Teachers of Europe

In this episode, host Benjamin Hertz speaks with Emma Abbate, a secondary school teacher from Italy, about the information landscape students are navigating today and the practical skills, habits, and critical dispositions that help them resist disinformation.

In this episode, hosts Rute Baptista and Benjamin Hertz speak with Andreas Galanos, secondary school teacher (Greece) and Simone Pfliegel, secondary school teacher (Germany) about the opportunities and risks artificial intelligence brings to schools, and what it demands of those in leadership roles.

In this episode, host Benjamin Hertz speaks with KristiinaTammisalo, sociologist at the Population Research Institute in Finland, and Maroš Mitrik, secondary school teacher from Slovakia, about what it really takes to help young people thrive in digital environments: developing the agency, resilience and critical awareness to recognise when platforms are nudging them, and the confidence to lead a more purposeful digital life.

eTwinning project:
HEALTH@SCHOOLproject

In this episode, host Benjamin Hertz speaks with Jakob Damgaard Laursen, Teacher and Special Consultant in the Future Classroom Lab in Copenhagen, Denmark, about one of education's most timely challenges: equipping young people with the skills, habits of mind, and confidence to navigate aworld saturated with data, from social media feeds and news headlines to school subjects and everyday decision-making.

In this episode, host Rute Baptista speaks with Marjaana Manninen, Senior Adviser, Education Finnish National Agency for Education, and Tomasz Ordza, eTwinning Ambassador and science teacher from Poland, about how schools across Europe are rising to one of education's most pressing challenges: preparing young people for a future shaped by climate change, artificial intelligence, geopolitical instability, and shifting labour markets.