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Teachers are the same everywhere in Europe, but what is it really like to be a teacher in Iceland, Latvia or Italy? Read more about their unique experiences and challenges in the front of the class or behind the scenes in school life

Celebrate Europe Day with myEUROPE Bring Europe, its values and diversity into your school, during Europe Day on 9th May. Read our guide to get some ideas, suggestions, tips and resources for organising special activities in your classroom or school. This guide is available in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese...
A Palmtop, a UNICEF Post Card and the Flag of United Europe Given the choice to pick 1-3 items for a time capsule to be opened in a thousand years, what would you choose to represent the way of life on the earth in the last decade of the 20th century?
This year, back to school in Latvia means back to Europe Engure is a small fishing village in Latvia, on the Baltic Sea coast. Inara Zlaugotne and Juris Lagzdins teach there and they explain why this year, going back to school means going back to Europe.
Being authoritative, friendly and understanding at the same time Noemi Lusi from Italy explains why going back to school is sometimes difficult, especially when you welcome new students.
Back to school: Education cannot be taken seriously enough! Sylvia Binger from Germany reports on what's new at Gauß Gymnasium, her secondary school in Berlin: plans, fears, hopes, test preparations and more.
Back to school: Plans and ideas for the school year Christiane Haamann teaches at Hulvej Skole in Horsens, Denmark. She tells us her plans and ideas for how to face the challenges of the new school year.
Teaching for the Future Uta Hartwig teaches at Pestalozzischule in Neumünster, Germany. This school year, her colleagues and other teachers from Schleswig-Holstein have the opportunity to learn more about using new technologies in school.
From Coast to Coast Ruta Aukspole and Tea Byholm are members of the myEUROPE Advisory board. Ruta teaches in Latvia and Tea in Finland. They met face-to-face twice and Ruta tells us more about the two events organised on both sides of the Baltic Sea.

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