Local organiser: Katerina Konstantinides-Vladimirou, Inspector of Secondary Education, National Coordinator of UNESCO ASPnet Schools, Ministry of Education, Sport & Youth
ECML experts: Lukas Bleichenbacher, Switzerland, Michel Candelier, France
Participants: 21 teachers of English, German and French
 

The presentation of the social reality of the 21st century through the Reference Framework for pluralistic approaches to languages and cultures (FREPA) – a didactic tool for integrated plurilingual and intercultural education – can be beneficial to teachers. It provides the audience with some ideas of teaching learning practices that show acceptance and respect to the diversity of languages and cultures, a worldwide reality. It may change one’s mindset in a way that signifies a shift from stereotyping to tolerance and understanding. 

Dr Katerina Vladimirou, Inspector of Secondary Education, Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth, Cyprus

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