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Why a classroom exchange run by teachers is the safest way for young people to make friends abroad, and how to start one.

What multicultural education means, why it matters in every class, and simple ways for students to learn with other cultures, not just about them.

Real PBL project examples with the driving question, what students made and how a class in another country became their audience.

Most teachers already share materials. The collaboration that changes teaching goes further: a shared goal, student work on the table and a steady rhythm. Start with five approaches and a first-meeting checklist, then read what the research says.

Seven history activities you can run with simple materials, from source detective work and a living timeline to a quick game and an exchange with a partner class abroad. Each one lists ages, timing, what students practise and what to check.

A PISA 2025 classroom activity for students aged about 13-16: compare two fictional notes, check a claim and improve an answer. Try it with your class.

What the OECD reading trends show, what they cannot explain, and a practical starting point for your school team.

We have been working on a set of improvements to make your experience on Class2Class clearer, faster, and more useful. Each update was designed with our teacher community in mind, based on how educators actually use the platform day to day. Here is what is new.

COIL in education connects your classroom with a real partner class in another country — so students don't just study global issues, they work on them together. Discover how Class2Class makes international collaboration accessible for any K-12 teacher, from the first project to the last.

A design thinking school project on Class2Class moves through 5 clear phases. See exactly what each phase looks like and what you do on the platform.

What is design thinking in education? A plain-language guide to the five phases — Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test — and how Class2Class builds them into global projects where students design real solutions with a partner class abroad.

Project-based learning does not need a long plan. Learn how to make school projects easier with a minimum viable framework of four phases — and find free, ready-to-use international projects that already carry the structure for you.

International classroom collaboration in C2C follows 4 structured phases. Learn what students exchange, how teachers coordinate across time zones, and which free platform tools make it easy to start — even for your first global project

What changes in students during an international collaborative project? Teachers describe five real shifts — from shy to present, from passive to prepared — grounded in C2C classroom stories.

Two classrooms, two different countries, and a shared project to run together. Organizing international classroom collaboration means making four practical decisions before the first student posts…

Student collaboration in the classroom works when roles, feedback, and conflict protocols are set. See how C2C project phases structure all three.

Most group work isn't real collaboration in the classroom — it's parallel work in close proximity. Learn to tell the difference, why it matters, and how C2C projects are built to close the gap.

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities reminds us that inclusion is not a privilege — it is a right. Bring this global commitment into your classroom with free collaborative projects that…

Every year on November 16, the international day for tolerance invites schools worldwide to foster mutual understanding, respect, and acceptance across cultures — the perfect moment to connect your…

Every October 17, the world comes together to recognize the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty — a call to action rooted in dignity, solidarity, and shared responsibility. On the…

World Mental Health Day, observed every October 10, is a powerful invitation for students everywhere to explore well-being through the eyes of peers from around the world. On the Class2Class…

Starting a collaborative project with a class in another country is one of the most rewarding things you can do as a teacher. It is also one of the easiest to postpone. Not because the idea is too…

Each year on September 21, the international day of peace calls on schools worldwide to explore conflict resolution, empathy, and the transformative power of dialogue. Class2Class connects students…

Every September 16, schools around the world have the opportunity to connect students to one of humanity’s greatest environmental success stories. World Ozone Day marks the signing of the Montreal…