Intercultural Education and Culture of peace
Ask for more information 1 Week Course in Vélez-Málaga, Spain. Erasmus+ Intercultural Education Course: Teaching students from the two sides of the Mediterranean sea. Course Description: The Erasmus+ Intercultural Education Course: Teaching Students from the Two Sides of the Mediterranean …
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The course is a one-week program held in Vélez-Málaga, Spain, a city rich in Mediterranean history and cultural heritage.
This course is ideal for educators, school staff, and professionals working in multicultural environments, as well as anyone passionate about promoting intercultural understanding and dialogue.
The course employs interactive methods such as digital explanations, storytelling, project-based learning, and Socratic dialogue to engage participants and deepen their understanding.
Key topics include the Mediterranean world, the Arab influence on Mediterranean cultures, fostering classrooms for peace, and strategies to address stereotypes and promote inclusion.
Participants will enjoy a local excursion in Vélez-Málaga to explore its cultural and historical heritage, along with hands-on workshops and group discussions to reinforce course concepts.
The course aims to help participants understand Mediterranean civilizations, differentiate between key cultural concepts, combat stereotypes, and create inclusive classrooms based on dialogue and peace
As classrooms become more diverse due to immigration and globalization, this course provides educators with the tools to address cultural differences, foster mutual respect, and build cohesive learning environments.
Yes, the program is eligible for Erasmus+ funding. The European Erasmus School provides assistance with funding applications for eligible participants.
By addressing stereotypes, encouraging dialogue, and teaching practical strategies for inclusion, the course helps educators build bridges between diverse communities and foster peaceful coexistence.
To enroll, contact the European Erasmus School through their website or email. They will guide you through the registration process and provide support for Erasmus+ funding.
Requirements
- Course for teachers
Features
- Spanish language and History of Spain
- Spanish language
- History of Spain
- Erasmus+ Spanish Language
Target audiences
- Erasmus+ Spanish Language
- Erasmus+ Teachers
- Erasmus Plus KA1