Breaking gender stereotypes with eTwinning
eTwinning encourages teachers to challenge traditional roles and promote gender equality at all levels of education.
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Tackling gender-based violence for pupils’ wellbeing
Gender violence, sexual harassment and bullying affect millions of pupils around the world disrupting both their education and wellbeing.
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.
Approaching gender inequalities in IVET head on
Addressing gender imbalances as part of initial vocational education and training (IVET) can help pupils better find their place in the workforce.
Challenging social inequality through career guidance
Social inequalities shape young people’s career development and transitions, but educators can step in and improve their pupils’ chances.
The power of early years education against gender stereotypes
Schools play a key role in defining how children understand and learn about gender roles and expectations.
Supporting education for sustainability through online repositories
In this practice video video we learn how Flemish digital archives and KlasCement support teachers in education for sustainability.
Teaching for a more inclusive future
Media, culture and communication are powerful tools that help pupils reflect on and challenge gender stereotypes.
Excellence in mathematics: a boys’ affair?
This chart of the month focuses on gender differences in rates of mathematics performance among fifteen-year-olds.
Know gender no fear
The idea of ‘the feminine’ is a tricky paradox in the game of gender stereotypes. Associated with an endangering weakness, it has been feared or hidden away.