The conference room at the Educational Research Institute

The place of the Symposium:
The conference room at the Educational Research Institute
Gerbičeva 62, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Educational Research Institute
Kontakt:
Dr. Janez Kolenc
Centre for Evaluation Studies
Educational Research Institute
Gerbičeva 62, Ljubljana, Slovenia
tel.: (386)-1-420-1-258
fax: (386)-1-420-1-266
e-mail: janez.kolenc@pei.si
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
LJUBLJANA
SLOVENIA
Polish-Slovenian scientific symposium
Educational sciences and their concepts
Today educational sciences have a considerable impact on national school policies as well as on the role expert activities have in the development of
educational systems. Educational sciences create concepts that serve as tools and framework for modelling educational systems and their subsystems.
They create concepts defining the most general framework for public debates concerning the development of educational systems. In a more distant past
educationists in Slovenia and Poland had been strongly influenced by German tradition in pedagogy, whereas in the second half of the twentieth century
they were constrained by the major ideas of marxist pedagogy. In the last two decades educational sciences in both countries went through a process of
emancipation; nevertheless they are still receiving influences, especially from Western Europe. Both teams, the Slovenian and Polish one, will study not
only the history of educational concepts but also the conceptual framework within which both countries are trying to comply with the common
educational standards set by the European Union.
Final Programme of the Symposium
Symposium Programme:
October 25.-26. 2011
October 25th 2011
14.00 Reception
14.00.18.00
Topic I: Critical thinking
14.15-17.30
Moderator: dr. Janez Kolenc
Dr. Stanislav Juţnič: Educational sciences of the eighteen century of
the Piarists, Jesuits and Franciscans in Slovenia and in Poland in the light of the scientific concepts
prof. zw. dr hab. Jacek Piekarski (UŁ): Methodology in the sciences of education - disciplinary status and practice of education
(abstract)
Dr. Bojan Ţalec: Empathy, dialogue and critical thinking in education
dr. Zdenko Kodelja: Religious Education and Teaching about Religions
Dr. Marjan Šimenc: Critical thinking
Dr. Darko Štrajn: Reproduction of society trough education
Dr. Valerija Vendramin: Why feminist epistemology matters in educational research?
17.30-18.00
Discussion
Conclusions: dr. Janez Kolenc
October 26th 2011
14.00-18.00
Topic II: Different conceptual frameworks
14.00-17.30
Moderator: prof. dr. Darko Štrajn
prof. Grzegorz Michalski prof. Grzegorz Michalski (Director and Chair of History of Education and Pedeutology and Dean of Faculty
of Educational Sciences in Lodz): (Directions of research in contemporary history of education in Poland) Historical and pedagogical
strategy research associations.
Dr. Janez Justin International research into reading literacy and culture specific knowledge
Barbara Japelj Pavešić: Beyond the lessons learned from international comparative research in education
prof. nadzw. dr hab. Danuta Urbaniak-Zając (UŁ):Empirical research in Polish pedagogy – between quantitative and qualitative research
Dr. Bogomir Novak: Some epistemological problems of transformative pedagogics
prof. nadzw. dr hab. Joanna Michalak (UŁ) : INCLUSIVE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP IN CHALLENGING URBAN COMMUNITIES
Dr. Zvonko Perat An Ignored Historic Turning Point
Dr. Darja Kobal Grum: CONCEPT OF INCLUSION ON THE SECTION OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND VYGOTSKIAN SOCIO-CULTURAL THEORY
Dr. Janez Kolenc: Luhmann’s Theory of Education
17.30-18.00
Discussion
Conclusions: prof.dr. Darko Štrajn
Closing of the Syposium and farewell party
For the presentation of 20 minutes each of the participants should prepare the short abstract in English language. The whole texts will be
published in the year 2012 in the official Journal of the Educational Reserach Institute – The School Field. For this purpose each of the authors
have to send their contributions /articles to the end of the year 2011 (31.12.2011)