Event report

The event was part of the Dialogues on the Future, a joint initiative of the Government of Spain, the Representation of the European Commission in Spain and the European Parliament Office in Spain. It consisted of a citizen workshop in hybrid format in which participants had the opportunity to present their proposals and interact with each other through their live interventions and comments on YouTube. 48 people participated in the event (27 people in person and 21 people online). 60 % were women. Participants included teachers, school teachers, and institutional representatives. These are some of the topics addressed during the Citizen Workshop: How would you like to teach to aspire to the educational success of all your students? What does it take for teachers, administrations and families to make it possible? What are the immediate actions by which we can begin to reach that scenario? In response, participants made the following proposals: 1- The European Union should advocate for more flexible curricula that provide greater autonomy for schools and encourage a reduction in the number of pupils per class; 2- Public administrations should promote a reduction in the number of pupils per class; 3- Public administrations should strengthen teaching teams, involve families and integrate emotional education into the educational curriculum