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Memorandum of Cooperation with Mercy University

The Faculty of Education at Charles University signed a memorandum of cooperation with Mercy University.

International Conference on Psychobiography

We are pleased to invite you to the first International Conference on Psychobiography, which will take place at the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Education, Charles University in Prague. This pioneering event will bring together leading international scholars specializing in psychobiographical research, providing a unique platform to present, exchange, and critically discuss new contributions in the field of contemporary interdisciplinary approaches.

Workshop: Corrupting Youth with an Open Questioning Mindset

Questions are powerful. In fact, they are so powerful that the ancient Greeks killed Socrates for asking too many of them. Questions can change lives, overthrow regimes and start new scientific fields. In this workshop, Peter Worley is going to demonstrate how to ask good questions in a pedagogical setting. He is going to explain how questions works and how they can be used to facilitate inquiry in the classroom, using principles derived from ancient Greek philosophers but supported by modern-day research.

Bike to Work

We invite all employees, whether you like physical activity or not, to sign up for the team competition and represent your faculty or university unit as part of the university-wide team challenge.

The Faculty of Education on the Introduction of the New Framework Educational Programs (FEP).

The Faculty welcomes the efforts to modernize the educational systems but highlights several challenges associated with the revision and its implementation.

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Workshop: Corrupting Youth with an Open Questioning Mindset

28 May 2026

Questions are powerful. In fact, they are so powerful that the ancient Greeks killed Socrates for asking too many of them. Questions can change lives, overthrow regimes and start new scientific fields. In this workshop, Peter Worley is going to demonstrate how to ask good questions in a pedagogical setting. He is going to explain how questions works and how they can be used to facilitate inquiry in the classroom, using principles derived from ancient Greek philosophers but supported by modern-day research.

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