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External Websites
U.S. teachers looking to expand and deepen their classroom coverage of the European Union can now download cutting-edge lesson plans created by teachers for teachers. Bring your European view into the 21st century with curriculum guides focused on environmental policy, immigration issues, economic integration, and contemporary society.

Our most important resources come from educators themselves. We welcome lesson plan submissions from K-12 teachers as well as community college lecturers. Submissions are especially encouraged from teachers in Canada and Australia where the European Commission also funds EU Centers of Excellence. Please follow the standardized template to the extent possible, making sure to include references to your state's educational standards where appropriate. Authors of lesson plans accepted to the site will receive a $100 stipend for permission to publish the lesson plan on the website. Lessons should be submitted via email to euce@unc.edu.

 

   
 

Online Resources for Teaching about the EU and Europe

CES Teaching Resources:

  • What Happened to Yugoslavia ?
  • Multicultural France: Focus on the Veil
  • After the Fall – video and supporting materials for teaching about the fall of the Berlin Wall
  • An EU Primer (basic information on the EU)
  • European Monetary Union
  • European Common Foreign and Security Policy
  • Enlargement of the European Union
  • Europe and the Environment

Europa, Gateway to the EU

European Union bookshop - the Delegation of the European Commission to the USA provides free, in-stock publications about the EU. This form aloows you to check availability and submit requests.

The EU at a Glance

What Does the EU Do?

How is the EU Organized?

EuropaGO, games

Outreach World - searchable site with teaching materials for all world areas developed by National Resource Centers

The American Forum for Global Education - downloadable materials on world regions

The Center for Teaching International Relations (CTIR) site, materials developed by teachers for teachers:

BBC site for UK teachers

Intercultural E-mail Classroom Connections - helps teachers link with partners in other countries for e-mail classroom pen-pal and other project exchanges, ideas on how to use this in class