How can we contribute to more equitable, humanitarian and inclusive schools world wide?
How can we change schools to improve the world we live in?
The course is for individuals who are interested in the theme of inclusion valuing the uniqueness of every human being: beginners, practitioners, and/or leaders. Equity provided through inclusive schools has become one of the key values that govern policy in educational systems worldwide. However, it is still perceived as an unreachable goal in some areas.
This course will be the beginning of a worldwide network, which paves the way for us to imprint on the world together. With the inspiration of Theory U and the Waldorf holistic methods of education , we will develop our sessions by working together on the different topics across cultures.
The course is an International Digital Course developed on the elewa platform (you will find the link in the course). Our main language of communication will be English. We will provide for meetings (24th of october, 21st of november, 20th of february and 19 th of march). The session-duration is 90 minutes.The scheduled time will be CET: ??:00 PM.
We will hold 4 sessions, each on an inclusion-related topic along with exchange, interaction and discussions. If there is a need for other themes, we will determine the need for integration in due time and if there is a need for a fifth meeting we are free to do it in April.
Join us for this intercultural inclusive learning journey !
Rim N. Mouawad lives between Germany and Lebanon. With more than 29 years of experience she is an international advocate of Steiner educational and special education inclusive principles. Mouawad leads Step Together non-profit association in Lebanon and lectures in the Step Together seminar as well as at the American University of Beirut and Lebanese American University of Beirut. She completed her Ph.D. and MPhil in Special Education (with emphasis on Teacher Development and Special Education) at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, with an honorary diploma from Camp-hill Community. She is an international member in the anthroposophy council for inclusive social development (Dornach, Switzerland).
Ulrike Barth lives in Germany and is working and researching at Alanus University, Institute for Waldorf Education, Inclusion and Interculturalism, Mannheim. Before she worked at Freie Waldorfschule Kreuzberg in Berlin for 20 years. This school is an inclusive Waldorfschool, with special knowledge in between this theme. About the Changing Process she wrote her Ph.D. at the TUniversity Berlin and before that she studied special education at the LMUniversity, Munich. Since more than 20 years she is giving courses in Teacher Training an School Development and now she does different research, especially in a human form of diagnosis.
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Thank you so much for this opportunity dear Trainers. Thank you dear RIM, thank you so much Prof Ulrike for your devotion to promoting inclusion worldwide. I appreciate so much this opportunity
Once again I read this part and revere the dear teachers. It is a great honor to learn from you as you so willingly share your experience and desire to spread true inclusion in the right way. Many thanks to you!