European Dimension in Education and Teaching. Volume 2: Identity and Values in Education - Softcover

Europe has is unique history on which the Western conception of democracy, culture and life style are mainly based on. The mixture and variety of states, cultures, languages, und identities makes Europe particularly interesting for educational research. The book series European Dimension in Education and Teaching aims at giving voice to both researchers and practitioners to address important educational issues. The main aims of the book series are to increase mutual understanding of education and educational systems in different countries, and promote democracy and the development of democracy through education. Knowledge of the cultural, historical, geographical, linguistic, and political backgrounds is a base for European understanding and cooperation. We hope this series also inspires researchers and practitioners in their thinking and everyday work towards a better future of our children and youth in Europe and beyond. The articles are published both in English and the autor s mother tongue to enlarge the readership and to ensure that also the nationally relevant and interesting issues have a place in the volumes. In this book reader can find articles of authors from the following countries: Austria: Gerhard Rabensteiner Pia-Maria Rabensteiner Bulgaria: Sylivia Velikova Finland: Eero Ropo Germany: Walter Hövel Greece: Maria Daskolia; Georgia Liarakou; Kostas Gavrilakis Lithuania: Reda Vismantiene; Dalia Zelveyte-MockulvieneEurope has is unique history on which the Western conception of democracy, culture and life style are mainly based on. The mixture and variety of states, cultures, Languages, und identities makes Europe particularly interesting for educational research. The book Series European Dimension in Education and Teaching aims at giving voice to both researchers and practitioners to address important educational issues. The main aims of the book Series are to increase mutual understanding of education and educational systems in different countries, and promote democracy and the development of democracy through education. Knowledge of the cultural, historical, geographical, linguistic, and political backgrounds is a base for European understanding and cooperation. We hope this Series also inspires researchers and practitioners in their thinking and everyday work towards a better future of our children and youth in Europe and beyond. The articles are published both in English and the autor s mother tongue to enlarge the readership and to ensure that also the nationally relevant and interesting issues have a place in the volumes. In this book reader can find articles of authors from the following countries: Austria: Gerhard Rabensteiner Pia-Maria Rabensteiner Bulgaria: Sylivia Velikova Finland: Eero Ropo Germany: Walter Hövel Greece: Maria Daskolia; Georgia Liarakou; Kostas Gavrilakis Lithuania: Reda Vismantiene; Dalia Zelveyte-Mockulviene