How can we ensure equity in science education?
Studies have shown that pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers.
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Literacy as a fundamental skill for life and learning
Explore our recent content on how reading, writing, speaking and listening skills enable you to communicate effectively and make sense of the world.
eTwinning workshop: basic skills with project-based learning
Pre-primary and primary teachers explored how to use project-based learning and eTwinning to strengthen basic skills education.
2025 European conference for eTwinning Schools in Nice
eTwinning Schools will meet on 16–17 May in France to explore ways to include citizenship education in school culture.
Give your input to the policy dialogues
Young people from all over the EU and beyond recently had the chance to discuss topics like defense, housing, climate, and health with Commissioners.
Educated parents make for literate youth
In this chart of the month, we look at how parental education not only predicts young people’s educational attainment but also their actual skill levels.
It takes a community to raise a reader
Everyone benefits when children’s literacy becomes a joint effort between schools and local community actors.
Digital reading: benefit or risk for child literacy?
Technology offers new ways to engage with reading and literature, while reading on paper has undeniable advantages.
New podcast episode: Encouraging metacognition in the classroom
Explore how thinking about thinking helps learners to understand and manage their own learning processes.
The importance of early literacy development
Early literacy plays a vital role in shaping a child's future learning. Strong foundations help prevent skills gaps that become harder to close over time.
