G.D. Bertram-Troost

Professor Religious Education

University of Amsterdam

Netherlands

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G.D. Bertram-Troost is a Professor of Religious Education at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands. His research interests include equity, diversity, and inclusion in higher education, the role of artificial intelligence in education, and interfaith initiatives. He has authored multiple articles focusing on religious schools, citizenship education, and the perspectives of teachers in the Netherlands.

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Jan Hoogland

University of Twente

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Hannah J. Visser

University of Amsterdam

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Anouk Wouters

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Amsterdam UMC Locatie VUmc

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Articles (11)

Teachers’ attitudes towards equity, diversity, and inclusion in higher education: A scoping review

Artificiële intelligentie en de ruimte voor menswording in het onderwijs

Learning Orientations in Interfaith Initiatives: A Case Study of the Interfaith Leadership Program Emoena

Religious schools in the Netherlands

Passive freedom of education: Educational choice in flanders and the netherlands

Categorising interfaith learning objectives: a scoping review

Distinction, Identification, and Recognition: Teachers in Orthodox Protestant Schools on their Faith and Religious Others

The alleged absence of attention to existential questions in citizenship education programs: Towards a better understanding of the possible relation between existential needs of youngsters and staff, worldview diversity and citizenship education

Dutch RE Teachers’ Voices in the Ongoing Debate on RE in Secondary Education; on Aims and Content of RE in The Netherlands

Dutch non-affiliated pre-vocational pupils, their world view and religious education

What’s the problem? Investigation of Dutch policy statements in search of causes of stagnating citizenship education

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Jan Hoogland

Hannah J. Visser

Anouk Wouters

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