Teaching Resource Videos Made By Students
Steve Crawford and Ronan Browne have been working hard with the students of the JAMK University of Applied Sciences, Finland, supporting them in making meaningful cultural films that reflect various themes and their own views, and, experiences.
The 129 videos are free to use and intended as teaching aids for your classroom.
Here is a link to the channel and an introduction by Steve Crawford.
Collaborate or Die #collaboration #virtual #cooperation #team #work #outcome #improvement #culture #diversity #people We are meant to play nicely, work as a team and respect each other. In Part 1, we expanded on 10 reasons why this often fails to … Continue reading
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PROGRAMME – A BLANK SLATE?
NEUROSCIENZE E CULTURE / BRAIN SCIENCE AND CULTURES
AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Florence Firenze, 4th-6th April 2019
Thursday 4th April (3.00-6.00 pm) – Inaugural session
Palazzo Vecchio, Salone dei Cinquecento
Roberto Ruffino, Fondazione Intercultura Benvenuto/Welcome
Issues about the transfer of culture
Steven Pinker, Harvard University The Blank Slate (video presentation)
Lamberto Maffei, Università di Pisa Guardare, vedere, immagini del tempo
Peter Richerson, University of California Not by Genes Alone: How Culture
Transformed Human Evolution
Martin Gessmann, Hochschule fur Gestaltung Mind Meets Brain: The True Impact of Neuroscience Offenbach am Main on Philosophy
Mai Nguyen Phuong Mai, Amsterdam University There is no blank slate. The role of genes,
neurons, behaviour and geography in the
reshaping of cultures
Panel Discussion (9.00 pm)
Firenze, Hotel Mediterraneo, Centro Congressi
Milton Bennett IDRI Institute – Ying-yi Hong, Chinese University of Hong Kong:
A debate “Culture, Cognition, and Consciousness”
Friday 5th April (all day) – Parallel Workshops
Firenze, Hotel Mediterraneo, Centro Congressi
09.00 -11.00 – We are all human beings
Shalom H. Schwartz, University of Jerusalem Universal values across cultures
Lilach Sagiv, Hebrew University Jerusalem
Richard Nisbett, University of Michigan Culture, genes and intelligence
Andrea Moro, Scuola Univ Sup. IUSS Pavia Sintassi, cervello e lingue impossibili
Alberto Piazza, Università di Torino La conservazione della memoria genetica
Giuseppe Mantovani, Universià di Padova L’educazione interculturale al tempo dei sovranismi
con Simone Giusti Storia globale e traduzione nella scuola
Mark Pagel, University of Reading Origins of the Human Social Mind
Adriano Favole, Università di Torino Nature e Culture: l’irriducibile pluralità
Stefano Allovio, Università Statale di Milano dell’umano
11.30 -13.30 – Cultures and the unconscious
Sudhir Kakar, Psychoanalyst, Goa Cultures and Psyche
Paolo Inghilleri, Università di Milano La cultura e i geni non si trasmettono da soli:
il ruolo della mente
Hannah Monyer, University of Heidelberg Brain Plasticity and Memory
Giacomo Rizzolatti, Università di Parma La doppia vita delle espressioni emozionali
Fausto Caruana, Università di Parma
Neil Levy, Macquarie University Sydney Neuro-ethics
Shinobu Kitayama, University of Michigan Interaction between culture and brain
Romano Madera, Universita di Milano Bicocca Dalla pseudospeciazione al capro espiatorio
15.00 -17.00 – Cervello, coscienza, culture/Brain, consciousness and cultures
David Sloane Wilson, Binghamton University Cultural evolution is a blank slate in the same way as other evolutionary processes
Joseph Shaules, Juntedo University A Deep Culture Approach to Intercultural Learning: Culture Cognition and the Intuitive Mind
Milena Santerini, Università Cattolica Milano Educazione morale e neuroscienze
Franco Fabbro, Università di Udine Basi neuropsicologiche dell’esperienza religiosa
Marcello Massimini, Università di Milano Definire e misurare il valore dello stato di coscienza
Guido Barbujani, Università di Ferrara L’invenzione delle razze
Saturday 6th April (morning) – Plenary session
Firenze, Hotel Mediterraneo, Centro Congressi
12.00-13.00 Wrap up and Conclusions
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