EARS – Educational agreement as a response to school dropout
EARS was a collaborative project between multiple countries to address the significant issue of early school leaving across Europe.
Teaching materials
This selection includes teaching materials developed as part of EU funded projects and initiatives, as well as resources on inclusive education as part of the Toolkit for school success.
Teaching to Be: supporting teachers’ professional wellbeing
A holistic approach to raise the quality of education through promoting teacher wellbeing.
Europe Matters – A Question of Values: an interactive game
An educational game to help young people explore Europe’s core values and learn about democracy and human rights in a playful and engaging way.
Europa Quest: a quiz-type interactive learning tool
Make learning about the EU fun for your pupils with Europa Quest - a quiz game that builds teamwork, curiosity and EU knowledge.
Dans ta tête: new approaches to challenging pupils
This project was designed to empower pupils who have difficulty in school tasks with different learning styles and ways to implement them.
Education stops hate: Stopping hate in the classroom before it arrives
The Educational Inclusion into Diversity project establishes an effective strategy for prevention of hate speech in the classroom.
Minister for a day – the Council simulation
Allow your pupils learns skills such as public speaking, negotiation and active listening in the 'Minister for a day' exercise.
Different Drum: Fostering pupil involvement through mentorship
This project aimed to increase the overall competencies of disadvantaged pupils through mentorship in school as well as in after-school activities.
Going beyond gender stereotypes in culture and language
The Education for Equality (E4E) project created tools for teachers to build inclusive, gender-equal learning environments and challenge stereotypes.
Promoting LGBTQI-inclusive education
Materials created by the International LGBTQI Youth & Student Organisation (IGLYO) raise awareness and promote the inclusion of LGBTQI pupils in schools.
