The objectives set by participating in this European project were the following: - Improve professional skills in relation to the respective background and profiles; - Enhance intercultural integration and understanding; - Revaluate the quality of work and related activities for students; - Leverage social, linguistic and cultural diversities; - Expand professional development opportunities; - Improve language skills; - Increase the production of CLIL teaching units; - Nurture personal and pedagogical-didactic skills; - Promote flexibility by observing different didactic environment; - Elevate motivation and satisfaction in daily work; - Dealing with coaching and mentoring practices; - Establish joint work plans with European colleagues for a new teaching model of classical and modern languages; - Promote EU values - Create a network of documents to achieve a common European teaching standard; - Develop an homogeneous evaluation systems; - Establish teaching standards across European Countries; - Reshape local training capacity.
“The Europe we would like” is a project based on a deep wish to build an inclusive, modern, open and international school. The idea starts from the critical issues that emerged within the RAV and from the need of school staff to approach new teaching methods based on observation and experimentation as used in other countries. This would lead to a dream of a school capable to develop citizens who are fully aware of their own abilities, skills as well as competencies and therefore equipped to cooperate to the society well-being at large; that leveraging on an educational path which combine best strategic teaching practices and growing opportunities for those people will really build the Europe we would like to see.