Shows
All means all! - all-means-all.educationEnhancing minority languages for Inclusion
Join us for an in-depth look at how language diversity can either fuel marginalization or foster meaningful inclusion. Through examples of multilingual learners navigating a dominant language system, we’ll discuss the vital role of teacher attitudes, policy, and community collaboration. Hear strategies to champion minority languages, ensuring all students thrive linguistically and academically.
Pamela February
Beausetha Juhetha Bruwer
Federica Festa
Petra Auer
Ulla Sivunen
2024-12-2828 min
All means all! - all-means-all.educationInclusivity in Outdoor Education
Step beyond the classroom walls to see how outdoor education (OE) can foster engagement, social-emotional growth, and a deep connection with nature. We share personal narratives and research illustrating how carefully designed outdoor experiences can build confidence, teamwork, and environmental stewardship. Delve into the challenges of risk management and parental involvement, and learn about the planning and preparation necessary to make OE accessible to every learner.
Beausetha Juhetha Bruwer
Victor Chee Shien Tan
Maria Moscato
2024-12-2700 min
All means all! - all-means-all.educationWorking within Multidisciplinary Teams
Join us as we examine the complexities of multidisciplinary teamwork in education. From individual “I”-perspectives to collective “We”-perspectives, we unpack how various professionals—teachers, therapists, social workers, and more—collaborate to support inclusive school environments. Case studies from Finland to Austria illustrate strategies for negotiating roles, enhancing reflective practices, and harnessing diverse expertise. Learn how effective collaboration can pave the way for transformative educational outcomes.
Alexandra Anton
Ann-Kathrin Arndt
Miriam Sonntag
Beausetha Juhetha Bruwer
Miriam Cuccu
Lydia Murphy
2024-12-2728 min
All means all! - all-means-all.educationUnderstanding Yourself as an Inclusive Teacher – Teacher Professional Identity Development
Join us for a deep dive into Teacher Professional Identity Development (TPID) and the evolving journey of becoming an inclusive educator. We discuss how personal experiences, ever-changing social contexts, and reflective practices shape a teacher’s identity. Learn how to align beliefs, values, and actions to respond to diverse classrooms, adapt to new technologies, and ultimately build a teaching practice centered on empathy, equity, and inclusive excellence.
Ann-Kathrin Arndt
Beausetha Juhetha Bruwer
Sarah Volknant
Zhicheng Huang
2024-12-2600 min