Welcome

School description

The Winter School will focus on the support for education professionals and schools to face the present risks to European integrity and specifically how to live and learn together in diversity in a more just and democratic society based on respect for human rights and human dignity. The Winter School will build on the implications this has on the day-to-day practice of education. It will offer practical insights and reflections on how teachers can best make use of the diversity present in their classrooms. It will address issues such as: diversity as opportunity for all, inclusive schools for inclusive societies, asset-based capacity building, participation in social, cultural, political and educational life, constructing positive relationships between the community, the school, teachers and learners. 

Expected outcomes

• Raise awareness for the key importance of understanding diversity as an opportunity rather than a problem within their professional context while involving all actors of the community (school heads, colleagues, parents, learners)
• Understand the crucial role that pedagogy and the relationship between teacher and learner play for a democratic and inclusive school and the success of learning together in diversity.
• Identify personal theories and beliefs underlying teacher practices.
• Contribute in their teaching practice to the development of the transversal attitudes, skills and knowledge necessary for living in diverse democratic societies.
• Understand the complexities and opportunities lying within school-community relationships between all actors.
• Take action to promote a teaching practice conducive to the development of democratic culture in their context.
• Question and further develop their teacher identity and professional values to nurture the motivation to change

* The language of the conference is English

Submission

The project will receive abstracts (150 words) via the EasyAcademia system; see the steps below on how to submit.

The submission and registration systems do not share account information; you can reuse the same email / password to create an account on both.

Note:                                                                                                                                                                  If a T4E (Teacher 4 Europe) wants to present an action on European Values, there is a Submission for Abstract for Presentation until the 20th of January (A submission of an abstract with word limit: 150 words). The participants that will be accepted for presenting their work will be notified via e-mail by the 25th of January  January 28, 2021

In case you require assistance with the submission system, please contact Easy Conferences at:
support@easyconferences.org

Step 1

Create Account

Create an “Easy Academia” account

Click on the activation link sent to you via email

After verifying your email, click here to login

Click on New Submission button to begin

 Registration

Registration is free for all participants / presenters. Registration includes access to the online events (3 days).

Notes:

1. After creating your account, you will need to confirm that your email address is active.
2. An email will be sent to you; click the link inside to confirm.
3. Afterwards, you will need to revisit this page and click the log in link to start your event registration.

*There is a limit of 100 participants for the conference, if you are trying to register and the system is closed please be advised that you will need to send an email to info@easyconferences.eu and join the waiting list. 

In case you require assistance with the registration system, please contact Easy Conferences at: support@easyconferences.org

Step 1

Create Account

Create an “Easy Conferences” account

Click on the activation link sent to you via email

After verifying your email, click here to login

Step 4

Create Order

Create your order (registration) and confirm it