Visibility of eTwinning Projects Group July 2026 Newsletter
The particularly high percentage of positive responses from teachers( 91.4 %) regarding the project’ s contribution to the cultivation of good citizenship is an important finding, as it shows that active citizenship was not treated only as a theoretical concept, but was linked to experiential and collaborative activities. This positive assessment is linked to the main objective of the project, which was to familiarize children with concepts such as rights, obligations, respect and responsibility. The finding acquires particular importance in preschool age, as it suggests that the basic values of active citizenship can be approached through appropriate experiential activities already from the first years of education.
finding demonstrates that the family functions as a key agent of socialization and moral education, creating a supportive framework that reinforces the objectives of the program. At the same time, the same percentage( 85.7 %) of parents consider that their child understands what it means to be a " good citizen ", while a small percentage( 14.3 %) appears to be cautious. The absence of negative responses indicates that parents largely recognize the development of relevant knowledge and attitudes in their children.
Graph 9: Do you talk with your child about values such respect, honesty and responsibility?
Graph 8: Do you think this project will help students in learning about good citizenship?
Based on the data in the two charts below, particularly important conclusions emerge regarding the contribution of the eTwinning project and the parents ' attitude towards the cultivation of values and the concept of active citizenship. Initially, regarding the role of the family, 85.7 % of parents state that they often discuss values such as respect, honesty and responsibility with their children, while 14.3 % do so occasionally. This
Graph 10: Do you think your child understands what it means to be a good citizen?
The significance of the above findings for Roma parents and children is particularly important, as it highlights the crucial role
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