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Covering three thematic areas – basic skills, active citizenship and critical thinking – these articles provide practical strategies, fresh perspectives and real classroom examples to inspire educators in any setting.

Basic skills as a gateway to learning  

Basic skills form the basis for all learning. Our articles explore how to strengthen teaching and learning in all classroom environments.

Numeracy and basic mathematics are cross-curricular skills, not just important for maths lessons. Read how pupils engage with mathematics through inclusive, practical strategies that boost confidence and ensure all learners feel capable in the subject.

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Early literacy plays a vital role in shaping a child's future learning. Find out how foundational skills like vocabulary and phonological awareness can be developed through engaging, evidence-informed practices.

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Science education starts with curiosity. Find out how networks, collaboration, and classroom strategies can spark inquiry and empower science education across Europe.

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From basic ICT use to applying AI tools, teachers face often face an overwhelming range of digital options. Our practice article looks at how to build digital skills and confidence for both teachers and pupils.

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Educating for active citizenship

Active citizenship starts in the classroom. Read in our article how everyday teaching can foster empathy, respect, and a sense of purpose – empowering pupils to engage with their communities and drive positive change.

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Critical thinking equips pupils to navigate complexity, question assumptions and solve problems. Discover  how to embed this vital skill across subjects through creative, inquiry-based approaches.

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