www.easse.org |
London,
30 September – 1
October 2016
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
200 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7UT
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
200 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7UT
In a time of great cultural
and social change, in which trends and technological advances are developing so
rapidly, EASSE aims to ensure that the focal point of its 5th
Conference is a forum of experts debating on educational proposals and
experiences which will contribute to creating innovative societies devoted to
understanding shared values and their contribution to the future.
Character formation, equality
among men and women, and wellbeing, are just some of the educational challenges
that experts from the United Kingdom, Spain, Poland, Germany, France, Portugal
and the United States of America will try to find answers to in this
conference. Among those taking part in the forum are Francis Campbell,
Vice-Chancellor of St Mary's University, Twickenham, London and Elizabeth
Schiltz, Professor of Law University of St.Thomas School of Law, Minneapolis
and Daniel Moulin, Associate Fellow at
University of Warwick, Coventry.
The 5th Conference
will also offer a panel of experts composed of the executive directors of the
main world-wide educational organizations of single-sex schools, such as the
International Boys’ Schools Coalition, IBSC, the National Coalition of Girls’
Schools, NCGS, the Girls’ Schools Association, GSA and the European Association
of Single-Sex Education, EASSE.
EASSE, is a not-for-profit
association that is present in 16 European countries and has previously organized four conferences:
Barcelona (2007), Rome (2009), Warsaw (2011) and Lisbon (2013).
"Formazione del carattere, uguaglianza e
benessere"
In un periodo di grandi
cambiamenti culturali e sociali, nel quale le tendenze si susseguono a ritmo
vertiginoso e il progresso tecnologico si sviluppa in modo estremamente rapido,
EASSE mira ad articolare il proprio 5° Congresso internazionale attorno ad un
forum di esperti che orientino il dibattito sulle proposte e sulle esperienze educative
che possono contribuire alla creazione di società innovative che comprendano i
valori condivisi e il loro contributo per il futuro.
La formazione del carattere, l'uguaglianza tra uomini e donne, e il benessere, sono solo alcune delle sfide educative alle quali questo congresso cercherà di dare risposta attraverso il contributo di esperti provenienti dal Regno Unito, dalla Spagna, dalla Polonia, dalla Germania, dalla Francia, dal Portogallo e dagli Stati Uniti d'America.
Tra i partecipanti al forum ci sono:
Francis Campbell, Vice-Cancelliere di St Mary's University (Londra),
Elizabeth Schiltz, Professore di diritto presso la University of
St.Thomas School of Law (Minneapolis) e Daniel
Moulin, Associate Fellow presso la University of Warwick (Coventry).
Il congresso prevede anche il contributo
di un gruppo di esperti composto da Dirigenti delle principali organizzazioni
educative che in tutto il mondo adottano l’educazione single-sex:
International Boys’ Schools
Coalition (IBSC), the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools (NCGS), the Girls’
Schools Association (GSA), the European Association of Single-Sex Education (EASSE).
EASSE (EuropeanAssociation of Single-Sex Education) è un ente
senza scopo di lucro presente in 16 paesi europei e ha già organizzato quattro congressi
internazionali: Barcellona (2007), Roma (2009), Varsavia (2011) e Lisbona(2013).
“Character Building, Equality & Wellbeing”
London, 30 September – 1 October 2016
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
200 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7UT
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
200 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7UT
In a time of great
cultural and social change, in which trends and technological advances are
developing so rapidly, EASSE aims to ensure that the focal point of its 5th
Conference is a forum of experts debating on educational proposals and
experiences which will contribute to creating innovative societies devoted to
understanding shared values and their contribution to the future.
Character
formation, equality among men and women, and wellbeing, are just some of the
educational challenges that experts from the United Kingdom, Spain, Poland,
Germany, France, Portugal and the United States of America will try to find
answers to in this conference. Among those taking part in the forum are Francis
Campbell, Vice-Chancellor of St
Mary's University, Twickenham, London and Elizabeth Schiltz, Professor of Law
University of St.Thomas School of Law, Minneapolis and Daniel Moulin, Associate Fellow at University of Warwick, Coventry.
The 5th
Conference will also offer a panel of experts composed of the executive
directors of the main world-wide educational organizations of single-sex
schools, such as the International Boys’ Schools Coalition, IBSC, the National
Coalition of Girls’ Schools, NCGS, the Girls’ Schools Association, GSA and the
European Association of Single-Sex Education, EASSE.
EASSE, is a
not-for-profit association that is present in 16 European countries and has previously organized four conferences:
Barcelona (2007), Rome (2009), Warsaw (2011) and Lisbon (2013).
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“Character Building, Equality & Wellbeing”
London, 30 September – 1 October 2016
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
200 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7UT
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
200 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7UT
In a time of great
cultural and social change, in which trends and technological advances are
developing so rapidly, EASSE aims to ensure that the focal point of its 5th
Conference is a forum of experts debating on educational proposals and
experiences which will contribute to creating innovative societies devoted to
understanding shared values and their contribution to the future.
Character
formation, equality among men and women, and wellbeing, are just some of the
educational challenges that experts from the United Kingdom, Spain, Poland,
Germany, France, Portugal and the United States of America will try to find
answers to in this conference. Among those taking part in the forum are Francis
Campbell, Vice-Chancellor of St
Mary's University, Twickenham, London and Elizabeth Schiltz, Professor of Law
University of St.Thomas School of Law, Minneapolis and Daniel Moulin, Associate Fellow at University of Warwick, Coventry.
The 5th
Conference will also offer a panel of experts composed of the executive
directors of the main world-wide educational organizations of single-sex
schools, such as the International Boys’ Schools Coalition, IBSC, the National
Coalition of Girls’ Schools, NCGS, the Girls’ Schools Association, GSA and the
European Association of Single-Sex Education, EASSE.
EASSE, is a
not-for-profit association that is present in 16 European countries and has previously organized four conferences:
Barcelona (2007), Rome (2009), Warsaw (2011) and Lisbon (2013).