myEUROPE Chats

The chats are classroom activities and their topics refer to the main themes of the project: European Citizenship and Cultural Diversity. A common language and a suitable time are announced beforehand. A guest is invited to answer questions addressed by participants, teachers with their pupils.

Transcripts of past chats Chat 2003-2004 A Historic Step: Enlarging the European Union, Benedictus Nieuwenhuis Small countries in the European Union, Janez Potocnik The new European Union in the world, Ana Yturriaga-Saldanha The European Constitution, Olivier Duhamel The fifth enlargement of the EU: how European citizens see this ambitious political project, Christoph Linkerhaegner Enlarging the EU: How to inform Citizens?, Georges Ingber The future generation in the enlarged Europe: protecting and preserving the environment, Margot Wallström The European Constitution and enlargement, Richard Corbett Could computers replace teachers? (A chat about ICT pedagogy and curriculum) Chats 2002-2003 European Mobility Week: two wheels, more health, Philip Ingham Is the future of Europe in our hands?, Ria Oomen-Ruijten A Historic Step: Enlarging the European Union, Benedictus Nieuwenhuis Chat 2001-2002 School uniform Ma musique préférée Integrating ICT into the curriculum Religion at your school Europe, today and tomorrow, Maria Martens Chats 2000-2001 Getting to know the European Union, Gérard Legris Studying in Europe, Detlev Clemens Fighting racism and xenophobia, Alexandros Tsolakis A greener Europe, Margot Wallström Enlarging the European Union, Tom Glaser More jobs, the EU and employment, Andrew Chapman, Hélène Clark, Andrew Fielding, Richard L. Nobbs Making European winners, Yves Le Lostecque and Pat Lambert Learning democracy, a European challenge, Britta Lejon

Information: Author: Petru Dumitru Last changed: 2004-10-21