Fontys University of Applied Science and Tilburg University launch new Atlas of European Values website

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On the 25th of November 2011 the new Atlas of European Values (AoEV)was launched at a presentation at Tilburg University by Uwe Kraus from the Fontys University of Applied Sciences. This website forms an important part of a project done by Fontys Teacher Training course Tilburg with a variety of European partners and offers a variety of specialized and unique teaching materials. 

The Atlas offers:

"The European Values Study explores Europeans´ attitudes about religion, politics, work, society, family and Europe. The results are represented in maps that clearly show patterns and trends across Europe. This website offers several tools to compare maps or create new ones. 

These maps can be used in education and in this website we offer a variety of examples of how that could be done. In addition there is a range of videos of young Europeans discussing their perspectives on some of the questions of the European Values Study. The maps, the videos and the strategies, lesson plans and assignments can be used to make engaging lessons that explore what we understand by Europe." 
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