The European Parliament is seeking your help to improve its educational offer to explain the European Union, active citizenship and parliamentary democracy. For this, they need your advice.
How? There are several ways you can contribute:
You can help them shape a better educational experience for everyone and let them know what would motivate you and/or your students to learn about and engage with the EU! The survey is open until 5 February.
You can try their virtual role play game in your class and reach out to the Parliament's office closest to you in case you have questions or feedback.
Students can take a seat in the European Parliament and experience the decision-making process directly from their classroom or community through this online game!
- Age groups
- Ages 15 and over
Details
- Publication date
- 14 January 2025
- Author
- Directorate-General for Communication
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