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by Haris Tsavdaroglou, begüm özden fırat, Fırat Genç, Antigoni Geronta, Philipp Katsinas, Penny Koutrolikou, Mehmet Penpecioglu, Kostas Petrakos, Christy (Chryssanthi) Petropoulou, Myrto Tsilimpounidi, Murat Cemal Yalcintan, Evie Kouroumichaki, and Natalia - Rozalia Avlona
Urban Struggles in Mediterranean Cities: The Right to the City and the Common Space Abstracts ... more Urban Struggles in Mediterranean Cities:
The Right to the City and the Common Space
Abstracts Submission Deadline: January 20th, 2018
International UnConference
Athens, School of Architecture,
National Technical University of Athens
May 31th – June 3th, 2018
https://urbanstruggles.net/
Talks by Evie Kouroumichaki
Recently, many authors have highlighted the urgent need for education reforms that go along with ... more Recently, many authors have highlighted the urgent need for education reforms that go along with and help responding to the current changes in societal and ecological needs. This manuscript aims to show the awareness that educational systems' end-users, the students, have in relation to the drawbacks and to the possible improvements of the systems themselves. Therefore, we investigated the opinions of the participants to a workshop named Re-learning to educate that we held during Borgofuturo 2017, a biannual event organized in one of the many depopulated Italian villages and meant to spur the debate on sustainability and societal transition. In addition, we complement our findings with a theoretical literature review. Issues related with three main elements of the education systems have been identified: content, methodology and structure. For instance, the former highlight the lack of
Papers by Evie Kouroumichaki
European Journal of Interactive Multimedia and Education, 2022
European Journal of Interactive Multimedia and Education, 2022
Undoubtedly the pandemic of COVID-19 had a great impact globally on our daily activities. Whereas... more Undoubtedly the pandemic of COVID-19 had a great impact globally on our daily activities. Whereas to face this unprecedented situation all the educational institutions were compelled to keep the lessons conducted over the internet. Under the current circumstances this quantitative research detects, describes, and measures attitudes of 807 students of 5 Greek universities towards the distance learning process. The data that was collected by using a 5-point Likert scale reflects the strong agreement of the students that face-to-face teaching cannot be replaced by distance learning, especially when it comes to laboratory training. The consensus is also that remote learning has abased pedagogical relationships between professors and classmates and among the latter as well. Findings indicate that students come to a meeting of minds about the educational inequalities which are worsened by the lack of digital equipment and undeveloped technological infrastructure. Furthermore, this study reveals a correlation between the responses of the sample and their demographic and social characteristics, something that offers possibilities for additional research.
by Anna Saave, Barbara Muraca, Corinna Dengler, Dominique Just, Emily Rose McDonald, Evie Kouroumichaki, Janina Dannenberg, Leah Temper, Lina Hansen, Lindsay Barbieri, Manuela Zechner, Natalia - Rozalia Avlona, Rebecca Rutt, Sophie Sanniti, Stefania Barca, and Susan Paulson
Degrowth.info , 2020
The crisis we face as a global community must be understood not only as a public health crisis, o... more The crisis we face as a global community must be understood not only as a public health crisis, or as an economic crisis of the capitalist mode of production, but also, fundamentally, as a crisis of the reproduction of life. In this sense, it is a crisis of care: the work of caring for humans, non-humans, and the shared biosphere. As a group of activists and scholars from the Feminisms and Degrowth Alliance, we take this opportunity to reflect on how we can, from our diverse positions, face this moment, organize, and collectively imagine radical alternative modes of living: those with more time for community, relationship building, and care for each other as well as the non-human world.
by Haris Tsavdaroglou, begüm özden fırat, Fırat Genç, Antigoni Geronta, Philipp Katsinas, Penny Koutrolikou, Mehmet Penpecioglu, Kostas Petrakos, Christy (Chryssanthi) Petropoulou, Myrto Tsilimpounidi, Murat Cemal Yalcintan, Evie Kouroumichaki, and Natalia - Rozalia Avlona
Urban Struggles in Mediterranean Cities: The Right to the City and the Common Space Abstracts ... more Urban Struggles in Mediterranean Cities:
The Right to the City and the Common Space
Abstracts Submission Deadline: January 20th, 2018
International UnConference
Athens, School of Architecture,
National Technical University of Athens
May 31th – June 3th, 2018
https://urbanstruggles.net/
Recently, many authors have highlighted the urgent need for education reforms that go along with ... more Recently, many authors have highlighted the urgent need for education reforms that go along with and help responding to the current changes in societal and ecological needs. This manuscript aims to show the awareness that educational systems' end-users, the students, have in relation to the drawbacks and to the possible improvements of the systems themselves. Therefore, we investigated the opinions of the participants to a workshop named Re-learning to educate that we held during Borgofuturo 2017, a biannual event organized in one of the many depopulated Italian villages and meant to spur the debate on sustainability and societal transition. In addition, we complement our findings with a theoretical literature review. Issues related with three main elements of the education systems have been identified: content, methodology and structure. For instance, the former highlight the lack of
European Journal of Interactive Multimedia and Education, 2022
European Journal of Interactive Multimedia and Education, 2022
Undoubtedly the pandemic of COVID-19 had a great impact globally on our daily activities. Whereas... more Undoubtedly the pandemic of COVID-19 had a great impact globally on our daily activities. Whereas to face this unprecedented situation all the educational institutions were compelled to keep the lessons conducted over the internet. Under the current circumstances this quantitative research detects, describes, and measures attitudes of 807 students of 5 Greek universities towards the distance learning process. The data that was collected by using a 5-point Likert scale reflects the strong agreement of the students that face-to-face teaching cannot be replaced by distance learning, especially when it comes to laboratory training. The consensus is also that remote learning has abased pedagogical relationships between professors and classmates and among the latter as well. Findings indicate that students come to a meeting of minds about the educational inequalities which are worsened by the lack of digital equipment and undeveloped technological infrastructure. Furthermore, this study reveals a correlation between the responses of the sample and their demographic and social characteristics, something that offers possibilities for additional research.
by Anna Saave, Barbara Muraca, Corinna Dengler, Dominique Just, Emily Rose McDonald, Evie Kouroumichaki, Janina Dannenberg, Leah Temper, Lina Hansen, Lindsay Barbieri, Manuela Zechner, Natalia - Rozalia Avlona, Rebecca Rutt, Sophie Sanniti, Stefania Barca, and Susan Paulson
Degrowth.info , 2020
The crisis we face as a global community must be understood not only as a public health crisis, o... more The crisis we face as a global community must be understood not only as a public health crisis, or as an economic crisis of the capitalist mode of production, but also, fundamentally, as a crisis of the reproduction of life. In this sense, it is a crisis of care: the work of caring for humans, non-humans, and the shared biosphere. As a group of activists and scholars from the Feminisms and Degrowth Alliance, we take this opportunity to reflect on how we can, from our diverse positions, face this moment, organize, and collectively imagine radical alternative modes of living: those with more time for community, relationship building, and care for each other as well as the non-human world.