visions for non-formal education in africa - quo vadis africa - quo vadis africans - the edeju-idea...
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Visions for non-formal education in Africa
- Quo vadis Africa- Quo vadis Africans- the EDEJU-idea- the EDEJU-concept- EDEJU-projects in the Ivory coast- Nowadays reflexions- EDEJU-projects in Germany- EDEJU-witness in Paris- Quo vadis EDEJU in Africa and in the rest of the world
"Knowledge Transfer over Generations and within the younger Generations“
Quo vadis Africans
Quo vadis Africans
Quo vadis Africans
Irishman
Cameroonian
Lawyer
the EDEJU-idea
the EDEJU-idea
Formal education
Natural development
100 % of one‘s individual potentials
the EDEJU-idea
the EDEJU-concept
the EDEJU-concept
EDEJU-projects in the Ivory coast
EDEJU-projects in the Ivory coast
EDEJU-projects in the Ivory coast
Early Learning in Washington
Education programs for children under five in Washington State are getting a huge financial
boost.
Source: www.KPLM.org July 12, 2006
Nowadays Reflections
„Wir brauchen ein Bildungsverständnis…. alles, was außerhalb der Institution Schule geschieht, zu vernetzen…“
Source: Bildung PLUS Newsletter 30.06.06
Main research of the „Staatsinstitut für Frühpädagogik“ in Munich
PD Dr. Fabienne Becker-Stoll
Nowadays Reflections
Nowadays Reflections
EDEJU-projects in Germany
EDEJU-projects in Germany
EDEJU-projects in Germany
EDEJU-projects in Germany
EDEJU-projects in Germany
EDEJU-projects in Germany
"Never be afraid to try something new.Remember that amateurs built the Ark.Professionals built the Titanic." Newsletter JULI 2006 www.service-eine-welt.de
more:
www.EDEJU.de
EDEJU-witness in Paris