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These educational materials were designed within the context of the project ETHIKA. They are prepared and organised according to the age levels of children/students (3-5, 5-7, 7-9, 9-11, 11-14) and six key themes identified as most relevant (conflict resolution, ethical actions, justice, respect, responsibility, self-esteem).

An assessment tool for schools that wish to understand the Participation Level of all school actors in the school learning, governance and relationship with the community.

The units on cultural heritage and cultural diversity, presented in this handbook, have been designed for the purpose of providing an introduction to general topics related to cultural heritage and cultural diversity.

The QUAL4T2 project is funded by the European Commission through the Erasmus+ KA2 Grant programme. It supports teacher teams in VET schools in their use of quality assistance mechanisms like the Plan Do Check Act cycle.

Entrepreneurship is the capacity to act upon opportunities and ideas, and transform them into value for others. Boost your students’ entrepreneurial mindset with the activities of the Entre������Ƶ toolkit.

The Erasmus+ project 'Sp.L.D', comprising 8 countries, aimed to address the major problems of unidentified and unsupported special learning disabilities/difficulties.

Schools are a key environment to teach children healthy eating, thus helping them to form long-term positive dietary behaviours.

The House of European History offers resources for educators and students developed and written by their education team. If you are wondering how to connect the teaching of European history to our contemporary world then you have come to the right place.

This handbook represents the culmination of the work of the Erasmus+ project Teacher 2020.

The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings have created a collection of mini-lectures, which can be used in the classroom and add to the students' learning experience. The following videos are about Science, and Society, and are available in English, German, Spanish, and French.