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The Turkish educational system is now facing the challenge of adapting to a social context that is becoming increasingly culturally diversified. Koc University joined the KIDS4ALLL project to try to answer this challenge by raising awareness about innovative learning methods that promote inclusiveness for immigrant and non-immigrant children.

by Eleni Pothou & Begüm Sonbahar-Üregel, Koc University

Levinsky College of Education is promoting a teacher training program to foster teachers' capacities for empathy, tolerance and intercultural sensitivity, thereby encouraging the integration and inclusion of children from migrant by background.

by Dolly Eliyahu-Levi & Michal Ganz-Meishar, Levinsky College of Education

We offer you a very interesting article on language skills and how communication in native and foreign languages is an integral part of the educational process.

The ambitious and inclusive project of the KIDS4ALLL learning environment: it will be attractive, sustainable, usable in different contexts and by different people and will foster cohesive processes between peers.

by Luisa Conti, University of Jena

In occasion of the European Researcher’s Night, the UniTo team investigated with a variety of actors involved in the daily educational scenario on collaboration schemes in (non)formal learning processes and conducted a micro case studies in the Italian field.

by Tanja Schroot, University of Turin

The first phase of KIDS4ALLL was dedicated to mapping research and pilot projects on local, national and EU level that focus on peer-to-peer and mentoring schemes for children in order to provide a cross-national comparative analysis of collaboration schemes in education and in particular on best practices regarding LLL competences.

Three KIDS4ALLL partners came together to share their learnings from the recent Covid-19 induced digital education experiences for migrant students on a recent panel at the 18th IMISCOE Annual Conference.

This seminar focusing on Literacy and Numerical Skills, revolved around two successful educational actions for inclusion and social cohesion. 

The first KIDS4ALLL seminar focused on social-emotional skills and particular attention was given to emerging challenges linked to exploring and assessing social, emotional and intercultural skills.