SF education in schools

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Comment by Árpád Bárnai on February 25, 2013 at 18:19

Dear all, 

I am very glad that I've found this group since I am looking for expert training SF for teachers, mentors / using SF in education / schools using SF. 

I am a trainer / outdoor intstructor / teamcoach writing an application for a Grundtvig assistantship. This way we could find ways of fruitful cooperation and hopefuly support SF in Hungarian education.

If you have any hints, suggestions, please write me.

Looking forward the forerunners of a mutually useful encounter :)

Árpi

Comment by Armin Sieber on March 28, 2011 at 18:24

Dear all,

Catalysed by Katalin's contribution I'd like to share the link to Alfie Kohn's keynote address «The schools our kids deserve».

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ephQ8Y8Srkw

Radical questions and powerful thoughts to support each and everyone on his or her way to new approaches in learning and teaching. I'm very curious to learn about how this 'positive radicalism' may or may not contribute to your work.

Armin

 

Comment by Katalin Hankovszky on March 7, 2011 at 10:54

Dalai Lama Whatever the intellectual quality of the education given our children, it is vital that it include elements of love and compassion, for nothing guarantees that knowledge alone will be truly useful to human beings. Among the major troublemakers society has known, many were well-educated and had great knowledge, but they lacked a moral education in qualities such as compassion, wisdom and clarity of vision.

Comment by Hugo Neuhaus-Gétaz on May 15, 2010 at 17:38

Hi everybody.
Some Years ago I was in Interlaken on Sol-Meeting. I get a lot of good ideas and I bought the book 'solution focused education' (Kerstin Mahlberg, Maud Sjöblom). Since this time a work often with solution focused education-ideas.
Some month ago I was on a meeting about 'kids'Skills' (Ben Furmann). Now I work with 'kids'Skills' with a group of children. It's simple but not easy.

Comment by Sabine Indinger on May 22, 2009 at 12:33

Hi everybody, thanks for inviting me and making me aware of this group. I've done quite some work for and with schools during the last years. Right now I'm getting ready for my world-trip, so my professional activities are about to come to an end (for the time being). But I really enjoy to keep in touch with these topics! All the best and "see" you there, Sabine

Comment by Inge Wijnen on May 20, 2009 at 20:57

Hi everybody, I'm also very happy with the invitation!
Kerstin, I was part of the group dutch students you've spoken with, we were were impressed by our conversation!
Inge

Comment by Peter Dierkx on May 20, 2009 at 20:56

At 8:55pm on 20 May 2009, Peter Dierkx said… Hello Els, Nice you join the club. I hope we can do interesting things for your school. I think it's very difficult, but every problem has a solution! We don't know what. It's in the future. Delete Comment No comments yet!

Comment by Els Vonk on May 20, 2009 at 15:37

Thank you for making this group and the invitation. I really hope we can learn from each other. Els

Comment by Sue Young on May 19, 2009 at 19:44

Hi there everybody, thanks for the invitation Kerstin!
Sue

Comment by Kerstin Måhlberg on May 19, 2009 at 19:43

Hi there, it´s really nice that this group is growing. I have now sent invitations to those who added their e-mail address when we met in the School group. I request you all to invite friends you know are interested to share thoughts about the SF in Schools. Maud and me were just home repacking for a trip to the north of Sweden, having two days Kick-off for a new Swedish authority named: SPSM, Special Pedagogical School Authority, with about 130 persons. With a very big interest for the SFE approach. So, comeone everybody help spreading the word. Kerstin

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