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News
- Teachers' formators meeting in Paris
Paris, April 9-11, 2008 | 2008-04-22 07:42:12 -
Jesuits and their lay collaborators working in teachers' formation met in Paris in April 9-11. Experience exchange and discussion on teachers formation programs were the main goals of the meeting. Participants came from Germany, France, Belgium, Great Britain, Ireland, Malta, Italy, Spain, Holland, Denmark and Poland. Pedro Arrupe Formation Center for Educational Leaders from Gdynia was represented by Ewa Swieczkowska i Magdalena Kreft. The next meeting is planned for April 1-3, 2009. Also in Paris.
(more >>) - Teachers' role in drug abuse prevention
Drohobysh (Ukraine) | 2008-03-30 20:46:23 -
On February 27, Piotr Lapinski and Monika Jurczak spoke in Drohobysh to Ukrainian teachers about drug prevention and for the next week they worked with the saff of the treatment center for drug and alcohol addicts. It was our second visit in the center led by Ukrainian Caritas. The project of cooperation with Ukrainian teachers and therapists is sponsored by Medical Mission of Australia and anonymous foundation from Germany.
(more >>) - Seminar in Korea
Ansan, January 21-26, 2008 | 2008-02-05 15:33:58 -
Director of the Arrupe Center led in Korea a seminar for sisters from the congregation of Missionaries of Charity.
(more >>) - Father Ivan with his collaborators visited Gdynia
IJELP, December 5, 2007 | 2007-12-06 07:56:14 -
At the begining of December Father Ivan with other leaders involved in educational projects in Ukraine visited the Arrupe Center. They studied documents concerning construction of the Jesuit High School in Gdynia and took part in a meeting in SEMEKO, the company experienced in building schools, receiving advice from the president of the company Mr Mariusz Stanislawczyk.
(more >>) - Seminars for teachers in Belarus
Minsk, November 1-2, 2007 | 2007-11-05 16:53:25 -
Our RITA program continue in Belarus. For two seminars led in Minsk and Dokshyce (Vitebsk region) almost 100 teachers came. They were working under direction of Ewa Fraczyk learning how to deal with difficult students and observing clinical supervision approach to teachers development. On the photo above we can see belarussian teachers showing the answer to the question - how to deal with difficult student? Below: Ewa is using sunshine method of teaching in Art College in Minsk.
(more >>) - Meeting in Drohobycz (Ukraine)
Drohobycz, September 29 - October 1, 2007 | 2007-10-02 21:58:03 -
The Arrupe Center and the Educational Clinic for Drug and Violence Prevention organized the workshop in Drohobycz in cooperation with Caritas and the treatment center for addicted people - NAZARET. Wojciech Zmudzinski and Piotr Lapinski shared their experience with psychologists and volunteers working in the center. See the photo in
(more >>) - Choice of School versus Social Justice
Lisbon, September 7-8, 2007 | 2007-09-11 19:00:42 -
At the beginning of September representatives of the international non governmental organizations met in Lisbon at the international symposium dedicated to freedom of education. The most valuable speeches were delivered by J. Barnett from COGREE (Coordinating Group for Religious Education in Europe), W. van Kattwijk from European Parents Association, C. Glenn from OILDEL (Organisation Internationale pour le droit a l'education et la liberte d'enseignement), B. Vermeulen from Socires Foundation, C. Clouder from ECSWE (European Council for Steiner Waldorf Education), and
Mario Mauro - Vice-President of European Parliament. 'We need to promote different schools but also variety of teaching styles, methods and programs within a school and within a classroom' - the Portugese Vice-Minister of Education, Jorge Miguel Pedreira, said at the opening of the symposium. According to Mr. Mauro (Vice-President of European Parliament), the state can not decide what to teach and how to educate children because education is about the meaning of human life and not about the needs of modern market. It is parents' right to choose the school for their children, and the state must guarantee this freedom to all families.
(more >>) - International Jesuit Education Leadership Program
Warsaw-Falenica, July 9-28, 2007 | 2007-07-21 20:05:39 -
The International Jesuit Education Leadership Program started for the 6th time in Warsaw-Falenica in European Center for Communication and Culture. The participats came from 7 countries: Lithuania, Danmark, Ukraine, Poland, Sri Lanka, Hungary, Bielorus. 'The way of analyzing a difficult situation, presented at the course, is very useful at work and in my personal life' - Elisabeth Kossmann from Denmark said. Sister Zsofia Iuranyi from Hungary told us that almost every element of the training was useful for both her work and her personal development but she particularly liked topics concerning student's and teacher's growth profile, multiple intelligences and cooperative learning. See more about the program...
(more >>) - IJELP Alumna came to visit us with her students
IJELP, May 2007 | 2007-05-11 05:50:49 -
In May 9, 2007 - Andrea came to Gdynia with her students from Salesian High School in Lviv. They studied together with students from Jesuit High School and they enjoyed our swiming pool (see above).
(more >>) - New edition of the International Jesuit Education Leadership Program
IJELP, January 31, 2007 | 2007-01-31 11:37:42 -
The Pedro Arrupe Formation Center (Poland) is recruiting participants for the new edition of the International Jesuit Education Leadership Program. Participants from seven countries will start their first training session on July 9, 2007 in Warsaw. Teachers and headmasters from Lithuania, Poland, Hungary, Denmark and Ukraine just sent their applications.
The goal of the IJELP is preparation of leaders able to inspire and lead educational changes in their own countries, educational leaders who will be motivated to continuous professional, social and spiritual growth. Courses we offer are rooted in very rich and long tradition of Jesuit education and integrates the Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm and Ignatian Leadership with existential, social and spiritual dimension of education. You may request the application form sending e-mail to centrum@arrupe.org
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