Educators
The educator’s role goes far beyond teaching. Well-prepared educators promote significant learning in the construction of ethical values, formation of citizenship, and consolidation of the knowledge base necessary for life in fullness.
Spiritist Education
Spiritism, with its threefold aspect (moral, philosophical, and scientific), has a highly pedagogical character and offers us a proposal for the Education of the Spirit in conformity with universal moral principles.
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Amélia Rodrigues
Learn about the life of Amélia Rodrigues, an educator, writer, and pioneer in Brazilian education, whose dedication to teaching and Christian values left a legacy that continues to inspire educators and families. Her life invites us to reflect on the transformative power of education grounded in love, ethics, and the holistic development of the human person.
Influencers for Good: The role of the Family and the Children/Youth Spiritist Educator with the New Generations
AIJF — the Childhood, Youth and Family Area of the International Spiritist Council — will hold a live online roundtable, as part of the program “Seeds of the Future – Continuing Education for Spiritist Evangelizers/Educators”. In this session, in English, we will have the participation of Jussara Korngold and Claudia Moura, who will address the theme: “Influencers for Good: The role of the Family and the Children/Youth Spiritist Educator with the New Generations” The moderation will be led by Tatiana Barros and Mirella Campos.
Finding peace in an ever-changing world
The purpose of our conference is to disseminate Spiritism, which is the message of love, charity, and forgiveness provided by our greatest teacher in the knowledge of God, Jesus Christ. Spiritism is simultaneously a science of observation, as it consists in the relations that can be established with spirits, and a philosophy, as it entails all the moral consequences that result from such relations. We bring guest speakers from around the world to provide knowledgeable and uplifting topics on various aspects of Spiritism.
Jean Piaget
Jean Piaget was a Swiss psychologist known for his pioneering research on children’s cognitive development. He proposed that children actively construct their knowledge through interaction with their environment, passing through four main stages of development: sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operations, and formal operations.
