Beit Berl-Ludwigsburg Symposium 2005

 

 

The sixth joint symposium between the Pädagogische Hochschule Ludwigsburg and Beit Berl College took place in Israel between 5th and 11th October, 2005.

The theme of the symposium was:

 

"Teacher Education, School Reform and Development"

 

With the following presentations:

 

Hartmut Melenk:

Major Problems of Contemporary Teacher Education and Possible Solutions

 


Peter Dines:

Internationalising Teacher Education as a Form of School and University Development

 


Amos Hofman:

Applying Educational Reform: A Practical Perspective"

 


Heike Deckert-Peaceman:

All Day Long? A Critical View on Major Current School Reform

 


Batia Siebzehner:

Educational Reforms in Transition to Democracy



Bracha Alpert:

School Restructuring Efforts: Lessons Learned from Case Studies



Ofra Inbar and Elana Shohamy:

Teaching English in Grade One by Home Room Teachers: Research in Progress



Marion Rodgers:

Curriculum Reform and Development in Baden-Württemberg with Particular Reference to Teaching English as a Foreign Language



Alon Fragman and Irit Neiman:

How to say in Arabic? - A Project in Teaching Spoken Arabic in 'Ramot Hefer' High School

 


Abid Nasser and Fadia Nasser:

Predictors of Pro-environmental Behaviour: Comparison between Pre-service Teachers and 9th Graders

 

Marcus Schrenk:

Children's Concepts and Conceptual Change as an Integral Part of Research and Studying Science Education



Nissan Naveh:

The Textbook, its Subtext and Contexts: A Case Study of Sociology Textbooks in Israel and their Role in Curriculum Change



Dr. Ursula Stinkes:

Open Future? The Development of Schools for Students with Disabilities

 


Gilada Avissar:

Perspectives of Teacher Training for Special Education in the 21st Century



Israel Kim and Avi Bruchman:

Juvenile Vandalism and Parents' Watch: A New Approach Towards the Eradication of the Vandalism Phenomena



Dr. Georg Unseld:

Evaluation in Schools - an Old Task and a New Challenge for Teachers



Rina Barkol:

Motivating Teachers to Principalship

 


Edeltraud Röbe:

School Reform Meets Early Years Education - Historical Lines, Current Debate and Issues



Izhak Ezuz:

PDS - A New Promise for Teacher Education: The Concept and its Meaning