What are the main challenges you face when teaching or discussing the EU in the classroom?
What do you need to inspire students to become active EU citizens?
Which learning resources and/or programmes are most useful when teaching about the EU?
The European Parliament would like to develop its educational offer on the European Union, active citizenship and parliamentary democracy. For this, they need your advice. Help them shape a better educational experience for everyone and let them know what would motivate you and/or your students to learn about and engage with the EU!
The survey is open until 5 January. Thank you for your time!
Джерела
- Дата публікації
- 10 Грудень 2024
- Автор
- Directorate-General for Communication
- Type of content
- News
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