We've just wrapped up an inspiring training meeting in Istanbul as part of our Erasmus+ KA210 project "Innovate to Impact: STEM Educator Training". Seven teachers from three countries took part: two from Portugal, two from Poland and three from Türkiye. The sessions were led by our trainer from Türkiye, who shared innovative approaches to teaching science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The training mixed practical activities, hands-on workshops and time for sharing experience. Together we explored modern, creative teaching methods, tested tools and activities we can bring straight into our classrooms, exchanged good practices and talked about the challenges we face in our different education systems. Just as importantly, we built new professional connections and friendships across borders. Every participant is going home with fresh ideas, new skills and plenty of motivation to make STEM lessons more engaging for our students. A big thank you to our trainer and our Turkish partners for their warm hospitality, and to all participants for their energy and commitment. We're looking forward to the next steps of the project.
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