Recent interview carried out with a representative from Germany. This participant is based in Berlin and implements research and education projects at a local, state, federal and European level
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GOVERNANCE, BENCHMARKING AND TRAINING TOOLS FOR DIVERSITY POSITIVE ECEC PROVISION
“DIVERSITY+” project: towards more inclusive ECEC services
As early childhood professional, does your early childhood education and care handle with diverse groups? What approaches do you have to ensure all children needs are met? Diversity+ project aims to provide the tools for creating/designing...
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May is the European Diversity Month! This month raises awareness of the importance of diversity and inclusion in our workplaces and in the society throughout the whole European Union
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European Commission – Redirection template for non existing pagesHow schools can give space to all languages present nowadays in schools? How children from different backgrounds can feel accepted and valued for who they are and for the language they speak?
Language Friendly Schools is an approach with a language plan involving all members of the school’s own needs.
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welcoming all languages – Language Friendly School
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Language Friendly Schools are schools that have developed a language plan involving all members of the school: students, teachers and staff.Seventy-one years ago on 9 May, Europe took its first steps towards becoming a union, changing the lives of millions of people. A post-war decision to bring solidarity and peace between European countries grew into the one of the world’s most prominent actors, the European Union (EU). Since then, the EU continues to promote human rights, free trade and cooperation in the world.
The date marks the anniversary of the historic ‘Schuman declaration’. At a speech in Paris in 1950, Robert Schuman, the then French foreign minister, set out his idea for a new form of political cooperation in Europe, which would make war between Europe’s nations unthinkable. His vision was to create a European institution that would pool and manage coal and steel production. A treaty creating such a body was signed just under a year later. Schuman’s proposal is considered to be the beginning of what is now the European Union.
Since the start of the COVID-19 crisis, the EU is inviting citizens from across Europe and the world to discover it in a safe and mostly virtual way, with physical or hybrid events and visits taking place where sanitary conditions allow it. Even though the pandemic separates us physically during these challenging times we remember once again how important it is to reunite and hold on to hope.
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