Jerusalem - March 29
A tour to Jerusalem
Arabs, Jews and in between
Ramat Gan - March 29
A tour to Ramat Gan
Curiosity, initiative, self-fulfillment and a sense of belonging
Sharon - March 29
A tour of the Sharon area
The role of education in creating a better future
Tel-Aviv Jaffa - March 29
A tour of Tel-Aviv Jaffa
Multiculturalism, diversity and Social and Community-based entrepreneurship
North - March 28-29
A tour of Northern Israel
Self-exploration, interpersonal exploration, and exploration of innovative and diverse education approaches
7:30 – 8:30
Breakfast
8:30 – 9:00
Transportation
9:00 – 12:00
Conference in Hadera Democratic School
12:00 – 13:00
Lunch
13:00 – 15:00
Conference in Hadera Democratic School
15:00 – 16:00
Transportation to the Ecological Park
22:00 – 22:30
Transportation
21:00 – 24:00
White Night, live music in Hadera Democratic School
24:00 – 24:30
Transportation
7:30 – 8:30
Breakfast
8:00 – 8:30
The Breakfast Club
8:30 – 9:00
Transportation
9:00 – 13:00
Conference in Hadera Democratic School
13:00 – 13:30
Transportation
13:30– 14:30
Lunch
14:00 – 16:00
Gathering, registration, settling in tents and rooms
Opening
about IDEC and Democratic Education today
getting to know the campus and the educational-social agenda of the place
School in the cloud
18:00 – 19:00
LASSE LEPONIEMI – HundrED
19:15 – 20:15
Dinner
20:20 – 24:00
Shabbat Evening Celebration + Community singing
7:00 – 7:30
Morning Activity
7:30 – 8:30
Breakfast
8:00 – 8:30
The Breakfast Club
8:30 – 9:00
Morning Meet-up
10:00 – 22:00
DemROCKracy
All day live music by democratic bands from Israel and worldwide
9:00 – 12:00
Open Space
12:00 – 13:00
PROFESSOR SUGATA MITRA – School in the cloud
13:00 – 14:00
Lunch
14:00 – 17:00
Open Space
17:00 – 18:00
Open Space
18:00 – 20:00
Open Space
20:00 – 21:00
Dinner
21:00 – 24:00
Continued
DemROCKracy
7:00 – 7:30
Morning Activity
7:30 – 8:30
Breakfast
8:00 – 8:30
The Breakfast Club
8:30 – 9:00
Morning Meet-up
8:00 – 12:00
Open Space
9:00 – 12:00
Between the Establishment and the Alternative, between Democratic Education and Public Education – Panel of former Education Ministers
12:00 – 13:00
Open Space
13:00 – 14:00
Lunch
14:00 – 16:00
Open Space
16:00 – 19:30
How to make a transition from a Democratic education to a collective society?
Different workshops from Israel and worldwide and Open Space dealing with solutions and challenges in the Democratic culture and collective living
Open Space until 19:30
19:30 – 20:30
Dinner
Dance Party
7:00 – 7:30
Morning Activity
7:30 – 8:30
Breakfast
8:00 – 8:30
The Breakfast Club
8:30 – 9:00
Morning Meet-up
9:00 – 12:00
Open Space
12:00 – 13:00
Closing Event
13:00 – 14:00
Lunch
14:00 – 15:00
Transportation to Binyamina/Hadera Train Station
auditorium
Opening
about IDEC and Democratic Education today and tomorrow
auditorium
getting to know the campus and the educational-social agenda of the place
auditorium
School in the cloud
HundrED
100 educational innitiatives from all over the world
20:15- 19:15
Dinner
20:30
main stage
7:00-7:30
Morning Activity
Morning run, Yoga, T’ai Chi, Qigong…
7:00
Hila Larnau, Israel
Bird Watching Tour
8:30 – 7:30
Breakfast
8:30 – 8:00
The Breakfast Club
Pre-booked talks during the different meals
8:30-9:00
Morning Meet-up
A talk with all the participants – Review of the day’s activities + Massages
22:00 – 10:00
main stage:
DemROCKracy
ensembles, and bands from democratic schools will show all day
OPEN SPACE
Dr. Boaz Shacham, Israel
“under the rock” – a research tour in the area of small animals
How to lead and promote educational initiatives
How to set up a democratic school
Galia Nedyalkova, Bulgaria
The Hidden Treasure
OPEN SPACE
Yonatan Ziv, Israel
eco-juggling
Mariusz Truszkowski, Poland
Tools and practices for setting up an alternative school
Anat Shapira-Lavie, Israel
The parents’ role in the education system and in a democratic school
Shai Ben-Atar, Israel
20 Questions, 5 chairs – Relationships, intuition, and learning habits
Yaacov Hecht
Changing the paradigm – from a pyramid to a network
OPEN SPACE
Yaacov Hecht
A circle Talk on the lawn
Dror Simri, Hadera Democratic School
“visibility” and “dialog” in Hadera democratic school
Valerio Narvaez Polo, Peru
Escuela Democrática de Huamachuco, Peru
“A democratic school in the remote Andes of North Peru”
Lahan Wiler, Israel
The tension between freedom and safety
Magi Blagoeva, Bulgaria
Making the impossible possible
Yana Necht, Israel
Thinking out of the box – SIT about creative thinking and fish (?!)….
Verena Gruner, New Zealand
Singing for Joy – the magic of singing together in harmony
Yoav Weiman, Education Cities
Education-Team Model
Itai Ken-Tor, Shvilim democratic school
Cinema entrepreneurship in education systems – dialog through film with focus on conflicts
Helena Singer, Brazil
Ana Yris Guzmán Torres, Puerto Rico
Philippe Greier, Brazil
The fascinating journey of democratic education in Latin America
Jerry Mintz, USA
Establishing alternative schools
14:00 – 13:00
Lunch
OPEN SPACE
Mariusz Truszkowski, Poland
Connected Education
Prof. Sugata Mitra
S.O.L.E Workshp
OPEN SPACE
Jerry Mintz, USA
The history of alternative education
Sara Stevens Zur, Israel
music teaching – How can we integrate musical activities into our classroom/school settings
Hila Larnau & Anastasya Shmueli, Israel
Non formal democratic education
Lea Bachar-Tzalik, Co-principal of the democratic-communal school of “Givol” in Givat Olga, Hadera
our love-hate relationship with our “comfort zone”
Prof. Sugata Mitra
S.O.L.E Workshp
OPEN SPACE
“How to set up a democratic school”
A circle Talk on the lawn
Limor Shalom, Israel
Education from the Heart – A Call for Awareness
Ifat Gal-Shpaizman, Israel
The schoolyard’s potential
Theodore E. Weisgal, USA
Robert’s Rules for Kids and Big Kids
Tsipi Marhaim, Israel
“The Unconscious Theory” of Janusz Korczak
Vered Benedict, Israel
Gamification and creative thinking Workshop
Olga Leontyeva, Moscow
Center School as Park
Yana Necht, Israel
Development of educational innovation
Start Up Nation in Education – Trend or Opportunity?
Yavor Ganch`ev, Bulgaria
Parents lead change in education
Kageki Asakura, Japan
“Newly Born Law for Democratic Education in Japan”
Cecilia Bradley, Australia
Evelien Prins, The Netherlands
Iku Fujimatsu and Moe Zimmerberg, USA
DEDE – Democratic Education for Democratic Educators – a work in progress!
Javier Bronchalo, Spain
How can we practice democratic education in a non-formal education?
OPEN SPACE
How to lead and promote educational initiatives
How to set up a democratic school
Henry Redhead,
England
Life in Summerhill – a school that is a legend
Prof. Sugata Mitra
A circle talk
Philippe Greier, Brazil
Let’s play the education revolution – How to run social engagement campaigns
20:00 – 19:00
Dinner
24:00 – 21:00
Evening activity – the Democratic School of Hadera
7:00-7:30
Morning Activity
Morning run, Yoga, T’ai Chi, Qigong…
8:30 – 7:30
Breakfast
8:30 – 8:00
The Breakfast Club
Pre-booked talks during the different meals
8:30-9:00
Morning Meet-up
A talk with all the participants – Review of the day’s activities + Massages
OPEN SPACE
Imry Avitan, Education Cities
Education-Team Model
Lea Bachar-Tzalik, Co-principal of the democratic-communal school of “Givol” in Givat Olga, Hadera
English as a second language teachers assembly
Pia Janzen, Germany
Learning by leaving the comfort zone
Cecilia Bradley, Australia
Evelien Prins, The Netherlands
Iku Fujimatsu and Moe Zimmerberg, USA
DEDE – Democratic Education for Democratic Educators – a work in progress!
Prof. Yuli Tamir – Former education minister of Israel
Eyal Ram – Present vice CEO of the Israeli education ministry
The meeting point between democratic education and public education
OPEN SPACE
Avshalom Komisar, Head of the Democratic School of Hadera
The committees work as source of a meaningful learning
Lea Bachar-Tzalik, Co-principal of the democratic-communal school of “Givol” in Givat Olga, Hadera
Democratic education in preschool: A sharing circle, led by teachers from Givol and Saknai
Heather Yang, Humanities Explorational High School, Taiwan
A traveling school – travels are planned and financed by the students
Prof. Yuli Tamir – Former education minister of Israel
Eyal Ram – Present vice CEO of the Israeli education ministry
The meeting point between democratic education and public education
OPEN SPACE
Sharon Shimoni, Limor Bason & Hagit Agoor Halevi, Israel
‘Amitzim’ program (brave) – turning ideas into reality
Reshef Burde, Israel
KolCooli
Javier Bronchalo, Spain
SOLE Spain Association
Between democratic and public education 2.0
Dror Bar Yosef, Asaf Gon & Ofri Vagner, Israel
Noah’s ark – innovative journey
Anat Porat (Phd) and Carmit Bartov, Israel
Play and learning, relational pedagogy
Dr. Lior Tzoref, Israel
Education in the age of collective intelligence
Marko Koskinen, Finland
Virtual learning for all
Naama Goldberg, Israel
“your way” – girls circle in the spirit of the democratic education
Ana Yris Guzmán Torres, Puerto Rico
The Power of Human Connection
Henry Redhead, England
Life in Summerhill – a school that is a legend
Kageki Asakura, Japan
“How We Can Realize Self-directed Way of Life? — The trial with graduates”
14:00 – 13:00
Lunch
OPEN SPACE
Iris Zohar-Marmur, Israel
Discourse among preschool teachers in the democratic education
Yonatan Ziv, Israel
Designing the learning environments
N/A
Ran Cohen Aharonov & Sara Wilner, IDE
Preschools as leverage for a community process – Ghana as a case study
Osnat Avidan, Israel
Yoga for Women
Rinat Levi, Israel
RÍO ABIERTO
Prof. Sugata Mitra
Self directed learning
OPEN SPACE
Ran Cohen Aharonov, & Noa Shefi, Israel
Change in public policy that drives a change in preschools
Ruth Goren, Israel
A change in the education system
Tomer Gekler, Israel
Public Participation model
Ido Berger, Thailand
SUKAHAPIBAL-1, an organic garden in Bangkok
Shira Kachlon, Israel
Play and game workshop + game creation for kids
Lea Bachar-Tzalik, Co-principal of the democratic-communal school of “Givol” in Givat Olga, Hadera
What have we learnt from the multi-cultural process in “Givol”
Prof. Sugata Mitra
A circle talk
Gathering + presenting dilemmas for the open space or the workshops
Michal and Yotam
OPEN SPACE
Safi Mansur, “YAD BE YAD” association
Social change in bilingual schools- JEws and Arabs study together
Dr. Dafna Granit and Gabriella Akerman-IDE
How to make democracy within a diverse community in teachers’ training in the south of Israel?
Ma’ayan Shifrut, Efrat Ben-Zvi and Michal Glaser- Hason, IDE
Educatioanl Leardership in the Isarelis’ multi calture aspect
Michal Livni, “Merchavim” association
Speaking fair language – concepts from the merchavim model, to promote life in a diverse society
Carlos Moreno Romer, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
How can democratic education support and strengthen education for social justice at a “glocal” level
Dr. David Windholz, Israel
The practice of the “Psycho-pedagogy of love”-bilingual Arabic-Hebrew Centre with children and young people
Education Cities directors
the Innovation Lab
OPEN SPACE
Dr. Dany Nave, ISRAEL
Childhood, education and learning among hunter-gatherer societies
20:30- 19:30
Dinner
Dance Party
7:00-7:30
Morning Activity
Morning run, Yoga, T’ai Chi, Qigong…
8:30 – 7:30
Breakfast
8:30 – 8:00
The Breakfast Club
Pre-booked talks during the different meals
8:30-9:00
Morning Meet-up
A talk with all the participants – Review of the day’s activities + Massages
OPEN SPACE
Maskit Hodsman, Israel
Educational culinary therapy
Tal Mazor, Nurit Orbach, Gali eshkol
Gameology
Education Cities directors
the Innovation Lab
Helena Singer, Brazil
Occupied Schools in Brazil
Anthony Conwright, Caifornia
High Tech High
OPEN SPACE
14:00 – 13:00
Lunch
