WE RECOMMEND
Political aspects
- To organize open discussions between scientists, politicians and young Europeans, in each member state as well as at European level in order to clarify a commonly shared vision of what should be promoted as a European knowledge society.
- to assure every citizen of the European Union same study conditions in each member state, irrespective of his nationality.
- that the whole society and public authorities to promote social and financial status and the work of scientists, teachers and educators to make these prestigious professions.
- To extend exchange programs within Europe at all, not only students but also to workers.
Scientific Aspects
- To encourage interest in science and technology by creating and strengthening links between basic education and systematic recent scientific work.
- To create an institution for the supervision of European research to improve communication between scientists through the construction of a universal database where information can be found on various subjects of research.
Educational aspects
- to unify and establish a Europe-wide system for allocating credit for life-long learning programs allow maintenance and acquisition of new knowledge throughout life.
- What the European Union and all member states in order to transform information into knowledge, consider essential to the promotion and development of critical thinking, as one of the largest educational and scientific problems.
- That the education system more conducive to the knowledge of the European Union and its principles by promoting multiculturalism.
- that learning the English language and two other European languages, including native language, be made compulsory in all levels of compulsory education in each European state.
- that the European authorities to promote alternative methods of education, such as non-formal educational systems and take account of practical skills.
- that students of all levels will be offered access to a variety of teaching methods.
- that education systems develop students' ability to "learn to learn "with the aim of enabling them to adapt to a rapidly changing environment.
- What secondary education to supplement the learning of economic concepts and practical financial.
- Create a European platform through which educators can share their experiences and learn different teaching methods.
Cultural aspects
- To organize an annual event called "European Capital of Science" which is carried out in rotation in each EU country.
- To ensure free access to all libraries within the European Union.
Social aspects - the European Union to ensure the necessary financial support to improve the accessibility and quality of public transport throughout Europe for everyone, especially for people with disabilities in order to facilitate their access to education and to encourage their international mobility.
- Whether facilitated equitable access to education, economically disadvantaged people by providing sufficient financial aid to cover the expenses needed to live while studying.
Economics
- To develop policies that encourage scientists to remain within the Union European Union to make the best of European science.
- To promote open-source software and open standards support through a national and European legislation.
- provided that it is a free Internet service to all inhabitants of the European Union.
- That every citizen has the opportunity to receive free education at all levels. Education should be funded entirely by fees in a transparent and independent of the private sector.
- to exempt from taxes for small and medium-sized enterprises that invest in science, research and development within the European Union.
- What European citizens who pay taxes have the right to allocate a certain portion of a scientific or social organizations of their choice.
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