"Your Teacher" magazine, prepared by the Ministry of National Education, was published in Turkish and English with the COP31 special issue.
The Ministry of National Education published the "TeacherİZ" magazine, which was published in order to make the knowledge of teachers visible, in Turkish and English within the scope of COP31 held in Antalya.
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The Ministry of National Education publishes the magazine "Your Teacher" to support the professional development of teachers.
"Your Teacher" magazine, prepared by the Ministry of National Education (MEB) to make visible the cultural, artistic and intellectual knowledge of teachers, was published in Turkish and English with the special issue of the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) of the United Nations (UN) Framework Convention on Climate Change.
According to the statement made by the Ministry, the COP31 special issue of the TeacherIZ magazine, prepared to disseminate good practices in education and support the professional development of teachers working in the Ministry of National Education, met with the readers.
The magazine, prepared within the scope of COP31 hosted by Türkiye in Antalya, was published in Turkish and English. The special issue will also be presented to visitors at the Türkiye Climate School, located in the Green Zone of the conference.
In the special issue prepared with the theme "We Have a Promise for the Future", the role of education in the fight against climate change, environmental awareness, climate literacy, green skills and sustainability issues were discussed.
In addition to travel articles about the Bolkar Mountains, Hevsel Gardens in Diyarbakır and Rize plateaus, teachers' poems, memories and stories on nature and environment were included in the magazine. Photographs taken by teachers and paintings prepared by them constituted the artistic content of the special issue.
Teachers' good practices in environmental education were featured in the magazine
In the special issue, examples of good practices in the field of environmental education from teachers working in different provinces of Türkiye were also included.
In the magazine, which covers the studies carried out in schools within the scope of "Green Homeland - My School is a COLUMN for the Future" activities, practices for recycling waste, utilizing solar energy, protecting natural resources and developing environmental awareness among students were shared with readers.
The magazine also includes news about MEB's 2026-2030 Climate Change Action Plan, Türkiye's participation in the UNESCO Green Education Partnership, and developments in the field of environmental education in the world.

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The Ministry of National Education published the COP31 special issue of TeacherIZ magazine, which was prepared to support the cultural and artistic work of teachers. The magazine, prepared in Turkish and English, will be presented to visitors at the Turkish Climate School in Antalya.