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IDEC stands for International Democratic Education Conference. It is not the name of an organisation or a group. Each year the conference is organised by a different school or similar organisation that has volunteered to do so at a previous conference. At intervals calls have been made for an official structure of some kind but in practice the autonomy of individual groups in arranging their own conferences has made for exciting variety. Once the organisers of a conference have been appointed, everything is in their hands - dates, participants, cost, accommodation and style of conference. The length of the conferences has varied between two days for the first one to a fortnight in 1997. Young people of school age have nearly always played a large part; the conferences at Sands School in England in 1997, in Tokyo in 2000 and in Berlin in 2005 were in fact run almost entirely by young people. The longer conferences have included days of sight-seeing and varied social and cultural events. Sometimes there has been a full programme of prepared talks and workshops, and sometimes the programme has been entirely decided by the participants after they arrived; sometimes there has been a bit of both. For the first few years, when the conferences were smaller, they were funded entirely by the host organisation or by outside agencies, but more recently participants have had to pay a fee. All decisions about such matters are taken by the organisers. There are differing views as to the purpose of the IDECs. Some see them as an opportunity to discuss shared problems in a supportive atmosphere, where you know that other people share your values. Others hope to spread the idea of democratic education by inviting possible converts and attracting favourable publicity. Others see the conference as a means of bonding schools so that they can offer support in times of crisis, on the "united we stand, divided we fall" principle. Some see them as a way of improving the public perception of the host schools in their own countries. The purpose of any given conference is decided by the group that is organising it. The host organisation sometimes restricts attendance. The first few conferences were by invitation only, but now anyone who is interested can enrol. Usually efforts are made to ensure that as many as possible of the participants are either still at school, or recent leavers. For anyone who wants to follow the development of IDEC, here is a list of the sites of the annual conferences and the countries represented at each one. 1993 The Democratic School of Hadera, Israel Austria, Israel, UK, USA 1994 Sands School, England Austria, Israel, UK 1995 The WUK, Vienna, Austria Austria, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Norway, UK, USA 1996 The Democratic School of Hadera, Israel Australia, Austria, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Palestine, Ukraine, UK, USA 1997 Sands School, England Austria, France, Germany, Israel, Japan, Palestine, Turkey, New Zealand, Ukraine, UK, USA 1998 The Stork Family School, Vinnitsa, Ukraine Germany, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Poland, Russia, UK, Ukraine, USA 1999 Summerhill School, England Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Japan, Israel, Netherlands, New Zealand, Palestine, UK, USA 2000 Tokyo Shure, Japan Australia, China, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, India, Israel, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Palestine, the Philippines, Poland, Russia, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, US 2001 The conference was to be held jointly in Israel and Palestine, but the international situation reduced it to a comparatively small event, attended mainly by Israelis, Palestinians and Germans. 2002 Tamariki, New Zealand Australia, Germany, India, Israel, Japan, Korea, Nepal, New Zealand, the UK and the USA 2003 AERO and Albany Free School, Troy, USA Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, India, Israel, Japan, Nepal, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Palestine, Poland, Russia, South Africa, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA 2004 Schoolscape, Bhubaneshwar, India Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Croatia, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Israel, Japan, Korea, Nepal, New Zealand, South Africa, Thailand, UK, USA 2005 KRÄTZÄ, Berlin, Germany Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Lesotho, Nepal, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA. 2006, AAPAE, Sydney, Australia Australia, Burma/Myanmar, Canada, Germany, India, Israel, Japan, Korea, Nepal, New Zealand, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, UK, USA. 2007 World Education Forum, Mogi das Cruzes, Brazil Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Portugal, Spain, Ukraine, USA. 2008, SANE, Vancouver, Canada Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, India, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Palestine, Peru, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, UK, USA 2009, People's Solidarity for Alternative Education, Korean Parents's Association for Alternative Education, Seoul Alternative Learning Community Network, Seoul, Korea The official conference was cancelled because of a swine flu scare, but the organisers set up an unofficial conference which was attended by people from Canada, Germany, Israel, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and the USA. 2010, Institute of Democratic Education, Tel Aviv, Israel Australia, Austria, Brazil, Japan, Korea, Poland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Turkey, UK, Ukraine, USA 2011 Sands School, England Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Croatia, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, Puerto Rico, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the UK and the USA 2012 Nuestra Escuela, Puerto Rico. Around 800 participants from over thirty different countries. 2013 The Patchwork School, Colorado, USA 2014 Byeopssi School, Gwangmyeong, South Korea 2015 Aotearoa, New Zealand More than 400 people from 30 different countries
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Hrvatska, Engleska i Španjolska u drugoj jakosnoj skupini Objavljeno 14.11.2017 - IzdvojenoSport Nakon što je Švedska izbacila Italiju i izborila plasman na Svjetsko prvenstvo 2018. godine, postalo je jasno kako će hrvatska reprezentaciju na ždrijebu skupina SP-a biti u drugoj jakosnoj skupini. Hrvatskoj je za skok iz trećeg u drugi bubanj trebao kiks Švicarske, Italije ili Perua. Švicarci su izborili World Cup protiv Sjeverne Irske, dok Peru očekuje uzvrat kod kuće protiv Novog Zelanda nakon 0:0 iz prve utakmice i teško je vjerovati da će ispustiti takvu priliku. Međutim, za iznenađenje se pobrinula Švedska koje je izbacila Azzurre te tako pomogla i nama. Šveđani su u prvom susretu na svom travnjaku slavili 1:0, a potom sinoć u Milanu obranili rezultat 0:0. Za razliku od prijašnjih prvenstava kada su reprezentacije u drugom, trećem i četvrtom bubnju bile razvrstane na temelju geografske pripadnosti, u nadolazećem ždrijebu sve će jakosne skupine biti formirane na temelju FIFA-ine ljestvice reprezentacija objavljene 16. listopada. Prema FIFA-inoj ljestvici nositelji u ždrijebu bit će domaćin Rusija, te Brazil, Belgija, Njemačka, Poljska, Portugal, Francuska i Argentina. Hrvatska se ulaskom u drugi ‘šešir’ pridružila reprezentacijama Meksika, Engleske, Španjolske, Urugvaja, Kolumbije i Švicarske protiv kojih neće moći igrati u skupini. Ždrijeb skupina održat će se 1. prosinca u Kongresnoj palači Kremlj u Moskvi, a SP je na rasporedu od 14. lipnja do 15. srpnja iduće godine. SP je dosada osiguralo 29 reprezentacija. Rusija je domaćin, a dosad su vizu izborili Brazil, Urugvaj, Argentina, Kolumbija, Iran, Japan, Južna Koreja, Saudijska Arabija, Meksiko, Panama, Kostarika, Njemačka, Engleska, Belgija, Španjolska, Poljska, Island, Srbija, Francuska, Portugal, Maroko, Tunis, Senegal, Nigerija, Egipat, Švicarska, Hrvatska i Švedska. JAKOSNE SKUPINE PREMA SADAŠNJOJ LJESTVICI FIFA-e PRVA JAKOSNA SKUPINA: Rusija, Njemačka, Brazil, Portugal, Argentina, Belgija, Poljska, Francuska DRUGA JAKOSNA SKUPINA: Španjolska, Peru ? Švicarska, Engleska, Kolumbija, Meksiko, Urugvaj, HRVATSKA TREĆA JAKOSNA SKUPINA: Danska ? Island, Kostarika, Švedska, Irska ? Tunis, Egipat, Senegal, Iran ČETVRTA JAKOSNA SKUPINA: Srbija, Nigerija, Australija ?, Honduras ?, Japan, Maroko, Panama, Južna Koreja, Saudijska Arabija, Novi Zeland ? Komentari Vrati se natrag