This podcast series explores the educational experiences of children with migrant and refugee backgrounds in Bulgaria, highlighting both the challenges they face and practical solutions developed by schools. Across ten engaging episodes, listeners hear from teachers, language specialists, and intercultural assistants who share real-life strategies for supporting student integration. Featured guests like Maria Nikolova and Maria Petrova discuss flexible assessment, exam preparation, and inclusive teaching methods. Other episodes explore how language learning, cultural exchange, and community involvement help build connections between students. Key topics include emotional adaptation, friendships across cultures, and the importance of safe, welcoming classrooms. The series is a valuable resource for educators and anyone working with migrant families seeking to foster inclusion and support learning.

Discover how Czech educators create inclusive, welcoming classrooms for children with a migration background through this insightful and practical podcast series. Across 10 engaging episodes, you’ll explore strategies for boosting student motivation, supporting emotional well-being, navigating language barriers, and celebrating cultural diversity. You’ll hear from experts like educator and inclusion specialist Tereza Fajksová, teacher trainer Jakub Horák, and school psychologist Petra Malá, among many others who bring their real-life classroom experience to the conversation. Topics include fair assessment for multilingual learners, preventing bullying, building trust with migrant parents, and maintaining teacher well-being in multicultural settings. Whether you’re an educator, school leader, or work with migrant families, this series offers hands-on tools and inspiration to support inclusive education in practice.

Inclusive Education & Migration Greek Perspectives In this series of insightful interviews experienced educators and researchers from Greece explore the challenges migrant and refugee students face from language barriers and trauma to social isolation They share practical strategies to support motivate and create safe inclusive learning environments These voices highlight the crucial role educators play as cultural bridges helping students find their place in a new society. In the podcasts, you’ll hear from distinguished experts such as Stefania Oiconomou, a political scientist; Rika Romopoulou, an assistant professor specializing in bilingual education; and Michalis Moutzikos, a philologist with extensive experience. These are just a few of the many specialists sharing their insights on the challenges and strategies for supporting migrant and refugee students. Their perspectives offer valuable guidance on creating welcoming and effective learning environments for all learners.

This podcast series from Poland explores intercultural education through real stories of migrant students, parents, and educators. Listeners will hear from Olena Naumova, a Ukrainian intercultural assistant, Dr Ewa Żmijewska, a pedagogy expert, Yehor Chornyi, a Ukrainian high school student, and Raisa Kirylovska, a foreign mother raising her child in Poland. The series introduces the CLIL methodology, which combines language learning with subject content. It offers practical tips for teachers on how to plan inclusive lessons using visuals, repetition, and engaging activities. Two additional episodes, “Inner Power” and “An Oasis of Calm”, focus on teacher well-being and mental resilience in multicultural classrooms. These podcasts are an inspiring resource for anyone supporting inclusive education and emotional health in schools.