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More Salon Talks
- Immigration - Where's the Debate? a discussion with Dolan Cummings on Wednesday 10th March 2010
- Dr Norman Lewis on The End of Privacy? The future of trust in the transparent society
- White Night Festival at The Phoenix Gallery
- The Dangerous Rise of Therapeutic Education with Kathryn Ecclestone on Thursday September 24
- Simon Fanshawe and Tim Black discuss 'Is it possible to be satirical today?' on 20th January 2010
- Adrian Hart on the Myth of Racist Kids on Tuesday November 17
- Cory Doctorow, Nico Macdonald and Michael Bull on 'The Future of Collaboration: Sharing and Work in the Networked Age' on Saturday October 17
- China: Threat or opportunity?
- Open the Borders; Allow Free Movement of the People
- Fusion: Cheap energy for all?
- Reclaiming the American Dream: The Rise of Obama
- Surveillance Society
- Challenging relationships: Love, Companionship and Robots
- The Crisis of Confidence and the Financial Collapse
- Reclaiming Childhood
- Britain After the Recession with Rob Killick
- More Power to the People the Future of Energy
- From Fatwa to Jihad with Kenan Malik
- Booze Bans
- Mind, brain and self in the age of Facebook with Dr Rob Clowes on Tuesday July 21
- The New Media Wars
- The dangers of a healthy lifestyle
- Exploring intimacy & commitment in the 21st Century
| The Dangerous Rise of Therapeutic Education with Kathryn Ecclestone on Thursday September 24 |
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Today, it is not a knowledge deficit that is addressed by education but an emotional one, where building self esteem and emotional well-being rather than engaging in ideas and concepts is the goal. Education has taken an inward turn Is this a progressive step toward a more enlightened and compassionate society? Or is it a trap that is stifling creativity, undermining independance and deflecting subjectivity? "'The Dangerous Rise of Therapeutic Education' is eye-opening reading for every teacher, student teacher and parent who retains any belief in the power of knowledge to transform people's lives. Its insistent call for a serious public debate about the emotional state of education should also be at the forefront of the minds of every agent of change in society... from parent to policy maker." Click here to Read Sean Bell's Review of the Talk The Open House Pub, Sringfield Road, East Sussex BN1 6BZ (map & directions) Thursday, 24th September 2009, Start 7 for 7.30pm to 9pm We ask for a £5 donation after each meetingBrighton has been closely linked to more inward looking and emotional approaches to life. For this reason we would very much like to hear your views on this compelling subject. Recommended Readings Affect: Knowledge, communication, creativity and emotion Culture Wars - Knowing Me Knowing You - Dolan Cummings Speakers
Chair
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Dan Travis is the Director of the Brighton Salon and has written on the problem of a 'self esteem' based approach to sports coaching.