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What you will find in this edition:

• World Teachers’ Day - Marking World Teachers’ Day, this edition explores the importance of soft skills, peer mentoring and international experiences in supporting teachers’ professional growth and their role as agents of change.
• Building basic skills through eTwinning - The new 2026 eTwinning book shows how collaborative projects can help develop literacy, mathematics, science, digital and citizenship skills, providing practical ideas for teachers across all educational levels.
• Share your views on the new DigCompEdu framework - Educators and researchers are invited to contribute to the update of the European Framework for the Digital Competence of Educators (DigCompEdu). The survey is open until 31 October 2026.
• EU Code Week 2026 (10–25 October) - Discover activities, lesson plans and resources to introduce coding and computational thinking in the classroom, with opportunities for schools and teachers to get involved regardless of previous coding experience.
• Courses - Autumn courses are currently available in a self‑paced format due to the EU Academy platform migration.
• Webinars - Upcoming webinars focus on empathetic AI for literature and social and emotional learning (16 October) and building resilience for growth (19 October).
• Articles and resources - Recent resources explore green skills in VET, science teaching ideas, data protection for schools, support for multilingual learners and language support for migrant and refugee students.

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