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SFCP/PPA/GSP 6^th International Conference Programme

Monday July 27th^th 2009

When	Activity	Where
12.00 – 13.45	Enrolment : Please collect your Conference pack at the Conference Desk; it will also include your badge, which should be worn at all times and a map of Chichester. Judy Barker	Conference Desk – follow the signs!
14.00 – 14.55	Welcome to Chichester, Conference 2009 and Bishop Otter Campus Chair: Tamsyn Imison The Right Worshipful the Mayor of Chichester Councillor Michael Woolley, Dieter Krohn - Domestic arrangements Dorothy Moir	Lecture Theatre
15.00 – 15.30	Tea	Dining Room
15.45 – 17.15	Provocation 1: Professor Jonathan Glover : Reason and the Role of Dialogue Chair: Holger Franke	Lecture Theatre
19.00- 19.45	Supper	Dining Room
20.00 – 21.30	Provocation 2: Professor Petra von Morstein : Freedom and Methods in the Practice of Philosophy: The union of singularity and interconnectedness. Chair: Aneta Karageorgieva	Lecture Theatre
21.30 -----	Rest and Recreation Bar; residences; grounds; town	See site plan/maps

Tuesday July 28^th 2009

When	Activity		Where
07.30 – 08.45	Breakfast		Dining Room
09.00 – 10.30	Provocation 3: Dr. Jos Kessels and Dr. Dieter Krohn. Socratic Dialogue: ‘Baby and bathwater’ – what to keep and what to change. Chair: Rene Saran		Lecture Theatre
10.30 – 10.55	Vitamin Pause		Gardens
11.00 – 12 45	Session 1: Workshops, Presentations and Socratic Dialogues:
	Philosophical Conversations in Organizations: A Field guide	Erik Boers and Jos Kessels	LO3
	An Introduction to Action Research and a consideration of the similarities with Socratic Dialogue	Jayne Crow, Shirley Jones and Lesley Smith	LO6
	From consciousness of the ego through consciousness of the situation to consciousness of the world	Guro Hansen Helskog	H149
	Socratic Dialogue as “Community of Inquiry”	Evelina Ivanova	Lecture Theatre
	Socratic Dialogue Taster: What are the limits of tolerance?	Part 1 Angella Hodgson this continues after lunch and covers both sessions	LO4
13.00 – 13.55	Lunch
14.00 – 15.15	Session 2: Workshops, Presentations and Socratic Dialogues:
	Developing Philosophical Dialogue in a Multicultural Society	Daniela Camhy	LO3
	Individual consultation	Oscar Brenifier	LO6
	Dialogues with Holocaust Survivors	Ora Gruengard	Lecture Theatre
	Socratic Dialogue Taster: What are the limits of tolerance? Part 2	Angella Hodgson	LO4
15.15 – 15.45	Tea
15.45 – 17.15	Provocation 4: Dr. Beate Littig Ethical Issues in Genetic Counselling using Socratic Dialogue Chair: Horst Gronke		Lecture Theatre
17.30 - 18.15	Please select your preferred activity for the evening See opportunities at the Conference Desk
19.00 – 20.00	Supper		Choices!
20.15 – until the end!	Film, singing, sport, debate, discussion – together at leisure – dialogue and interaction.

Wednesday July 29^th 2009

When	Activity		Where
07.30 – 08.45	Breakfast		Dining Room
09.00 – 10.30	Session 3: Workshops, Presentations and Socratic Dialogues:		Various
	Origins of new training methods	Kirsten Malmquist & Dieter Krohn With Angella Hodgson, Celia Hawkesworth, Jayne Crow, Kate Nathoo, GB; Aneta Karageorgieva, Mitko (Dimitar) Ivanov, Valeriya Terziyska, Evelina Ivanova, Bulgaria	Lecture Theatre
	A worldview component of Socratic Dialogue	Aliaksiej Ihnatovich	LO6
	Why any SOCRATIC DIALOGUE is doomed to represent a piece of effective communication	Irina F Oukhvanova	LO4
	Ethical Juries	Michael Imison	LO3
	The Concept of the Day of Dialogue	Loes de Jong	H149
10.30 – 11.00	Vitamin Pause
11.00 – 12.30	Provocation 5 Professor Fernando Leal The Value of English as an International Language Chair:John Halliday		Lecture Theatre
12.30 – 13.30	Lunch		Dining Room
13.00 – 19.00	FREE If, during the afternoon, you wish to meet to discuss aspects of the programme or prepare for your contributions to the Ceilidh on Thursday, the usual rooms are available for your use You are free to explore Chichester – see advice sheet		Maps are in your Conf pack!
15.00	Tea will still be available
19.00 – 20.00	Supper		Dining Room
20.15 – 21.45	Action Session Concentric Circle Dialogue Work: Peter Garrett		Room LO4

Thursday July 30^th 2009

When	What	Who	Where
07.30 – 08.45	Breakfast		Dining Room
09.00 – 10.30	Session 4: Workshops, Presentations and Socratic Dialogues: please ensure that if you attend Part one of a two Part session, you should generally commit to both		Various
	Introduction to Socratic Facilitation Part 1 of 3	Dieter Krohn and Kirsten Malmquist	H149
	The place of passion in social welfare work: using Socratic dialogue in research	Sarah Banks	LO4
		Denis Pym	LO6
	The failure of reaching consensus and the end of Socratic dialogue	Wijnand Noot	LO3
	How educational leaders learn to mediate complex policy contexts	Alison Taysum & Sergey Trapitsin	Lecture Theatre
10.30 – 10.55	Vitamin Pause
11.00 – 12.30	Provocation 6 Professor Richard Norman Authority, Faith and the limits of Dialogue Chair: Michael Strain		Lecture Theatre
12.30 – 13.30	Lunch		Dining Room
14.00 – 15.30	Session 5 Workshops, Presentations and Socratic Dialogues: please ensure that if you attend Part one of a two Part session, you should generally commit to both
	Introduction to Socratic Facilitation Part 2 of 3	Dieter Krohn & Kirsten Malmquist	H149
	Informal learning, working and living together	John Halliday	LO6
	School-Based Management in Arab-Bedouin Schools in Israel	Omar Mizel	LO3
	The Dialogical Self	Aneta Karageorgieva	Lecture Theatre
	Mutual questioning	Oscar Brenifier	LO4
15.00 – 16.00	Tea
16.00 – 18.30	Session 6 Workshops, Presentations and Socratic Dialogues: please ensure that if you attend Part one of a two Part session, you should generally commit to both
	Introduction to Socratic Facilitation Part 3 of 3	Dieter Krohn & Kirsten Malmquist	H149
	Socratic Dialogue and Teacher Communication	Dubravka Knežić	LO4
	What Epistemological Approach does SD presuppose?	Dimitar Georgiev Ivanov	LO6
	The theory and practice of dialogue to support the offender’s journey from prison to resettlement in the community	Peter Garrett	Lecture Theatre
	Reason, Mind, Emotions – How to use them effectively	Claudia Osten	LO3
19.00 – 20.00	Supper		Dining Room
20.15	Ceilidh – dress in your best - we will socialize together – please come prepared to offer a contribution which illustrates the joy of living, working and relaxing together. Everyone to join in please!! Bring your guitars, your trumpets, your voices and your dancing feet!

Friday July 31^st 2009

When	What	Who	Where
07.30 – 08.45	Breakfast		Dining Room
09.00 – 10.30	Action Feedback - Contributors will report on the outcomes of their sessions All to participate Chair: Tamsyn Imison		Lecture Theatre
10.30 – 11.00	Vitamin Pause: please make your taxi requests at the Conference Reception Desk Please also check you have cleared your rooms and returned any keys, and paid any bills
11.00 – 12.30	Reflections and looking into the future Forum Chair: Mike Cook Panel: Dieter Krohn, Fernando Leal, Beate Littig, Petra von Morstein, Richard Norman,		Lecture Theatre
12.30 – 13.30	Lunch		Dining Room

SFCP/PPA/GSP 6th International Conference Programme

SFCP/PPA/GSP 6^th International Conference Programme