We all have prejudices. Prejudice-aware education is one way to deal with them.
“It is easier to split an atom than a prejudice.” Albert Einstein’s quote also played a role in the seminar “Just a cliché – cultural diversity and communication” on March 23-28, 2015.
Thirty-six participants asked questions, discussed, and researched the origins of and how to deal with clichés and prejudices. They presented some of their findings from workshop groups, such as staged readings, multimedia, and black-and-white photography, as well as seminar impressions, in a [publication/publication/etc.]. digital pinboard The seminar was recorded. On a professional level, as prospective educators, and also as private individuals, they take away new perspectives on prejudice-aware education.
Cover photo: Andi Weiland
