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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.

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eTwinner as pros

eTwinning Project: eTwinners as Pros

A prize-winning eTwinning project for students aged 7-11 years. The project allows students to take on a variety of professional roles to learn about different topics, and as part of that, develop their agency and media literacy.
RODNAE Productions

STEAM pre-school academy

This kit focuses on STEAM education where students can explore and experience the world in a scientific way. Through interdisciplinary activities, little learners are encouraged to construct their own robots while reusing materials artistically.
Credit: Katerina Holmes

SAGE: Solutions Against the Greenhouse Effect

Global warming, a result of climate change, is a phenomenon that is recognised by scientists. Unfortunately, it is disputed by some in the media and on the internet via social networks without any scientific basis.
CLIL4STEAM project

CLIL4STEAM: Integrating STEAM into language education

This project provides a set of resources for using Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) to teach STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) at secondary school level. These include lesson plans, teaching materials and guidelines encompassing a wide range of teaching strategies and techniques.
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Drop'in: a catalogue of non-formal education methods for early school leaving prevention

The European Commission is working with Member States to implement comprehensive strategies to prevent early school leaving and to engage early school leavers in education and training. The project “DROP’IN” proposes: Formal and non-formal education must meet to fight against early school leaving and motivate people. What is meant here is motivating youngsters who have dropped out so they can go back to school and start their learning process again.