Online workshop: Teacher training

Colonialism in Textbooks

Thu, Mar 3, 2022
Online
2–4 pm
Fully booked; waiting list only
Free of charge, with registration
Fri, Mar 4, 2022
Online
2–4 pm
Fully booked; waiting list only
Free of charge, with registration

In German

25 participants max.

Waiting list via

When All the Leaves Are Gone (2010), digital video, black-and-white and colour, sound, 17:30 min. , Courtesy National Film Board of Canada

How does racism emerge in educational contexts? What does racism have to do with me? This two-part online workshop for teachers with Josephine Apraku offers an introduction to an antiracist approach to the topic of colonialism in textbooks. Together, participants learn to recognize colonial racist patterns in teaching materials from a racism-sensitive perspective and to find critical ways of dealing with them. Based on the concept of structural racism, the workshop aims at (self-)reflexive learning processes. The analysis of a learning unit will open up action-oriented strategies for dealing with racist stereotypes.

The workshop is for teachers throughout the German-speaking world. For the active teaching staff of the state of Berlin, it is an official training course of the Senate Department for Education, Youth and Family.