Each partner must ensure that every student has equal opportunities to take part in project activities, regardless of their background or abilities.

Partners should use simple and clear communication so that all participants can understand and contribute.

They are encouraged to share ideas openly, support each other, and celebrate diversity as a strength of the project.

Being inclusive means working together with empathy, fairness, and respect for everyone.

Respecting different cultures, ideas, and working styles helps create a positive project environment.

Partners must avoid negative or hurtful language and always speak with understanding.

They should value each member’s effort and contribution.

Being respectful means treating others the way we want to be treated — with dignity, empathy, and appreciation.

When misunderstandings or disagreements happen, partners should stay calm and try to find common ground through dialogue.

They must avoid judging others and instead show empathy and patience.

Being tolerant means appreciating diversity and working together peacefully, even when we don’t think the same.

Tolerance strengthens teamwork and helps create a friendly and positive project atmosphere.

Being friendly means supporting each other, offering help when needed, and creating a positive team spirit.

Politeness helps to solve problems peacefully and makes cooperation easier.

Partners should always show gratitude, say “please” and “thank you,” and make everyone feel comfortable.

Being polite and friendly builds trust and makes the project a pleasant experience for everyone.