Reading and Discussion

Description

School is more than lessons – it shapes children for life. But what happens when political ideologies and pedagogical currents become more important than the well-being of children?
In 'Experiment School', Sabina Geissbühler-Strupler reveals how reforms and wrong decisions influence learning – and shows which paths can lead to a child-friendly school. An engaged book that challenges and inspires all adults, especially parents, teachers, and politicians alike. About the author:
Sabina Geissbühler-Strupler knew early on that she wanted to become a teacher. After her training in Bern, she taught at various levels, always with the aim of promoting each child with respect. Influenced by her own experiences of bullying, she founded a movement kindergarten as a pioneer and furthered her education in music, sports, and didactics. Later, she led courses for teachers and parents before taking on responsibilities in politics.
As a mother of four children, she combined her pedagogical knowledge with personal experience – driven by the conviction: "Children are our most important asset."

Highlights

• Reading and discussion with Sabina Geissbühler-Strupler
• Addressing political ideologies in schools
• Venue: Käfigturm - Political Forum of the Federal Government, Bern

General Information

The reading and discussion with Sabina Geissbühler-Strupler sheds light on the challenges in the education system. It shows how political currents influence the well-being of children and offers perspectives for a child-friendly school.

Location

Marktgasse 67, 3011 Bern, Switzerland

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