96 Erasmus+ projects receive the European Innovative Teaching Award
The European Innovative Teaching Award (EITA) highlights pioneering educational projects that inspire change and improvement in schools.
Practice
Find inspiration in articles and videos that highlight examples of good practice in European schools, classrooms and projects, including practical resources and materials.
Developing inclusivity and new skill sets in secondary vocational education
Erasmus+ projects are integrating inclusive methods and new digital skills into secondary vocational education across Europe.
Language learning through active and creative practices
Pilar Carilla knows how to motivate her students to learn foreign languages through innovative practices and Erasmus+ projects.
Language learning through digital and creative innovation
Innovative projects help multilingual classrooms achieve inclusive education using ICT and creative teaching strategies.
Rediscovering history: Innovative educational strategies
New ideas and initiatives are changing the way history is taught and understood, making it more approachable, inclusive and interesting to pupils.
Learning for sustainability as a whole-school mission
Discover in this video about the different actions the Ardscoil na Mara in Ireland is making to promote education for sustainable development.
Ticket to the Future: The power of non-formal spaces and youth voices
We discussed the SPARK initiative, an EU funded project working with young people to take action against inequalities driving climate change and injustice.
LARP for Climate: Life Action Role Playing for climate literacy
We interviewed Zbigniew Janczukowicz, the initiator of LARP for Climate, an Erasmus + project seeking to increase climate literacy among young people.
Looking at sustainability education through different lenses
Programmes across Europe are using a variety of approaches to engage pupils in learning about sustainability.
FutureSIM: Teaching systems thinking through simulations
We spoke to Aleksandra Solińska-Nowak and Sarah Schmelzer about developing FutureSIM, a simulation-based learning programme on the Sustainable Development Goals.
