Analyze Vienna’s heritage as a case study for multiculturalism, sustainability and historical memory. Apply “Heritage Interpretation” techniques to critically and productively analyze experiences of material and digital heritage spaces.
This festival brings together initiatives that foster key skills, encourage intercultural and intergenerational dialogue, and strengthen a sense of belonging and active citizenship.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of effective strategies for combating bullying, drawing from Finland's approaches, such as the KiVa School Program, the VERSO peer mediation system, the Steps of Responsibility model, and the Huomaa Hyvä! Method.
Strengthen your ability to connect classroom learning with real-world global challenges, helping students think critically about issues such as sustainability, human rights, and social justice. Learn how to use creative and participatory methods, like scenario planning, to make abstract concepts concrete and engaging for adolescents.
Discover practical approaches to redesign assessment in the age of generative AI. Learn how to create authentic and process‑based assessments that highlight students’ reasoning while managing AI use transparently.
Discover how to plan for impactful interventions, identify application opportunities for yourselves and your schools. Learn to plan effective and equitable Professional Learning activities.
Explore Berlin as a case study for Cultural Heritage Education, aiming to seamlessly integrate it into school curricula. Enhance your critical thinking skills through guided tours.
Recommended Audience: Higher Education Staff, School Principals
Language RequirementsIntermediate English (B1+)
Gain practical techniques to structure information effectively, engage different audiences, and manage both verbal and non-verbal communication, including voice, rhythm, pauses, and body language.
Explore the Ideathon method and process: from idea generation to solution development. Discover concrete strategies and tools to implement Ideathons in your teaching and foster an innovation mindset among your students.
Examine how assessment can inform decisions related to teaching. Design classroom assessments that are closely aligned with learning objectives, ensuring that tests provide valid, actionable evidence of student learning.
Explore practical and age‑appropriate ways to introduce young learners to key legal concepts such as rules, rights, responsibilities, and the role of law in society. Engage in hands‑on activities including mock trials, rule‑making exercises, and structured discussions about fairness, consequences, and justice.
Explore how to integrate CLIL into early childhood education. Learn to design engaging CLIL lessons tailored for young learners, using resources such as storybooks, songs, outdoor activities and AI tools.
Use storytelling, folklore, and public memory as tools for critical reflection. Design interactive experiences such as walking tours and treasure hunts in Bucharest with clear educational objectives.
Discover various formative assessment activities to use every day at work. Learn how to use digital tools to make assessment activities fun and approachable which will lead to better content understanding and elevated interest in the subject.
Learn to apply the principles of UDL and Differentiated Instruction to create accessible and engaging learning environments, and to use digital and AI tools to enhance participation and remove barriers.
Develop an appreciation for the advantages that come with the implementation of game-based learning in a classroom, alongside learning to select the content based on teaching goals and on the needs of the students.
Experience practical creative games and activities focused on specific soft skills, fostering a positive and responsive group setting. Create a specific session/project plan for their own setting/ youth group.
Acquire an understanding of the term “sustainability” and discover its impacts on our daily lives. Learn to transmit this knowledge to the students using innovative teaching methods, such as PBL.
Explore offline games to integrate into your teaching practices, enhancing various cognitive skills such as spatial, critical, strategic, and perceptual thinking.
