A highlight of the year has already been and gone. At the end of June, more than 500 educational researchers took part in the SSRE/SGL conference at PH Zurich.
Thursday, 13. July 2023
With over 230 contributions from a wide variety of disciplinary and methodological perspectives, the 2023 annual conference of the Swiss Society for Research in Education (SSRE) and the Swiss Society for Teacher Education (SGL) looked at the multifaceted tension between persistence and change in schools, teacher education and educational research.
In terms of content and organisation, the conference organised by PH Zurich was a success, with feedback from the participants consistently positive. Conducting a research event on this scale was a challenge for all involved parties. PH Zurich would like to thank all those involved for their work.
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Impressions and statements from the SGBF/SGL Congress, which took place at PH Zurich from June 28 to 30, 2023.
SSRE/SGL conference keynote speeches
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US educational researcher Professor Thurston Domina launched the 2023 SSRE-SGL annual conference at PH Zurich. The Professor of Educational Leadership in the School of Education at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, gave a lecture on education in the aftermath of the pandemic, highlighting theses from ‘everything has changed’ to ‘continue as usual’.
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On the second day of the 2023 SSRE-SGL annual conference at PH Zurich, Professor Gita Steiner-Khamsi explained in her keynote how innovations are created and how they disappear again.
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On the third day of the 2023 SSRE-SGL annual conference at PH Zurich, Professor Rita Hofstetter gave a keynote speech on the vivid contradictions of universalist ambitions in education. Rita Hofstetter is Professor of Educational History at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences at the University of Geneva.