or synthetic substances.