01/01/2013
The STELLA project aims at contributing to the improvement of science teaching in European schools, with particular emphasis being placed on the stimulation of young people, especially female students, to undertake science studies and ultimately follow further careers within the science field.
01/01/2013
The initiatives related to key competence development described in this report differ in many ways, according to the nature of the key competences addressed, the implementation process used, the number of students and teachers directly concerned, the type of actors involved, and the duration and stage of development.
01/01/2013
14 separated reports providing a national description contextualising key competence development (rationale, objectives): Austria, Belgium (Flanders), Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, France, Ireland, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden.
01/01/2013
The internet is a place where curiosity and creativity can thrive and where you develop a wide range of skills in a seemingly less threatening manner. Nevertheless it holds certain pitfalls for the unwary. As in all other aspects of life, education is essential to foster more reflective ways of using online media.
01/12/2012
Literature reviews of the KeyCoNet project – a European policy network on the implementation of key competences in school education.
01/12/2012
2012 eTwinning book on the eTwinning journey and what you can find in eTwinning.
01/12/2012
Study on the use of the Acer DLP interactive projector, outlining some of the challenges which practitioners face implementing interactive technology in the classroom.
01/12/2012
2012 eTwinning report on case studies on teacher collaboration through eTwinning.
01/11/2012
The following report describes and analyses the Peer Learning Visit (PLV) to Seville, Spain, on 22-23 October 2012, organised within the framework of the KeyCoNet project – European Policy Network on the Implementation of Key Competences in School Education (2012-2014).
01/11/2012
The ‘Survey of resources for teens’ presents resources from across Europe addressing the needs of teenagers (between 13 and 18 years old).
