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Agence pour l'enseignement français à l'étranger (AEFE)

Agence gérant dans le monde entier des établissements primaires et secondaires. Informations pour les inscriptions, les professeurs et liste des établissements.

http://www.aefe.diplomatie.fr/

Droit à l'éducation et liberté d'enseignement (OIDEL)

Association sans but lucratif, reconnue d'intérêt public par le droit suisse. Elabore de nouveaux modèles de politiques éducatives et de financement de l'école. Promouvoit le droit à l'éducation en tant que droit humain fondamental. Fournit des informations générales sur son fonctionnement ainsi que des publications en ligne et sur commande.

http://www.oidel.ch/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

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L'Europe à l'Ecole

Initiative transnationale pour la mise en œuvre de la dimension européenne dans l'enseignement. Présentation, comités nationaux, activités et renseignements. Site bilingue français-anglais.

http://www.europe-ecole.fr/

Fédération Européenne des Ecoles

Organisme fédérant les systèmes scolaires européens. Harmonisation des politiques éducatives et missions auprès du Conseil de l'Europe.

http://www.fede.org/

Observatoire des technologies pour l'éducation en Europe

Enquête sur l'application pédgogique des technologies de l'information et de la communication. Articles et actualités.

http://www.txtnet.com/ote/HomePage.html

Observatoire européen de la violence scolaire

La violence scolaire et urbaine. Issu d'une collaboration entre plusieurs pays. Organisation de conférences.

http://www.obsviolence.com/

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