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Visibility of eTwinning Projects Group July 2026 Newsletter
project; students collaborated on creating the final outputs— a digital magazine, an international eco-calendar, a forest map, and a summary video; and all materials were posted and discussed in the shared TwinSpace area, allowing everyone to view and appreciate the work of their international peers.
Preschoolers and students developed essential social and digital skills, as well as creativity and intercultural awareness. They improved their English communication skills by collaborating with international peers via online platforms and engaging in creative tasks, such as creating posters, videos, and digital essays. Through this collaboration, they strengthened their teamwork, empathy, and respect for diversity, learning to value differences and inclusion. Students also enhanced their digital competencies by using online tools( such as Canva, Padlet, or Genially) to create and share content responsibly, while simultaneously developing an understanding of digital citizenship, safety, and ethics.
The project fostered environmental and STEAM education, critical and creative thinking, problem-solving, and selfexpression through artistic and digital means. Ultimately, it promoted a strong sense of European identity and active citizenship, helping preschoolers and students become responsible, openminded, and collaborative members of both their local and European communities. The project aimed to equip preschoolers and students with naturebased life skills while enabling them to explore the natural world through STEM
disciplines. Through hands-on activities, students learned about soil conservation, composting, and the water cycle. They engaged in inquiry-based STEM activities and developed creative problem-solving skills to address real-world challenges in nature and promote sustainable lifestyle habits. Collaboration, the use of digital tools, and a love for nature were emphasized throughout the project.
Enhancing young people ' s future skills is our priority!
Agnes Ildico Costea is a qualified educator specialising in primary and preschool education, with 10 years of experience as a primary school teacher and 23 years as a preschool teacher; currently, she serves as an early childhood education teacher at Stănescu Valerian Technological High School in Târnava. With 33 years of service in the education system, she holds the highest teaching rank and a Master’ s degree in Educational Management. She is a member of the National Corps of Experts in Educational Management. Additionally, she is an active eTwinning member, involved in numerous international projects, such as " Unity in Diversity ", " I Think, I Create, I Change through STEAM ", " Eratosthenes Project ", " Our Winter Habits " and " The Harmony of Nature ", serving as a founder, partner, collaborator, initiator, coordinator, or volunteer. Drawing on her leadership experience, she serves as an SPSC Global Ambassador and participates in global EDX programs, including " A Walk Through Education – The Global Intellectual Exchange ", " Global Ambassadors of Sustainability: Eco-Leaders of Tomorrow – Green Horizons & Future Skills ", " Global Forum for Teacher Educators " and " The Institution of Green Engineers – IGEN ", actively engaging as both a speaker and a member of the global educational community.
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