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Globetrotters: Why Knowing “Hello” in 10 European Languages is Your Secret Weapon

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / June 4, 2026

Look, you don’t need to be a professor or a spy. But if you travel around Europe, from a beach in Spain to a bar in Berlin to a ski slope in Poland, knowing how to say a simple “Hello” in the local language is basically a superpower. It costs you almost nothing, but it […]

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Globetrotters: The Mirror of Identity: Why a Child Must See Others to Truly See Themselves

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / June 3, 2026

We all want our children to be confident. We want them to know where they come from – their holidays, food, family stories, language. That is important. It is necessary. But there is one important truth that many parents overlook: a child cannot fully understand their own culture until they encounter someone else’s. Think about […]

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Globetrotters: Not one brain, not one way: Designing learning materials for neurodiverse students

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / June 2, 2026

Spend a few minutes observing children learning and one thing becomes obvious very quickly. They are not all approaching the task in the same way. One starts reading; another tries immediately; another looks around before beginning; and another needs to move. These differences are not exceptions. They are what learning actually looks like. Designing materials […]

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Globetrotters: More than a seat in the classroom: what inclusion really looks like in practice

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / June 1, 2026

Walk into a truly inclusive classroom and you will notice something straight away. It does not feel like a place where some children are being “supported” while others follow the lesson. It feels like a space where everyone belongs. Some children are speaking, others are moving, and a few are quietly observing. Yet they are […]

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Globetrotters: Pilot testing completed within the Erasmus+ project

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / May 19, 2026

As part of the Erasmus+ Globetrotters project, the pilot testing of the developed modules for introducing different languages and cultures (such as Greek, Romanian, Dutch, English, French, and German) has been successfully completed. So far, the testing has been successfully carried out with students from all first, second, third, and fourth grade classes, with modules […]

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Globetrotters: A Pedagogical Guide for Teachers and Parents

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / April 21, 2026

Globetrotters: A Pedagogical Guide for Teachers and Parents The Globetrotters project focuses on exploring languages and cultures through interactive content such as games, stories, music, and various cultural materials, providing children aged 6 to 9 with a dynamic and engaging learning experience. The Teacher’s Guide is designed as a practical resource to support the implementation […]

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Globetrotters: Learning with Joy: Another Key to Successful Language Learning for Children

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / April 21, 2026

Learning with Joy: Another Key to Successful Language Learning for Children   Learning a language… with pleasure? In a Europe shaped by linguistic and cultural diversity, learning languages is more important than ever. However, many children associate language learning with difficulty, fear of mistakes or lack of confidence. This raises an important question: how can […]

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Globetrotters: Giving Meaning to Learning: A Key for Children’s Language Learning

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / April 21, 2026

Giving Meaning to Learning: A Key for Children’s Language Learning   Learning a language… but why? In a Europe rich in linguistic and cultural diversity, learning to communicate with others has become essential. Yet many children quickly feel discouraged or lose motivation when learning languages. This raises a simple but important question: how can we […]

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Globetrotters – Every subject becomes an opportunity for a new language

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / December 3, 2025

Students of Savremena Primary School continue to explore the European approach to developing language awareness — a method recognised as one of the most powerful contemporary strategies for understanding languages, cultures and communication. Instead of memorising isolated words and rules, this approach encourages students to explore, compare, discover and connect language with the world around […]

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Globetrotters – Language Awareness at Savremena

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / December 2, 2025

How Students Explore the European Approach to Language Learning Through the Globetrotters Project. As part of the international Globetrotters project, students of Savremena Primary School have begun a new chapter in learning foreign languages — exploring the concept of language awareness, one of the key pillars of modern European methodology. Inspired by the article “Language […]

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Globetrotters – A Language Adventure Through Role-Play

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / November 5, 2025

How Savremena students explore the world of language “in someone else’s shoes” As part of the international Globetrotters project, students of Savremena Primary School embarked on a new chapter of language learning — through role-play, creative simulations and real-life scenarios. This method, inspired by modern pedagogical practices and the article “In Their Shoes: Role-Play in […]

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Globetrotters: Why games belong in the classroom

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / September 15, 2025

Savremena Primary School is proud to announce its partnership with the European project Globetrotters, designed to introduce pupils aged 6 to 9 to a linguistic and cultural journey that goes beyond traditional teaching methods.

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Globetrotters: Games that encourage language learning

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / September 5, 2025

Savremena Primary School is proud to announce its partnership with the European project Globetrotters, designed to introduce pupils aged 6 to 9 to a linguistic and cultural journey that goes beyond traditional teaching methods.

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Globetrotters: The power of role play in early language and culture learning

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / August 18, 2025

Savremena Primary School is proud to announce its partnership with the European project Globetrotters, designed to introduce pupils aged 6 to 9 to a linguistic and cultural journey that goes beyond traditional teaching methods.

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Globetrotters: The role of interactive storytelling

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / August 5, 2025

Savremena Primary School is proud to announce its partnership with the European project Globetrotters, designed to introduce pupils aged 6 to 9 to a linguistic and cultural journey that goes beyond traditional teaching methods.

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Globetrotters: Learning Languages Through Play and Culture from an Early Age

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / July 25, 2025

Savremena Primary School is proud to announce its partnership with the European project Globetrotters, designed to introduce pupils aged 6 to 9 to a linguistic and cultural journey that goes beyond traditional teaching methods.

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The Top Detectives of the Brainfinity Detectives Project Announced!

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / December 12, 2024

The Top Detectives of the Brainfinity Detectives Project Announced! As part of the Erasmus+ project Brainfinity Detectives – Collaborative Project Solving, involving Primary School Savremena and the Institute for Contemporary Education from Serbia, a national competition for students from Year 5 to Year 8 in solving detective problems was held on 8 December. The tasks […]

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The importance of strong European partnerships in Erasmus+ projects – Math&Move

/ Blog, Erasmus+, Math&Move / September 25, 2024

The implementation of European projects, such as those supported by the Erasmus+ programme, relies on the active collaboration of multiple partners from different countries. The Math&Move project is a perfect example of how a diverse and motivated consortium can significantly enhance the way children learn mathematics. This two-year project brought together partners from Greece, Serbia, […]

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The impact of computers on children’s development

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / September 25, 2024

In a world overflowing with technology and rapid access to information, many parents are asking the question: is learning basic arithmetic operations, such as addition and subtraction, still necessary? The growing use of calculators, smartphones, and computers has led some to believe that children should not be burdened with these demands. However, there are several […]

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Savremena Primary School participates in the innovative European project Math&Move

/ Blog, Erasmus+, Math&Move / September 19, 2024

Savremena Primary School is a proud participant in the European Math&Move project, designed to revolutionise the way students learn mathematics by integrating movement and storytelling. This innovative method allows students of all ages and abilities to engage with abstract mathematical concepts through physical activity and creative narratives. Funded by the European Union, the project has […]

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Coordination of plans for National Brainfinity Competitions and the International Final

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / September 9, 2024

The third meeting of the Erasmus+ Brainfinity Detectives consortium took place on September 6 and 7 in Bulgaria, where partners from Bulgaria, Portugal, Slovenia, and Serbia gathered to finalize the key steps for the upcoming national Brainfinity competitions in all participating countries. These decisions mark a significant milestone as the project progresses towards its conclusion […]

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BRAINFINITY METHODOLOGY – A STEP TOWARDS BETTER EDUCATION

/ Blog, Erasmus+ / June 27, 2024

Savremena’s virtual literary club was established with the intention of informing students about all literary, visual, video, and audio competitions, as well as interesting reading recommendations. The true aim of the club is to encourage children in reading, writing, and developing creative and imaginative energy.

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The fourth international meeting of the “CARE2LEARN” project at the “Step by Step” Parents’ Association in Zagreb

/ Blog, CARE2LEARN, Erasmus+ / April 2, 2024

Representatives from the Savremena Elementary School, Katarina Mladenović – psychologist – and Milena Tarbuk – school principal – participated in the international project meeting regarding the Erasmus+ project “CARE2LEARN” on March 27, 2024, in Zagreb.

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SHTEAM as a logical continuation of STEAM

/ Blog, Erasmus+, I-IV, Kombinovani, Math&Move, Nacionalni, V-VIII / September 18, 2023

Primary School Savremena is known for its efforts to move away from traditional education towards more modern educational systems. One of these systems is STEM, and its older sibling is SHTEAM.

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Interactive teaching of mathematics in younger grades of primary school

/ Blog, Erasmus+, I-IV, Kombinovani, Math&Move, Nacionalni / September 16, 2023

Interactive teaching is a modern teaching system that strives to overcome student passivity and the lack of interaction present in traditional teaching.

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Growing and learning through stories

/ Blog, CARE2LEARN, Erasmus+, I-IV, Kombinovani, Math&Move, V-VIII / September 14, 2023

For most of us, in a corner of our minds, lingers the memory of the stories our parents told us when we were little. What child has not been amazed, transported and captivated by these stories?

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The third international meeting of the CARE2LEARN project took place at the Emphasys Centre in Nicosia, Cyprus

/ Blog, CARE2LEARN, Erasmus+, I-IV, Nacionalni, Uncategorized, V-VIII / June 14, 2023

Representatives from Primary School Savremena, Katarina Mladenović, a psychologist, and Milena Tarbuk, the school’s principal, participated in the international project meeting on 8 June 2023, as part of the Erasmus+ project CARE2LEARN.

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LU technology transforms every space

/ Blog, Erasmus+, I-IV, Kombinovani, Math&Move, Nacionalni, Uncategorized, V-VIII / March 9, 2023

No one can dispute the importance of traditional teaching methods. But in an age where everything is changing at a rapid pace and technology is becoming a valuable tool in everyone’s hands, educators have no choice but to adapt. By combining traditional teaching methods with technology, they can significantly influence the achievements of their students.

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Math&Move: Moving to the beat of numbers!

/ Blog, Erasmus+, I-IV, Kombinovani, Math&Move, Nacionalni, Uncategorized, V-VIII / February 22, 2023

Mathematics and STEM education in general hold the unfortunate reputation of being the “boogeyman” of subjects for school-aged children. This phenomenon in education research has been labelled “maths phobia”, manifesting as anxiety and fear that interferes with children’s maths performance.

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Learning through movement

/ Blog, Erasmus+, I-IV, Kombinovani, Math&Move, Nacionalni, Uncategorized, V-VIII / February 3, 2023

The project “Math&Move” is designed for students aged 6 to 9, and is a part of the Erasmus+ project, whose goal is to use kinesthetic techniques for a better understanding of abstract mathematical concepts. By learning through play and body movements, students boost their imagination when acquiring mathematical knowledge and turn to more creative problem-solving.

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