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High schools in Denmark are embracing ChatGPT as a teaching tool
The boom of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots prompted one teacher to start incorporating it into the classroom, rather than blocking it.
Euroviews. On European Day of Languages, I dream of a world with no barriers
Through my work, I've witnessed the profound impact that even basic Arabic language skills can have in fostering human connections and reigniting enthusiasm for education, Simone Britz writes.
Lessons in life for some pupils as a new school year starts in Europe
Riots, the threat of gun violence and the cost of living crisis have an impact on some European schools
Meet the Pakistani headmaster whose classroom is a park
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Which European countries are best at speaking multiple languages?
Tuesday is International Mother Language Day. In Europe, more than half the population speaks at least two languages, but not all countries are equally-gifted.
'Significant disruption' warning as UK braces for mass strikes
The industrial action involves school teachers and classroom assistants, some bus and train drivers, security guards, civil servants, and staff at 150 universities.
Is remote tutoring the answer to Europe’s teacher shortage?
Edtech platform GoStudent has seen extraordinary growth since its launch in 2016, and its CEO claims platforms like his are the solution to Europe’s teacher shortage.
Meet the Tanzanian film academy showcasing Africa's richness
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As Africans, our voices are often left unheard. By initiating this hub for filmmakers and storytellers, we can tell our stories as a continent.
Portuguese ‘Digital Building’ opens door to country's architecture
Portugal's Casa da Arquitectura has created a so-called Digital Building to give people access to virtual versions of its exhibits free of charge.
MPs back controlling schools to stop 'threats to children's morals'
Critics say the law could reduce teaching on LGBT+ and reproductive rights.
Watch me go from skiing rookie to racer in one lesson - almost
I take to the slopes for a 1:1 lesson with Maison Sport, a new skiing app designed to match you with your perfect instructor
Students replace teachers to demand teaching on climate change
A global campaign has students taking over from teachers to bring climate change issues to the front of the class.
Meet the laid off cabin crew forced to start again during the pandemic
Dreams of a career in the sky have plummeted for 100,000s of airline staff. Starting again can be daunting, but these four Europeans are climbing to new heights in second careers.
Would you move to rural New Zealand to send your kids to Green School?
Parents are trying out this radical new form of education, which puts the environment at the centre of learning.
Analysis: Should children go back to school during a pandemic?
Today, Belgium joins Denmark and many others in reopening primary and secondary schools. But, in other countries, rows are raging over getting pupils back into the classroom.
Hungarian teachers take to Instagram to protest pay
In Hungary, the gap between the average wage in the private sector and the average teacher’s salary is bigger than in any other EU member state.