Die EU hat bereits einiges unternommen, damit Schüler und Lehrkräfte möglichst ungeschoren durch die Coronakrise kommen – hier einige Beispiele:

Das tut Europa in der Coronakrise für Schüler und Lehrkräfte

Sie haben in Ihrer Klasse Schüler, die sonderpädagogisch gefördert werden müssen? Dann tut die EU drei Dinge für Sie und Ihre Schüler

Das tut Europa für Lehrer, die mit Schülern mit sonderpädagogischem Förderbedarf arbeiten

Leiten Sie eine Schule? Dann wissen Sie genau, wie man Schüler auf ihre Zukunft vorbereitet. Aber wussten Sie auch, wie Ihnen die EU dabei hilft, Ihre Schüler noch besser zu machen? Da gibt es verschiedene Beispiele:

Das tut Europa für Schulleiter

Sind Sie Lehrerin oder Lehrer? Und haben Sie im Studium die Gelegenheit verpasst, am Programm ERASMUS teilzunehmen? Dann nutzen Sie jetzt Ihre Chance! Lehrkräften bietet die EU nämlich diese drei Vorteile:

Das tut Europa für Lehrkräfte

Wenn Sie Lehrer sind, haben Sie vielleicht schon einmal lehrreiche Spiele im Unterricht eingesetzt. Aber wussten Sie auch, dass die EU spielerisches Lernen am Computer unterstützt, weil die Schüler so leichter und besser lernen können?

Das tut Europa für Lehrkräfte, die Videospiele als Unterrichtsmaterial nutzen

EPAS seminar for teachers on 2024 on European Elections

Verbesserung der Qualität der Lehrerbildung (kurze Darstellung)

Improving the quality of teacher education (short presentation)

EP Plenary session - Oral question - Working conditions of teachers in the EU

LUX European Audience Film Award 2024 - Screening of The Teachers’ Lounge

EP Ambassador School - Seminar for teachers

Seminar of the EP Ambassador Schools programme- Workshops with teachers

Ambassador school programme seminar - Workshop with teachers

Seminar for teachers in the framework of the European Parliament Ambassador School

EP Ambassador School programme seminar for teachers - Introductory session with the Director for liaison offices

Seminar for EP Ambassador School's Teachers

Seminar for EP ambassadors schools' teachers

Seminar for EP ambassadors school's teachers

Kenneth COLLINS, Janey BUCHAN, Winston James GRIFFITHS, Hugh R. McMAHON

Handover of a petition on Teachers' Action Pack by EIS at the European Parliament in Strasbourg in June 1985

Seminar for EP Ambassador Schools' teachers

Seminar for EP Ambassador Schhols' teachers

EPAS - European Parliament Ambassador School programme - Seminar for teachers

Statement by LUX Audience Award 2024 finalist Johannes DUNCKER, writer of The Teachers' Lounge. Parliament and the European Film Academy award the LUX prize to help the distribution of European films with significant artistic merit that reflect cultural diversity in Europe and beyond.

LUX Audience Award 2024 - Statements by finalists: Johannes DUNCKER, writer of The Teachers' Lounge

'Remote teaching is not something I would like to do again', says Sandra, a primary school teacher from Sweden. The six weeks of teaching online were a challenge for her. She was working around the clock to keep the bond with her pupils alive. How did she feel on the big day when everyone met up again in class? Watch Sandra's tell her story in the interview she gave for 'Together apart' in May 2021.

Together apart | Sandra's story: ‘When can we go back to school?’

Nives, a retired teacher from Italy, told us how gardening became her new favourite activity during lockdown. In the confines of her home, she found new freedom. Watch Nives tell her story in the interview she gave for 'Together apart' in June 2021.

Together apart | Nives’ story: ‘Gardening was my life saver.’

What will you always remember about the pandemic? 'The sense of solidarity', says Cătălin, a literature teacher from Romania. These unprecedented times taught him that we are all characters in the same story, affected by the same challenges. Is working together the way to overcome them? Watch Cătălin tell his story in the interview he gave for 'Together apart' in June 2021.

Together apart | Cătălin's story: ‘We are all characters in the same story’

How can you possibly teach sculpture remotely? Carole Peia, from Italy, recalls the challenges she faced as an art teacher. She really had to reinvent her teaching methods and adapt the teaching materials she used in all her classes during the pandemic. The results, however, amazed not only her but also her students... Watch Carole tell her story in the interview she gave for 'Together apart' in June 2021.

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