Going back to reading after years on social media
Jan11

Going back to reading after years on social media

“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies… The man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R. Martin

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A big thank you to all our staff
Dec27

A big thank you to all our staff

We are heading towards a new year, a 2021 which will surely be full of surprises. But what are we leaving behind? Meeting Halfway has tackled, in its own way, the strangest year yet, the dreaded 2020…

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Deprived teachers and demanding parents
Dec11

Deprived teachers and demanding parents

School is a place for learning, but for learning what? Education must convey values, such as freedom of expression, but also respect the counter-values coming from every subculture. Without the willingness of parents to accept a different point of view and without thorough training of teachers, pedagogical “battles” fail to achieve their goal.

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The Freedom to Love: yesterday, today and tomorrow
Dec05

The Freedom to Love: yesterday, today and tomorrow

Homosexuality is a natural phenomenon which has existed since the dawn of time and has been considered sometimes positively, sometimes negatively, throughout history, depending on the customs and norms of each society.

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Become an Ambassador with Europe on Track!
Nov23

Become an Ambassador with Europe on Track!

Meeting Halfway supports many interesting projects at the European level. The team Europe on Track explains to us their very interesting initiative…

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The Marvels of Switzerland: a rich historical heritage
Nov18

The Marvels of Switzerland: a rich historical heritage

Switzerland is a rather small state. Nevertheless, it offers numerous sights worth discovering. With the third and last article of this short series being about northwestern Switzerland we will lead you to St. Gallen, the capital of the homonymous canton.

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European day of languages and bilingualism
Oct27

European day of languages and bilingualism

The Council of Europe and the European Union created the international day of European languages on the 26th September 2001 to celebrate linguistic diversity and encourage people to learn a foreign language.

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The Past, Present and Future of Live Music During the Pandemic
Oct16

The Past, Present and Future of Live Music During the Pandemic

Musical production has traditionally been marked by the seasons, both in terms of education and on stage. Every year, two different periods can be distinguished: between the months of September and June, when the school year and concert seasons take place, and the summer period, consisting of holidays and festivals. This year, as we all know, the situation that has generated the pandemic caused by Covid-19 has resulted in a series of changes in the live music scene. Will these changes alter our cultural habits forever?

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The marvels of Switzerland: The discovery of a hidden treasure
Oct13

The marvels of Switzerland: The discovery of a hidden treasure

Switzerland is a rather small state. Nevertheless, it offers numerous sights worth discovering. Today, we will introduce you to a marvelous treasure, located on the banks of the Rhine and well guarded by the local community.

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Cohesion policy and Covid-19: the Coronavirus Response Investment Initiative
Oct03

Cohesion policy and Covid-19: the Coronavirus Response Investment Initiative

The Cohesion policy is the EU’s strategy to promote an even development of all the European regions. Its main aim is therefore to strengthen economic and social cohesion and to reduce disparities among regions. In the 2014-2020 timeframe, the Cohesion policy (also called Regional policy) received circa 32,5% of the total EU budget.

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