Moray House School of Education, U. of Edinburgh
Friday, June 17, 2016 (9:00-17:30)
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John Dewey’s statement that democracy is not just a political system, but also a “mode of associated living” has inspired philosophers and educators to think seriously about critical issues surrounding living together in inclusive, pluralist, and just societies. Academics, practitioners, students, teachers in schools, and policy makers are invited to discuss questions concerning the relationships between education and democracy today.
Keynote Speakers:
Leonard Waks, Prof. Emeritus Temple U. and President of the John Dewey Society
Liz Jackson, Assistant Professor, Hong Kong University
Christine Doddington, Senior Lecturer in Education, University of Cambridge
Steven Fesmire, Professor of Philosophy and Environmental Studies, Green Mountain College and Future Visiting Fellow at IASH
Conference Fees including coffee/teas and lunch at a local restaurant (These are early-bird rates. Register by May 6 to receive these rates, after that, prices increase by £5):
- Standard Fee £45.00
- Registered School Teachers: £36.00
- Concessionary Fee (students and unwaged): £27.00
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