Ludwigsburg-Beit Berl Symposium 2007

 

 

 

The seventh joint symposium between the Pädagogische Hochschule Ludwigsburg and Beit Berl College took place in Ludwigsburg between 6th and 13th October 2007.

 

The Theme

 

"Inclusion and Exclusion in Education and Society"

 

The Programme

 

 

The Presentations

 

Georg Unseld

Inclusion and Exclusion in Education and Society: Introduction

Inclusion and Exclusion in Education and Society: Final Summary

 

Gabriele Strobel-Eisele

Social exclusion and educational inclusion

 

Amos Hofman

Including the excluded: educating teachers to teach gifted and talented children

Powerpoint

 

Gilada Avissar

School principals and inclusion: view, practices and possible signs of “burn-out”

Powerpoint

 

Orit Gilor

Special education teacher training for inclusive settings within the professional development school context

Powerpoint

 

Karl Schneider

Religious education for Muslim children in Baden-Württemberg elementary schools. An outline of a current project.

 

Ali Watad  & Kussai Haj Yehia

The attitudes of the neo-traditional family to education and its intervention in the educational system of Israel’s Arab citizens

 

Ursula Stinkes

The child as stranger

 

Ariella Hellwing

Support Center for Students with Learning Disabilities: Inclusion of Students

Powerpoint

 

Hana Himi

The HILA program for youths: from exclusion to inclusion

Michael – A Case Study

Powerpoint

 

Heike Deckert-Peaceman

The right to know: talking to children about the Holocaust and other genocides. Theory and practice of Holocaust education for children under 10 in reference to inclusion and exclusion in education

 

Sagit Mor

Exclusion and inclusion of various groups in ancient Jewish society via ritual

 

Edeltraud Röbe

Inclusion through education at primary level? Historical perspectives of the issue and present lines of argument

 

Dalya Markovich

Non formal education and social change 2006-2007

 

Kerstin Merz-Atalik

Current research on teaching strategies, didactics and learning methods in inclusive classrooms in Germany

 

Orit Almog

Teachers’ styles of coping with behavioural problems of pupils with special needs that are included in regular classes – research findings

 

Elana Milstein

Differentiated instruction

 

Rosemarie Godel-Gassner

Gender as an underlying principle of inclusion and exclusion in education

Powerpoint

 

Yaakov Tepler

Expulsion from the synagoge: inclusion and exclusion in 2nd century Judaism

 

Siegfried Däschler-Seiler

Jewish elementary schools in the Kingdom of Württemberg

 

The symposium was made possible by the friendly support of the Robert Bosch Foundation.