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- Ages 12 to 15
- Ages 15 and over
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The civic education package help teachers, university professors and other education professionals to explain the added value of working together and benefits of European integration. These five ready-to-use teaching lessons demonstrate how the individual countries work together in the Council of the EU and the European Council (available in all EU languages).
Teaching and learning for secondary and higher education
All lessons contain teaching methods, manuals with a step-by-step guide on how to use them, links to all materials, as well as games, videos and lots of fun. You can download the lessons from the following links and print them where necessary:
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