Berlin Conference Explores Children's Rights in Early Childhood Education
A specialist conference on children's rights in early childhood education and care was recently held in Berlin. Led by Prof. Dr. Jörg Maywald, a renowned sociologist, psychologist, and pedagogue, the event was well-received by municipal pedagogical experts.
The conference provided an overview of the legal anchoring of children's rights, a topic of particular relevance in daycare settings. Participants explored how educators and pedagogues can ensure children's opinions are heard and needs are respected. Children's rights were discussed as central to protecting children and fostering their participation and development. Case studies and discussion rounds were used to delve into the role of experts within pedagogical work. Representatives from the German Child Protection Association also presented their organization and its work.
The conference, led by Prof. Dr. Jörg Maywald and involving Ludwig Thiede, another founder of the Berlin Child Protection Center, provided valuable insights into children's rights in early childhood education and care. Participants, including municipal pedagogical experts, found the event very beneficial.
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