Hear! Here! is an experimental listening and dialogue platform that will work to encourage a culture of dialogue for students and staff of Rietveld and Sandberg. How can we learn to talk across difference?
The project is two-fold. Together with our editorial team, we organise:
1. monthly dialogue workshops open to all Rietveld and Sandberg teachers
2. monthly dialogue event for students, teachers and staff where we discuss urgent issues generated by the school body, using a variety of approaches to dialogue
The dialogue platform is co-organised by Sekai Makoni and Rosa te Velde and the editorial team which includes Rietveld and Sandberg teachers: Philip Coyne, Becket Flannery, Elif Özbay, Eloise Sweetman, Iskra Vukšić & Simone Zeefuik.
We look to working with you!
Hear! Here! is an experimental listening and dialogue platform that works to encourage a culture of dialogue for students and staff of Rietveld and Sandberg. A new Hear! Here! publcation has just been launched.
17:00-19:00
Public session (streamed)
Workhop#1 for teachers/staff with Ayesha Ghanchi*
Tue, Oct 20th, 5-7pm
location: online
please RSVP via
Hear! Here! is an experimental listening and dialogue platform that works to encourage a culture of dialogue for students and staff of Rietveld and Sandberg. How can we learn to talk across difference? In 2019/2020, the project was two-fold. Together with our editorial team, we organised monthly dialogue workshops open to all Rietveld and Sandberg teachers and monthly dialogue event for students, teachers and staff. Due to COVID-19 we transitioned to online workshops.
Ninth and last dialogue workshop for teachers organized by Hear! Here!
Second to last dialogue workshop for teachers organized by Hear! Here!
Wednesday, May 6, 17:00-19:00, (ONLINE)
Seveth dialogie workshop for teachers organized by Hear! Here!
On Wednesday, April 8, 17:00-19:00 (ONLINE)
Consent Lab: Empathy, Intersectionality and Makership
Fifth dialogue workshop for techers from Hear! Here!, on Tuesday, February 11, 17:00-19:00
Date: Tuesday 4 February
Time: 17.00 - 19.00
Location: location: 4th floor BC
Fourth Hear! Here! dialogue workshop for teachers, Tuesday January 14, 17:00 - 19:00
Third Hear! Here! dialogue workshop for teachers, Wednesday November 27, 17:00 - 19:00
Second Hear! Here! dialogue workshop for teachers, Wednesday November 6, 17:00 - 19:00
Hear! Here! first dialogue workshop for teachers, Wednesday October 9, 17:00 - 19:00
Rosa ter Velde
Sekai Makoni
monthly dialogue workshops
teachers at Rietveld & Sandberg
2019
dialogue, training, communication, relationality
Workhop#1 for teachers/staff with Ayesha Ghanchi*
Tue, Oct 20th, 5-7pm
location: online
please RSVP via
Critical urgencies: How can critical pedagogy help us respond to the current social crisis?
The pandemic has illuminated and exacerbated pre-existing inequalities and social crises. In this workshop we will take a look at how critical pedagogy helps us understand the context we are in, and explore the fundamental principles underpinning critical pedagogic approaches. Many critical pedagogic approaches consider the environment as a teacher, and in this workshop, we will consider the ‘online’ as an ‘environment’ in itself, and its implications for teaching (online) as well as in engaging in social media. Importantly, we’ll look at the impact of online engagement on critical thinking.
Recommended reading: Critical Pedagogy, by Joe L. Kincheloe pp. 1-21.
* Ayesha Ghanchi is an educator and researcher with a focus on critical pedagogy in arts practice. As a researcher, Ayesha has examined artist-led pedagogies in the museum and gallery sector in London. Her research focused on how artist pedagogies have been influenced by radical and critical philosophies stemming from the 1968 moment. More recently she has collaborated with BAK and the Side Room to teach and explore critical pedagogy. She is also part of the Unsettling programme at Rietveld/Sandberg- exploring and thinking alongside tutors about how critical pedagogy relates to their teaching practices.
