Social Pedagogy Training Seminar

Event Organiser(s): 
SIRCC
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Event Date: 
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Location
Where is this event taking place?
Event Address: 
University of Strathclyde, Jordanhill Campus
Event Town/City: 
Glasgow
Event Postcode: 
G13 1PP

Social pedagogy is a philosophy of care that draws on

theories from social work, education, sociology, psychology

and philosophy. Social pedagogic practice is concerned with

human beings’ learning, well-being and inclusion into society.

As a concept, it combines child development, youth work and

social care and can provide a foundation for people working

in many different settings. Social pedagogy is founded on

humanistic values and an image of children as active agents

and competent, resourceful human beings.

The seminar will offer an opportunity to professionals to

develop an understanding of social pedagogy with head,

heart and hands. It will provide an introduction to social

pedagogy to residential practitioners in a way that resonates

with them personally and theoretically.

The seminar also aims to underpin and strengthen existing

practice, as well as providing inspiring ideas for change. The

trainers are keen to engage in an open dialogue about your

perspective on social pedagogy, how it could enhance your

practice and how we can jointly develop a social pedagogy

for Scotland, based on your rich traditions.

Event Category: 
SIRCC Seminar