Conference Agenda

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Session Overview
Date: Tuesday, 22/Aug/2023
8:30am
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10:00am
100 SES 00 - NW 01: Working Meeting NW 01/ Hannu Heikkinen
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Hannu Heikkinen
Working Meeting , contact Hannu Heikkinen for details
 

Working Meeting NW 01

8:30am
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12:00pm
100 SES 00 ISSPP: ISSPP Internal Working Meeting
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Helene Ärlestig
Working meeting. Contact Helene Ärlestig
 

ISSPP Internal Working Meeting

9:00am
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10:30am
100 SES 00 - LC 1: Link Convenors' Meeting 1
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Petra Grell
Chair: Fabio Dovigo
 

Link Convenors' Meeting 1

99 ERC SES 07 A: Ignite Talks
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Erich Svecnik
Paper Session
 

Do Private School Students Perform Better? A comparison of public, low-cost, and high-cost private schools in Nigeria.



Bridging Gaps Through Cooperation Between Teacher Education and Schools.



Towards Successful Interdisciplinary Teaching in Dutch Gymnasia



The Five Spaces for Design in Education

99 ERC SES 07 B: Inclusive Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Dayana Balgabekova
Paper Session
 

Muslim Teachers' Understandings of Students with Disabilities in Inclusive Settings.



The Construction of Achievement(Differences) and its Social Genesis - An International Comparison between Canada and Germany



The Power of Inclusion – Who or What matters? Using UDL, Bronfenbrenner, And Freire To Reconceptualise “Inclusion” in Career Guidance.



Multigrade Teaching Materials in Spanish Rural Schools to promote inclusion

99 ERC SES 07 C: Sociologies of Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sabine Weiss
Paper Session
 

The Clash of Ethics and Economics in Inclusive Education



Exploring the Effects of the Spirit of Diversity on Higher Education: the Jixia Academy as an Example



Learning to Expand the Futures of Venice. A Socio-Pedagogical Contribution to CHAT's Fourth Generation

99 ERC SES 07 D: Teacher Education Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Burcu Toptas
Paper Session
 

The Virtue for a Good Teacher according to David Carr



Examining the Mathematical Modeling Process in Argumentation-Based Debates: The Case of SSI



Time to Apply the Brakes? Practitioner Enquiry in the First Year of Teaching

99 ERC SES 07 E: Identity and Agency in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Buratin Khampirat
Paper Session
 

Youth Participation in Decision-Making Processes: The Voices of Youth and the Role of Education



Investigation of the Role of Adult Learners in the Co-Creation of Curriculum Design within a Lifelong Learning Context in SETU



Co-constructing Professional Learning: Teachers and Researchers Working Together to Respond to Student Diversity.

99 ERC SES 07 F: Research in Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Marco Rieckmann
Paper Session
 

European Policies and Pedagogy in Higher Education: A Comparison of Instructional Development in Six Universities of the Eutopia Alliance



Students' Outlook on Diversity in Quality Assurance of Higher Education: How Far Have We Come?



Expecting and Negotiating Internationalisation: Lived Engagement of Students from an International Joint University

99 ERC SES 07 G: Children and Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Dragana Radanović
Paper Session
 

What Does it Mean to Educate the Whole Child?



Rethinking Parental Engagement during and after the Covid-19 Crisis through a Froebelian Lens: Bringing Young Children’s Voices to the Front



Thirty Years of Educational Robotics and Robots for Children: A Large-Scale Research Agenda

99 ERC SES 07 H: Language Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Nagima Sarsenbayeva
Chair: Hosay Adina-Safi
Paper Session
 

Adult Immigrants Negotiating Identities Through Language Learning



Language-Learning Autonomy among Adult Immigrants Based in Germany

99 ERC SES 07 I: Communities, Families and Schooling in Educational Research
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Volker Bank
Paper Session
 

An Investigation of Young People’s Perspectives on the Effectiveness of Scottish Youth Work in Supporting Wellbeing Post COVID-19 Pandemic



Learning in rural communities: Parental ethnotheories in Nigeria



How Do Family-School Relations Influence the Discussion of Controversial Issues in an Elite School? Case Study from Chile’s Constitutional Process



Ukrainian Parents’ Engagement with Czech Public Schools: Challenges and Roles of Parents in the Collaboration

99 ERC SES 07 J: Professional Learning and Development
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Ineke Pit-ten Cate
Paper Session
 

The Space in Between: Exploring Teachers' and Students' Descriptions of Mutuality in Teacher-Student Interactions.



Does Child-Centered Teaching Require as Much Specialty as It Thought?: Pre-Service EC Teacher’s Views on Co-Constructing, Deconstructing, and Community Building



Teachers as Producers of Evidence in an Era of Performativity – Issues of Agency and Professionalism

99 ERC SES 07 K: Social Justice and Intercultural Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Gasper Cankar
Paper Session
 

A Narrative Intervention as Means to Developing Transition Care Awareness of Cross-Culture Kids (CCKs) in Lithuania



Intercultural Competence in Foreign Language Education at Primary Schools: Comparative Analysis in Germany (North Rhine-Westphalia) and Croatia



English in Pakistan’s Education System: A Tool for Social Mobility or Social Exclusion?



Problematisations of Ethnic and Cultural Diversity in Physical Education Teacher Education: Analysing PETE Curricula from Norway, Canada and Aotearoa/New Zealand

99 ERC SES 07 L: Vocational Education and Training (VETNET)
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Jana Strakova
Paper Session
 

Global Learning in the Workplace – Companies’ Response to Globalization



The Sense of Self-Efficacy in VET Teachers



Life’s a Long Song – Educational History and its Impact on CVET Decision-Making

99 ERC SES 07 M: Ethnography in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Mhairi Beaton
Paper Session
 

An Autoethnography of a Dyslexic PhD Tutor in the UK



Invisible Change: Informal Learning Practices among Craftspeople in SMEs - A subjectivation-theoretical analysis into the affective creation of learning identities



Ethnographic Research on Inclusive Education in North-South Relations – Exclusionary Methodologies Included?

99 ERC SES 07 N: Educational Leadership
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Satu Perälä - Littunen
Paper Session
 

Contemporary Roles of Chairpersons, Principals and Teachers on Boards of Management in Primary Schools in the Republic of Ireland



Fortifying Teacher Leading Through Distributing Pedagogical Leadership in Initial Teacher Preparation Programs



(Professional) Biographies and Implicit Knowledge of School Leaders (at Schools in Socially Disadvantaged Locations)

99 ERC SES 07 O: Organisational Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 529 [Floor 5]
Chair: Shosh Leshem
Paper Session
 

What Makes Teachers Stay? A Cross-sectional Exploration of the Individual and Contextual Factors Associated with Teacher Retention in Sweden



Putting the Concept of “preschool-naturing” to Work



Pedagogical Interactions in Organisations – Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Trial Within the Scope of the Praxeological Sociology of Knowledge

99 ERC SES 07 P: Preschool and Primary Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 508 [Floor 5]
Chair: Ottavia Trevisan
Paper Session
 

Comparing Teacher-child Interactions in Age Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Preschool Classes in Czech Republic



The Mushroom Watchers: Design-Based Research about Biocultural Diversity and Sustainability in a Portuguese Kindergarten



Researching with migrant Families in Chile about their Childhood and Parenting Practices in the Context of Early Childhood Education

99 ERC SES 07 Q: Equity in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 408 [Floor 4]
Chair: Edwin Keiner
Paper Session
 

Inclusive Environment for International Students in the UK Classroom



Didactic Proposals to Serve Gifted Pupils in Mainstream Schools. Broadening Inclusiveness in the Italian School.



Racism in the Education System (Germany, Ireland, England)

   
9:00am
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12:00pm
00 SES 0.5 WS B-A: The Monographic Writing Group: a Psychoanalytically Oriented Method to Analyse Professional Practices in Education and Training
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Arnaud Dubois
Workshop. Pre-registration required. Depending on number of pre-registrations a second group will be opened in parallel.
 

The Monographic Writing Group: a Psychoanalytically Oriented Method to Analyse Professional Practices in Education and Training

00 SES 0.5 WS B-B: The Monographic Writing Group: a Psychoanalytically Oriented Method to Analyse Professional Practices in Education and Training
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Patrick Geffard
Workshop. Depending on number of pre-registrations a second group will be opened in parallel.
00 SES 0.5 WS D: PIRLS 2021 – How to Analyze Primary Students’ Reading Literacy
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Falk Brese
Chair: Minge Chen
Workshop. Pre-registration required. Laptop necessary.
 

PIRLS 2021 – How to Analyze Primary Students’ Reading Literacy

00 SES 0.5 WS F: Supporting Academic Writing for Early Career Researchers
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Fabio Dovigo
Chair: Michelle Proyer
Workshop. Pre-registration required. Laptops necessary.
 

Supporting Academic Writing for Early Career Researchers

100 SES 0.5 - NW 15: Working Meeting NW 15, Research Partnerships in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Kathrin Otrel-Cass
Chair: Karen Laing
Working Meeting -preparing a publication
 

NW 15: Working Meeting, Research Partnerships in Education

WERA 02: WERA IRN Working meeting (2/2)
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Jana Groß Ophoff
       
9:30am
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12:30pm
00 SES 0.5 WS A: MAX QDA
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Francisco Freitas
Workshop. Pre-registration required.
 

MAXQDA on Education Research – A Starter Workshop Session

10:00am
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12:00pm
00 SES 0.5 WS C: What Makes vour Research Fit within ”didactics”?
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Marte Blikstad-Balas
Chair: Laura Tamassia
Workshop. Pre-registration required.
 

What Makes vour Research Fit within ”didactics”?

00 SES 0.5 WS G: Methodological and Theoretical Perspectives on approaches to Curriculum Research
Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3]
Chair: Nienke Nieveen
Chair: Majella Dempsey
Workshop. Pre-registration required.
 

Methodological and Theoretical Perspectives on approaches to Curriculum Research

 
10:30am
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12:30pm
00 SES 0.5 WS E: Ecosystems of Teacher Induction and Mentoring in Europe (TIME)
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Hannu Heikkinen
Workshop. Pre-registration required.
 

Ecosystems of Teacher Induction and Mentoring in Europe (TIME)

11:00am
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12:30pm
00 SES 0.5 NW 30: Anniversary Session NW 30
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Elsa Lee
Panel Discussion
 

ESE Research in/and Europe: Glimpsing the Future through the Past

99 ERC SES 08 A: Inclusive Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Muriel Epstein
Paper Session
 

Self & Environment – Introducing a New Model of Inclusive Subjects with the Example of Autism



An Exploration of an Individualised Self-Regulation Programme using the Stress, Self-Regulation and Communication Framework (SSC) for Autistic Children



Lived Body, Lived Room, and Professional Ethos: SENCOs’ Lived Experiences of Managing Inclusive Learning Environments in Swedish Upper Secondary School

99 ERC SES 08 B: Equity in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Satu Perälä - Littunen
Paper Session
 

The Wicked Problem of Inequality of Opportunities: An Analysis of Actor Perspectives in Two Local Contexts



Understanding Teacher Agency in Mathematics Curriculum Making for Promoting Social Justice and Equity.



Problematisation of Gender Binarism: An Overwhelming Mission for Equality Planning in the Finnish Basic Education

99 ERC SES 08 C: Teacher Education Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sofia Eleftheriadou
Paper Session
 

The Relationship Between Design and Regulation in Action at the Time of Emergency



Becoming-Activist: A Teacher’s Journey of Engaging with the Activist Approach in School-based Physical Education



Learning To Be a Teacher of Mathematics, What Makes the Difference? Reflections From First Year Primary Education Student Teachers.

99 ERC SES 08 D: Identity and Agency in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Mhairi Beaton
Paper Session
 

An Exploration of Teacher Agency for Inclusive Education: a Qualitative Analysis of Italian General and Special Education Teachers’ Perspective



The Role of History Teachers’ Agency and Self-Efficacy in Teaching Historical Thinking Introduction



Teacher Agency in Digital Age: A Systematic Review of Technology-integrated Teaching

99 ERC SES 08 E: Research in Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Marco Rieckmann
Paper Session
 

Construction and Development of Student Identity of College Students Whose Parents Do Not Have University Degree



Social and Ecological Responsibility of Higher Education? Diverse Roles of Higher Education Lecturers Regarding Sustainability Topics



Academics in Performative Ethos: A Comparative Education Study of Finland and South Korea

99 ERC SES 08 F: Gender and Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Victoria Showunmi
Paper Session
 

A Gender Perspective on School Engagement Structure and Relations



Dialogic Gatherings with High School Boys to Promote New Alternative Masculinities’ Behaviours which Create Safer Spaces



Learning to Be: Performing Working Class Masculinities in Vocational Educational Training in Spain

99 ERC SES 08 G: Research in Digital Environments
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Klaus Rummler
Paper Session
 

Children’s and Families’ Perspectives on Learning With Digital Technologies at Home



The Influence of ICT-BASED Instruction On The Academic Performance And STEM Literacy Of Chemistry Students of Nazarbayev Intellectual School



Two Worlds Collide : Digitally Proficient but Disconnected from the Outdoor Environment ?



Institutional approach to the development of Digital Competence in Teaching: An international validation with experts.

99 ERC SES 08 H: Children and Youth at Risk and Urban Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Franz Kaiser
Paper Session
 

Diversity of Pathways for Beneficiaries of an Integration Scheme: the Example of the Garantie Jeunes



Young People at Risk in Vocational Education: the Social Ecology of Risk Factors for Vocational Students



Why Children Are Out of School in Rautahat, Nepal?

99 ERC SES 08 I: Social Justice and Intercultural Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Michael Jopling
Paper Session
 

Global Citizenship Education and Diversity: Ontological and Axiological Connections



Critical Pedagogies in Neoliberal Times: the Voices of Rural Teachers in Peru



Exploring the Role of Racial Literacy in Pedagogies for Social Justice

99 ERC SES 08 J: Philosophy of Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Xavier Rambla
Paper Session
 

Constructing and the harnessing the Intuitive Mind



Care As The Basis For Emancipatory Education: Hermeneutic Analysis Of Literature Review



In Search of Features of a Modern Holistic Education Paradigm in Lithuanian Primary Education.

99 ERC SES 08 K: Participatory Experiences in Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Jana Strakova
Paper Session
 

How children create and justify Human Kinds



Life, Meaning and Education



Participatory Planning: Preparing for Adulthood as an autistic person.

99 ERC SES 08 L: International Perspectives in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Nicola Walshe
Paper Session
 

Socioeconomic Status, Parenting Factors and Educational Motivations Among 12-15 Years Old in China: How Do They Relate?



Understanding Virtual Internationalisation: Perspectives from academic members in higher education



Teacher Characteristics and Student Math Achievement the Case of Saudi Arabia

99 ERC SES 08 M: Multicultural Perspectives in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Erich Svecnik
Paper Session
 

Creating an Inclusive Play Environment for Children from children and teachers' perspectives: a Cross-cultural Study in Vietnam and Spain



Chinese Students’ Intercultural Experience in the UK and Reflections on Interculturality



Adapting Grounded Theory Methodology for Transcultural Research. Methodological Considerations for International Research on Diversity in Education.

99 ERC SES 08 N: Language Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Volker Bank
Paper Session
 

Academic Identity Reconstruction of Chinese International Students During the Pandemic in the UK



Impacts of Bilingual Education and Parents on Immigrant Students’ Identities



Barriers and Enablers of International Second Language Acquisition Students in Higher Education

99 ERC SES 08 O: Research in Sports Pedagogy
Location: James McCune Smith, 529 [Floor 5]
Chair: Shosh Leshem
Paper Session
 

How Social Relationships Influence Pupils' Embodied and Emplaced Experiences in Physical Education



Influence of Physical Education Teachers on the Practice of Out-Of-School Physical Activity/Sports according to University Students



Sport as a vehicle for Character Education: Analysis of the Intervention Programs in Physical Education. A systematic Review.

99 ERC SES 08 P: Early Childhood and Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 508 [Floor 5]
Chair: Joanna Madalinska-Michalak
Paper Session
 

Early Childhood Education Teachers’ Perspectives on Adult-Child Interactions at Outdoor Spaces with Young Children in Portugal



Observation as a Professional Tool: Exploring Early Childhood Teachers’ Experiences



STEM Education In Early Childhood : Investıgatıng Teachers’ Conceptions And Practices

99 ERC SES 08 Q: Educational Improvement and Quality Assurance
Location: James McCune Smith, 408 [Floor 4]
Chair: Edwin Keiner
Paper Session
 

The Student's Voice In Development Processes In Higher Education



Efficient Use of Online Learning Platforms For Feedback



Resilient Classrooms: Students and Teachers’ Perceptions of the Classroom Climate

   
12:00pm
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12:45pm
00 SES 00: ECER Opening Ceremony
Location: Gilbert Scott, Bute [Floor 4]
Chair: Joe O'Hara
Opening Ceremony
 

ECER Opening Ceremony

12:30pm
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1:30pm
99 ERC SES 08.5: Lunch Break with Local Academics (sign up required)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Atrium
Chair: Saneeya Qureshi
Lunch Break Event (sign up required)
 

Lunch Break with Local Academics

1:15pm
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2:45pm
01 SES 01 A: Research on Mentoring (Part 1)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Sally Windsor
Paper Session to be continued in 01 SES 02 B
 

How Can Mentoring in School be Improved?



Growing Through Mentoring: An Activity-based Inquiry into Mentor Teachers’ Knowledge and Practices.



Research-Practice Partnerships: Drawing out the Lessons from Contrasting School Improvement Networks

01 SES 01 B: Leadership in Early Childhood Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Sahlin
Paper Session
 

Professional Learning in Early Years: Lessons from Leadership?



Teachers’ Leadership – Towards Responsible Professionalism and a New Theoretical Understanding



"The Leadership of Development for Democratic Practice in Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) and Schools"

01 SES 01 C: Initial Teacher Education in Various Contexts
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Daniela Mercieca
Paper Session
 

Narrowing the Theory-Practice Divide: An Evaluation of Teaching Psychological Theories in the Educational Psychology Professional Training Programme.



How can Multiculturalism be Celebrated Through Teacher Training?



‘Moving In’ - Students' And Teachers' Experiences Of New School Buildings

02 SES 01 C: VETNET Opening Session
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Christof Nägele
Panel Discussion. Invited Speakers. More information to follow.
 

VETNET Opening Session

03 SES 01 A: Curriculum Making
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Majella Dempsey
Paper Session
 

Curriculum Making as Relational Practice: Reflexivity and a Qualitative Ego-network Approach



Teacher Agency for Curriculum Innovation: One small step for Irish Education, one giant leap for Irish teachers



Qualifications Reform and Teachers’ Curriculum-making Conceptions in Shanghai

04 SES 01 A: Technology at the Service of Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Marianne Matre
Paper Session
 

Music for all: Contributions of Technology for Inclusion in Music Learning in Portugal



Analysis of Technological Barriers with Visually Impaired Students at the University of Ghana



Speech Technology for Improved Literacy, an Exploratory Study of Speech-to-Text Technology as an Inclusive Approach in Lower Secondary Education

04 SES 01 B: Gifted Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Margaret Sutherland
Paper Session
 

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Gifted Education Using the Renzulli Learning System



"More to Gain? A Study of Norwegian Teachers' Perspectives on Gifted Education"



The Development of Efficacy for Inclusive Practice: Initial Teacher Education to Early Career Teacher

04 SES 01 C: Teacher attitudes Towards Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Damaris Pungila
Paper Session
 

Inclusive Education according to Teachers' Attitudes in the Greek School



Attitudes of Romanian Teachers Towards Inclusive Education

04 SES 01 D: Wellbeing, schools and COVID19
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Joan G Mowat
Paper Session
 

School Principals’ Perspectives on the Way(s) Schools as Organizations Responded to Disabled Students Needs During COVID-19 Pandemic



Student Well-being During COVID-9 And Willingness to Return Back To School



Inclusive Approaches to Supporting the Wellbeing of The School Community in the Recovery Phase of Covid-19 – Challenges and Dilemmas

04 SES 01 E: A Systematic Approach
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Rory Mc Daid
Paper Session
 

How is Wellbeing Perceived and Applied/implemented by Support Services for Children with ADHD: a Systematic Literature Review?



Teachers’ Attitudes Towards Inclusive Education: A Systematic Review Of The Literature

05 SES 01 A: Addressing School Absence and Drop-out
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Michael Jopling
Paper Session
 

Smoothening Transitional Risks for Students Struggling to Stay in School



School Absence Trajectories and their Consequences for Achievement



Risk Factors for Dropping out of Upper Secondary Education in Finland of Young People with Psychological Disabilities

06 SES 01 A: Open Learning: Media, Environments and Cultures. Diversity and Inclusion Policies and Practice
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Klaus Rummler
Paper Session
 

Digital Media’s Role in Everyday Life, Upbringing, and School Education of Ukrainian Refugee Women



Understandings of inclusion in the OER-movement – a omparative analysis of OER repositories in Germany, Czech Republic, Sweden and Luxembourg



Diversity as an Opportunity and Challenge for a Digital Education Ecosystem

07 SES 01 A: Scottish Discourse on Migration and Social Justice in Education - Opening Session of Network 7 'Social Justice and Intercultural Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Seyda Subasi Singh
Paper Session
 

Social Justice in Europe - commonalities and contextualisation; tension and synergies

07 SES 01 B: Refugee Education (Part 1)
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Henrike Terhart
Paper Session to be continued in 07 SES 02 B
 

Adolescent Asylum-seeking Students Caught Inbetween: when the Grammar of Schooling Intersects with the Coloniality of Migration



Refugee Education for all? Lessons from ethnographic research with Unaccompanied Minors in Greece

07 SES 01 C: Intersectional Perspectives on Sex Workers, Same-Sex Families and Women's Stories
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Isabella Pescarmona
Paper Session
 

Attitudes of Taiwanese Heterosexual Older Adults Toward Same-sex Families



Rethinking Inclusion: empowering the children of sex workers in Kalighat, Kolkata India



Intercultural Stories. Women’s Voices in Educational Contexts

07 SES 01 D: Belonging at Risk
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Paper Session
 

Pupils’ Construction of Sense of Belonging in Various Educational Contexts: The Case of Supplementary Schooling



Tracking and immigrant and non-immigrant students’ school belonging: A Difference in Difference Approach



The Normative Whiteness in Lecture Halls and Seminar Rooms of Finnish University Education

08 SES 01 A: Students' participation in research and practice of wellbeing promotion
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Venka Simovska
Paper Session
 

Adolescents' Participation Opportunities in School. Consequences for Student Well-being Separated by Gender



Student Participation as a Key Aspect of Wellbeing in Irish Primary and Post-primary Schools.



Children’s Perspectives on Wellbeing in Schools: Qualitative Study

08 SES 01 B: Subjective Wellbeing and Relations to Career Resources - Reflecting on 7 Studies Across Country Contexts
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Simon McGrath
Symposium
 

Subjective Wellbeing and Relations to Career Resources - Reflecting on 7 Studies Across Country Contexts

Chair: Belgin Okay-Somerville

Discussant: Simon McGrath

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Occupational Aspirations and Wellbeing of Young People in the UK

Jennifer Craik Nicholl, Lesley Doyle, Belgin Okay-Somerville

 

Significant Others as Environmental Resources. Towards a Sociological Refinement of Social Cognitive Career Theory

Jannick Demanet, Mieke Van Houtte

 

Preparing for Career-Related Wellness: Understanding the Determinants of Occupational Well-being in the United States

Jay Plasman, Caleb Thompson

 

Reimagining the Relationship Between Career Transitions and Well-being: studying the UK and Italy

Daria Luchinskaya, Dorel Manitiu, Charikleia Tzanakou, Giulio Pedrini

09 SES 01 A: Getting Started with R in RStudio
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Monica Rosén
Research Workshop
 

Getting started with R in RStudio

09 SES 01 B: COVID-19 and Education: Assessing Impacts, Methodologies, and Policy Responses
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Jana Strakova
Paper Session
 

EPIC - Education Preparedness Index in COVID-19: Methodology and Research



Assessing Distance Learning in Primary Education of Kazakhstan during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence from PIRLS-2021



Capturing the Educational and Economic Impacts of School Closures in Poland

10 SES 01 A: Systematic Reviews, Evidence & Traditions
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Susann Hofbauer
Paper Session
 

Building on Problematic 'Evidence Relations' - Findings from a Recent Systematic Review of Innovation in Teacher Education Research



Intellectual Traditions and Research Fronts in International Teacher Education Research

10 SES 01 B: STEAM, STEM and Professional Development
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Lea Ann Christenson
Paper Session
 

Developing Primary Education Through A STEAM Model



Frontiers Physics Teachers' Collaborative Online Professional Development



Enhancing Internationalisation Through a Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) STEM Challenge, with Social Media as Medium of Participatory Pedagogy



Pre-Service Early Childhood Teachers as Agents of Change: High Quality Early Literacy Lessons Integrated with STEM for ALL Students

10 SES 01 C: Opportunities to Learn in Teaching Quality
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Marita Cronqvist
Paper Session
 

One Concept of Teaching Quality? On the Transferability of Teaching Quality in Schools to the Context of Adult Education



Opportunities to Learn and Competence Development in Teacher Education



Pre-service and In-service Teachers Situating Themselves in Inclusive Classrooms with Gifted Students: Gaps Between Teacher Thinking and Evidence-Based Practices

10 SES 01 D: Mentor Teachers
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Itxaso Tellado
Paper Session
 

Relation Between the Teacher Habitus and the Habitus of a Teacher Trainer – Reconstructed Orientations of Experienced Mentor Teachers



School-based Mentors Experiences of Collaboration in Field Practice



First Experiences of New Mentor Teachers and Biographical Experiences in Their Own Teacher Training–Coherence, Tensions, and New Framings

11 SES 01 A: Teaching/Learning Methodologies and Approaches for Diverse Needs
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Rita Birzina
Paper Session
 

Online Teaching and the Ensuing Challenges While Promoting Quality Inclusive Education



Teaching/Learning Methodologies for Solving Intergenerational Communication Problems in Tourism and Hospitality Enterprises



Using Diversity and Related Statistics in Educational Intervention Studies



Defeating a Protean Enemy: Red Tape in Education

13 SES 01 A: Invited Symposium
Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3]
Chair: David Lewin
Chair: Gert Biesta
Paper Session
 

What Does Moral Education Mean in Scotland Today?

Chair: David Lewin

Discussant: Gert Biesta

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Futures for the Philosophy of Education?

Nicki Hedge

 

Philosophy, Ethics and the Scottish Educational Heritage

Robert Davis

 

Philosophy of Education in Scotland and the Postcolonial Ethics of Universalism

Penny Enslin

 

The Perils of Politicising Pedagogy

James Conroy

14 SES 01 A: Communities, Families and Schools
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Robyn Henderson
Paper Session
 

Bringing Out-Of-School Children Back to the Education System through Parents’ Involvement



Unified Educational Centre as Public Policy: Considerations on Space and Schools-communities Relationships in the Periphery of Sao Paulo, Brazil

14 SES 01 B: Learning and Teaching in Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Times
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Maria Papathanasiou
Paper Session
 

Learning During the COVID-19 School Closures in the Rural Global South: Experiences of Children and Communities in Sierra Leone



Parental Strategies and Agency of Children Engaged in Extracurricular Activities in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic



Post-Covid Parent-School Relationship & Partnership

15 SES 01 A: Getting Started: Research-Practice Partnerships in Education
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Sarah McGeown
Research Workshop
 

Getting Started: Research-Practice Partnerships in Education

15 SES 01 B JS: Transforming Organizational Learning towards Diversity
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Maria Weber
Joint Paper Session, NW 32 and NW 15

Full information in the programme of NW 32 SES 01 A JS (set the filter to Network 32) or follow the link below.
16 SES 01 A: Computer Science and Computational Thinking
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Ed Smeets
Paper Session
 

Justifications for Computer Science/Coding on the Curriculum: Neo-Vocational Ideology Veiled in Progressive Educational Terminology?



A Model for Computational Thinking in School and Teacher Education



Assessing Subject-specific Computational Thinking - Framework for Formative and Summative Assessment

17 SES 01 A: Intersectional Approaches and Boundaries of Diversity
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Geert Thyssen
Paper Session
 

Towards an Intersectional Genealogy in the History of Education: the Case of Girls’ Education in the Belgian Congo (1908-1960)



Negotiating Boundaries of Diversity in a School for All!

18 SES 01 A: Health, Fitness and the Body in Physical Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Oliver Hooper
Paper Session
 

Exploring Teachers’ Attitudes and Experiences of Fitness Testing in Physical Education in UK Secondary Schools



Chinese Young People’s Experiences of High-Stakes Fitness Testing in School Physical Education

19 SES 01 A: Field Relations in Educational Ethnography: Entangled Theories, Emotions, Materialities and Practices
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Gisela Unterweger
Chair: Juana M Sancho-Gil
Symposium
 

Field Relations in Educational Ethnography: Entangled Theories, Emotions, Materialities and Practices

Chair: Gisela Unterweger

Discussant: Juana Maria Sancho Gil

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Relational Fields and Field Relations: Entanglements in the Process of Common Worlding

Anja Sieber Egger, Gisela Unterweger, Georg Rissler, Felizitas Juen

 

Sharing Emotions Through Video Diaries to Build Relationships of Trust in Educational Ethnography

Clemens Wieser

 

The Significance of Languages and Multilingualism for Field Relations in Ethnography

Nadja Thoma

20 SES 01 A: International students and community development
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

International Online Exchange for Improving Global Citizenship Education Among Student Teachers



Key Considerations in Redesigning an MEd Programme to Include the Lived Experiences of Culturally Diverse International Students



Marginally Fannish: Fan Podcasts as Sites of Public Pedagogy and Intersectional Literacy

21 SES 01 A
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: David Zimmermann
Paper Session
 

The Consolidation of Different Dimensions of Diversity and the Neglect of Educational Tasks: Relations between Social Exclusion and Institutional Defence



Face-to-face or Online Clinical Interview for Research in Education: Diversity Issues



Group Analysis in Educational Research and Practice – Practice Experiences

22 SES 01 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Paul Wakeling
Paper Session
 

Job-ready Graduates? A Case Study of the Tensions and Silences Within University Employability Agendas



A Study of Higher Education Students’ Competences and the Role of Universities in Preparing Students for the Labor Market

22 SES 01 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Jani Ursin
Paper Session
 

Remote and in Person Teaching for HE Students with Dyslexia Post Covid -starting the Conversation



Covid 19 Pandemic impact on Students expectations about transition from Upper Secondary to Higher Education



Factors Influencing Learning Design at a Higher Education Institution during Covid-19 Pandemic



Examining the Motivational Shift on Motivation and Satisfaction of the Basic Psychological Needs in Higher Education due ERT

22 SES 01 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Cristina Sin
Paper Session
 

Teacher Professional Development in Project-Based Learning: a train the trainer’s process for the development of Engineering Thai teachers



An Exploratory Study of Academics' Satisfaction with the Criteria for Evaluating their Professional Activity.

22 SES 01 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Ana Luisa Oliveira Pires
Paper Session
 

Engineering Graduate Programme Directors’ Quality Perception



The Burden on Program and Department Heads in Israeli Higher Education Institutions During a Change Period of the Covid-19



Perceptions and Responses of University Academic Leaders on Performance-based Funding: A case study of two universities in Mainland China

23 SES 01 A: Datafied Temporalities and Temporal Modalities of Data Practices: Emerging Concepts in Educational Governance Research. (Part 1)
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Berit Karseth
Chair: Mathias Decuypere
Symposium to be continued in 23 SES 02 A
 

Datafied Temporalities and Temporal Modalities of Data Practices: Emerging Concepts in Educational Governance Research. Part 1

Chair: Berit Karseth

Discussant: Mathias Decuypere

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Data Futures Past: Rupture and/as Repetition in Education Research and Governance

Antti Saari

 

The OECD's Construction of the Future Imaginaries for Curriculum Reform

Simona Bernotaite, Berit Karseth

 

When the School Goes to You: Datatime and Dataspaces in Dominant Media Discourses of Personalised Learning Pathways

Kristjan Kikerpill, Andra Siibak, Katrin Kannukene

 

Conceptualizing the Intersections of Time, Data and Practices in Educational Organizations

Ronni Laursen, Ruth Jensen

23 SES 01 B: Deepening Europeanisation: European Union Governance of Education and Training in the 2020s
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Tore Bernt Sorensen
Chair: Jaakko Kauko
Symposium
 

Deepening Europeanisation: European Union Governance of Education and Training in the 2020s

Chair: Tore Bernt Sorensen

Discussant: Jaakko Kauko

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Governing European Adult Learning Through Political Mobilization, Advocacy Coalitions and Policy Learning

Marcella Milana

 

The European Semester: Education Governance Through Policy Instrumentation

Xavier Rambla, Nafsika Alexiadou

 

The Erasmus+ Teacher Academies - A Case of Europeanisation via Experimentalist Governance?

Tore Bernt Sorensen, Lukas Graf

23 SES 01 C: Addressing Teacher Shortages: A Social Justice Issue
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Martin Mills
Chair: Geert Kelchtermans
Symposium
 

Addressing Teacher Shortages: A Social Justice Issue

Chair: Martin Mills

Discussant: Geert Kelchtermans

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Global Teacher Shortage: Problem Representations in Policy Responses

Martin Mills, Theresa Bourke, Reece Mills, Simone White

 

Last One Standing: Initial interviews with Three Australian Teachers who Remain Teaching in High Turnover Schools

Jo Lampert, Amy McPherson, Bruce Burnett

 

The Experiences of Substitute Teachers: An International Review

Andrea Reupert, Anna Sullivan, Neil Tippett, Simone White

 

Addressing the Challenge of Teacher Recruitment and Retention in Disadvantaged Schools: Findings from a Rapid Evidence Review

Becky Taylor, Mark Hardman, Sal Riordan, Claire Pillinger

25 SES 01 A: Perspectives on the Right to Education
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Ann Quennerstedt
Paper Session
 

Theorizing a Political Economy of Parental Rights, Children's Rights, and Education Choice Discourses Across Four Anglosphere Countries



Diversifying the Concept of Schooling to Value the ‘Common Good’



Noncompliance with Education Law as Institutional Maintenance: The Case of Haredi Boys Schools’ Decisions Regarding Core-Curriculum Regulations

26 SES 01 A: Valuing the Context: External Consultancy as a Resource for School Leaders and Schools in Challenging Situations
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Symposium
 

Valuing the Context: External Consultancy as a Resource for School Leaders and Schools in Challenging Situations

Chair: Jana Gross Ophoff

Discussant: Esther Dominique Klein

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Multi-professional Consulting Teams as Catalyst for Schools’ Turnarounds from the Perspective of Austrian School Leaders at Schools facing Challenging Circumstances

Livia Jesacher-Roessler, Gabriele Rathgeb, Christine Reiter, Bettina Dimai

 

School Improvement Consultancy at Schools serving Disadvantaged Communities in Germany: Design and Perceptions of Collaboration between School Leaders and Consultants

Isabel Dean, Laura Beckmann, Kathrin Racherbäumer

 

The Role of Advisers in Supporting Schools in Challenging Circumstances: Some Lessons from England

Mel Ainscow

26 SES 01 B: School Improvement and Development Through the Lens of Educational Leadership
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Joan Conway
Paper Session
 

Autonomy in Educational Leadership: Elements Opening and Closing Decision-making in Quality Assessment and -Development



Exploring the Relationship between Principal Retention and School Improvement: First Evidence from Public Schools in Chile



Leading school development: A systematic review



The Principal’s Visionary Commitment to Action: One School System Case Study

27 SES 01 A: Science and Scientific Literacy
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Catherine Milne
Paper Session
 

Fostering Scientific Literacy in Physics Experimenting with an Accessible Online Learning Environment



Mastering Online Searches: How students Find Science Information



Science Student Teachers’ Assignments for Special Education Needs Students

27 SES 01 B: Technology in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Anne Kjellsdotter
Paper Session
 

Technology In a Inclusive Learning Environment with Room for All



Aesthetic Experience in Technology Education – A Case Study of Robotic Programming



Developing Student’s Skills in Creating Technological Start-Up Projects Based on the Thinking Design Algorithm.

28 SES 01 A: Educating Europe: Diversity, Commonality and the enduring question of Europeanisation
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Romuald Normand
Paper Session
 

Educating Europe: Diversity, Commonality and the enduring question of Europeanisation

28 SES 01 B: Educational pathways and class differences
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Benjamin Mulvey
Paper Session
 

Social Mobility and Shame – The Emotional Experience of Social Class in Education



A Study Of Educational Pathways Into, And Within, Retail Careers



Precarious Finances, Precarious Lives: A Survey of International Students in Australia

29 SES 01 A: Approaches to Different Artistic Fields in Educational Research
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Tal Vaizman
Paper Session
 

Methodological and Context-Sensitive Characteristics of Research in Tertiary Dance Education. A Systematic Literature Review of the Recent Research Literature



The Connection between Savoring Art and Personal Growth among University Students from the UK, USA, Canada, and Israel



Drawing the Game - An A/r/tography Approach to the Body and its Movements in Sport

30 SES 01 A: Climate Change Education
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Marcia McKenzie
Paper Session
 

Towards a Pedagogy of Hope: Intergenerational and Intercultural Learning for Living With and Adapting to Climate Change



How Lower-Secondary Students Portray Global Issues



Monitoring and Evaluating Climate Communication and Education (MECCE): The MECCE Project’s Interactive Data Platform

30 SES 01 B: Action competence and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Elsa Lee
Paper Session
 

Action Competence Developed Through Student Designs for Sustainable Development in Real-Life Settings



An Action-Oriented Approach to ESD – Students Influencing Society and Its Relationship with Action Competence



Assessing and Fostering Students' Action Competence to Sustain Insect Biodiversity

31 SES 01 A: Language Attitudes In Teacher Professional Development: From Monolingual Bias to Multilingual Teaching Practices
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Suzanne Dekker
Chair: Suzanne Dekker
Symposium
 

Language Attitudes In Teacher Professional Development: From monolingual bias to multilingual teaching practices

Chair: Joana Duarte

Discussant: Joana Duarte

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

: Linguistically Responsive Practices in Finland after curricular reform in 2016

Leena Maria Heikkola, Jenni Alisaari

 

Multilingual Approach to Diversity in Education (MADE) in Teacher Professional Development: An Example from Norway

Anna Krulatz, MaryAnn Christison, Yaqiong Xu

 

More Than a Few Words? Examining Translanguaging Interactions and Dialogic Empathy in Frisian Primary Schools

Suzanne Dekker, Laura Nap, Hanneke Loerts, Joana Duarte

32 SES 01 A JS: Transforming Organizational Learning towards Diversity
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Maria Weber
Joint Paper Session, NW 32 and NW 15
 

Diversity in the Context of Organization and Discourse



What next? After Accountability, Education Needs an Infrastructure for Learning



Learning To Change: Redefining Organisational Learning To Meet The Needs Of The Community In Times Of Unprecedented Challenge.

33 SES 01 A: The Experiences of LGBTQ+ Secondary School Students
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Oriol Rios-Gonzalez
Paper Session
 

The Experiences of High Ability LGBTQ Post-Primary Students in Ireland



Gender and Sexual 'Otherness' in Finnish Secondary Education: Political Contestations in a Turbulent Era

33 SES 01 B: Gendered Digital and Media Skills
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Kathryn Scantlebury
Paper Session
 

Gendered Digital and Media Skills of Parents from the Perspective of Children and Young People



Digital Communication and Inclusive Language: How Teachers Foster Diversity in an Online Educational Community

     
1:30pm
-
2:30pm
99 ERC SES 09 A: ERC Keynote Rosemary Deem: Diversity and doctoral education – dream or reality?
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Satu Perälä - Littunen
ERC Keynote
 

ERC Keynote Deem: Diversity and doctoral education – dream or reality?

2:30pm
-
3:00pm
99 ERC SES 10 A: ERC Closing Ceremony
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Saneeya Qureshi
Chair: Satu Perälä - Littunen
Paper Session
 

ERC Closing Ceremony

3:15pm
-
4:45pm
00 SES 02 A: The Allure of Identity as a Challenge to Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: James Conroy
Chair: James Conroy
Symposium
 

The Allure of Identity as a Challenge to Education

Chair: James Conroy

Discussant: James Conroy

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Rise of Identity and the Fracturing of the Social Contract in Education

James Conroy

 

Questioning the Equality of Children

Sharon l Hunter

 

The Normativity of the (Post)-Anthropocene in Educational Conversations- Some Quiet Concerns

Robert Davis

 

Questioning Sincerity and Authenticity in Education

Lovisa Bergdhal

01 SES 02 A: Action Research (Part 1)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Amanda Ince
Paper Session to be continued in 01 SES 03 A
 

Teachers’ Action Research as a Case of Social Learning: Exploring Learning in between Research and School Practice



Engaging Teacher Students in Productive Collaboration during Practicum



Development of Elementary Teachers’ Beliefs about History and History Education in a PD Programme.

01 SES 02 B: Research on Mentoring (Part 2)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Polychronis Sifakakis
Paper Session continued from 01 SES 01 A
 

Mentoring as Route for Teacher's Professional Development



Designing a Peer-induction Programme for New Teachers Based on Mentoring: The European Funded LOOP Project as Applied in Greece



Marginalising Diverse Mentor Experiences and Contexts: Compliance and Mediation

01 SES 02 C: Digital Tools and Competences
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Frauke Meyer
Paper Session
 

Profession of Change and New Ways of Working: Introducing a Digital Quality Tool in Preschool Education



Signs of Professional Vision in Teachers' Dicussions of their Professional Digital Competence



The Potential Of Virtual Reality To Combat Teacher Bias And Increase Empathy

02 SES 02 A: Diversity in VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Lea Remmers
Paper Session
 

Diversity-oriented Teachers for Vocational Education. Analysis and Modelling of Competence Requirements for Teacher Education and Training.



Considerations on Diversity-Sensitive Approaches in Youth Vocational Assistance regarding Non-Fittings and Resistance of Participants and Teachers

02 SES 02 B: Access to VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Anett Friedrich
Paper Session
 

Between Myth and Reality: the True Inclusive Impact of the Dual Model



School Leaving Certificates and Dual Vocational Education and Training - The Role of Firms as Gatekeeper in Germany

02 SES 02 C: Assessment and Feedback in VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Ann Karin Sandal
Paper Session
 

Zooming in on Assessment: an Analytical Model for Investigating Changes in Assessment in VET



A Tool for the Self-Assessment of Informal Learning for Workers in the Metal and Electrical Industry



Self-regulation and Formative Feedback in Vocational Education and Training

03 SES 02 A: Student Voice and Curriculum Development
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Nienke Nieveen
Paper Session
 

Co-creation and Decision-making with Students about Teaching and Learning: a Systematic Literature Review



Democracy and Participation in Innovative Schools: A Case Study



Social media as a Tool for Recruiting and Empowering a Diverse Mix of Student Participants in Curriculum Research

04 SES 02 A: Technologies for Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Alison Power
Paper Session
 

‘Engaging’ with Education through Technology: Supporting At Risk Young People with their Next Steps.

04 SES 02 B: Individual Education Plans (IEPs)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Ines Alves
Paper Session
 

Documenting the Principles of Inclusive Education in the Finnish Learning and Individual Education Plans (IEP)



TOP PLAN - Connecting Individual Education Plans and Class Planning in Inclusive Primary Classrooms

04 SES 02 C: The Role of Feedback in Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Philipp Nicolay
Paper Session
 

Feedback-Memory: An Approach to Promote the Social Acceptance of Students Rarely Receiving Positive Teacher Feedback?



The Role of Teacher Feedback in the Victimization of Students with Behavioral Problems



Effective Feedback as a Strategy to ensure Service-Learning for all

04 SES 02 D: Inclusive Education is not Dead, it just Articulates Differently. Discussing Approaches and Pitfalls to the International Comparison
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Michelle Proyer
Research Workshop
 

Inclusive Education is not Dead, it just Articulates Differently. Discussing Approaches and Pitfalls to the International Comparison

04 SES 02 E: Teachers, Teacher Education and Diversity
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Ann-Kathrin Arndt
Paper Session
 

Examining Educator Awareness of Diverse Student Populations in Scottish Council Secondary Schools



Engaging with Teacher Education Students’ Diversity in Teacher Education for Inclusion: Insights based on a Biographical Research Approach



Teacher Education: An Opportunity to Extend Understandings of Diversity and Inclusion Education

04 SES 02 F: Children’s Values in Early School Education: Evidence of Value Transmission from Classrooms in Switzerland, the UK, and Israel
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Elena Makarova
Chair: Anna K. Döring
Symposium
 

Children’s Values in Early School Education: Evidence of Value Transmission from Classrooms in Switzerland, the UK, and Israel

Chair: Elena Makarova

Discussant: Anna K. Döring

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Relationship Between Young Children’s Personal Values and Their Teacher-Rated Behaviors in the Classroom

Ricarda Scholz-Kuhn, Elena Makarova, Anat Bardi, Anna K. Döring

 

Giving Voice to Educators: Primary School Teachers Explain How They Promote Values to Their Pupils

Emma Jones, Thomas Peter Oeschger, Anna K. Döring

 

Do Bilingual and Monolingual Children Have Different Values Priorities? A Study Among Primary School Children in the UK and Switzerland

Stefanie Habermann, Elena Makarova

 

Personal Values and Social Behavior in Kindergarten: The Mediating Role of Social Information Processing and Attitudes

Einat Elizarov, Maya Benish-Weisman, Yair Ziv

05 SES 02 A: Session Empty, papers moved
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Lars Dietrich
Paper Session
06 SES 02 A: Focussing Media Literacies and Competencies: Data Privacy, Fake News and Algorithms
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Theo Hug
Paper Session
 

Preparing Elderly Adult Communities for the Digital Culture: Understanding the Role of a Mediator for Data Privacy



"But Wait, That Isn’t Real”: Evaluating ‘Project Real’, a Co-created Intervention Which Helps Young People to Spot Fake News Online



Making Sense of Video Recommendations. A Qualitative Study on Children’s Algorithm Literacy in German-Speaking Switzerland

07 SES 02 A: The Need to Decolonise Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Paper Session
 

Scholars of Color in the German and Austrian Academia



Discomfiting Reflexivities in Qualitative Research: Autoethnographic Understandings of Researcher Positionality as a Female Migrant Academic of Colour in Australian Academe



Decolonising Higher Education: Deconstructing a higher education course through voices from the Global South

07 SES 02 B: Refugee Education (Part 2)
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Kerstin von Brömssen
Paper Session continued from 07 SES 01 B, to be continued in 07 SES 03 B
 

Integration on Whose Terms - The Case of Civic Orientation for Newly Arrived Adult Migrants in Sweden



Perceptions and Experiences of Newly Arrived Immigrant Parents Collaborating with Schools in Norwegian Context.



When Asylum is Denied and Return is Not an Option: Children’s Rights and Enactment of Childhood and Parenthood in Deportability

07 SES 02 C: Diversity Education in Multicultural Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carola Mantel
Paper Session
 

“Why is There a Pride Flag over There” – Perceptions of Inclusion and Exclusion in a Culturally Diverse Finnish Secondary School



Implementing LGBT-inclusive Curriculum in Multicultural Contexts: Comparing the US and UK



Social Justice Leadership for Resilient Students at Schools with Low-Socio Economic Level by Considering Centralized Education System

07 SES 02 D JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education I: Diversity of Methods in Research on Diversity – Perspectives of Qualitative Research on Questions of Power
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Dorothee Schwendowius
Chair: André Epp
Joint Symposium, NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Diversity of Methods in Research on Diversity – Perspectives of Qualitative Research on Questions of Power

Chair: Dorothee Schwendowius

Discussant: André Epp

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Structures of Meaning and Power Structures: Positioning Analysis

Merle Hinrichsen, Paul Vehse

 

Linguistic Ethnography as a Concept to Understand Diversity and Power in Education

Nadja Thoma

 

“Can I say that?” “You Know what I Mean”–Narrations on Racism by Biographers of Colour with an Interviewer of Colour

Lalitha Chamakalayil

08 SES 02 A: Perspectives on mindfulness and bullying in schools
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Monica Carlsson
Paper Session
 

Dispositional Mindfulness Plays a Major Role in Adolescents’ Active and Passive Responding to Bully-Victim Dynamics



Outcomes of a Teacher-led Mindfulness Intervention in Primary Schools: A Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial

08 SES 02 B: Issues of classification, screening and assessment of mental health and bullying
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Ros McLellan
Paper Session
 

Development and Testing of a Self-assessment Tool to Measure Schools’ Preparedness to Prevent and Respond to Bullying and Cyberbullying



Conceptualizing adolescents’ everyday stressors using the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) classification system

09 SES 02 A: Innovations in Higher Education Admission and Student Support Programs: Enhancing Access and Success
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Jana Strakova
Paper Session
 

Developing a Standardized Eligibility Test for Tertiary Education in Sweden



A Controversially Received Reform: The 2018 Reform of Finnish Higher Education Student Admission



Impact on students' retention rates of a Progression Support System Program (SiAP) in a Post-Secondary Technical Education in Chile

09 SES 02 B: Exploring Mathematical Development, Self-Concept, and Achievement in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Trude Nilsen
Paper Session
 

The Development of Mathematical Thinking Skills and Mathematical Self-concept from the Third Grade to the End of Basic Education



Tracking in English and Mathematics: Consequences for Compulsory School Students’ Self-Concept



The Influence of Mathematics Self-concept and Self-efficacy on Mathematics Achievement: Comparison between the Public and Independent Schools in Sweden

10 SES 02 A: Diversity of 'Evidence relations' in Teacher Education (Research)
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Anna Beck
Paper Session
 

EDENlab. Interdisciplinary Research-Action on EDucational ENvironments with Schools



Toward a ‘New’ Standard of Dissensus for Teacher Education



Evidence Inside Out: Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice through Informal Learning

10 SES 02 B: Problem Based Cases In Teacher Education
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: ML White
Paper Session
 

Development of Students' Analytical and Formulation Skills through Problem-Based Learning



Bridging the Gap - Working with Problem-based Cases to Develop Student Teachers’ Professional Identity



Professional Judgement Formation in Student Teachers’ Discussions of Ethically Themed Case Stories

10 SES 02 C: Exploring Care and Support in Teacher Education
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Itxaso Tellado
Paper Session
 

SEL in Teacher Education - Self-Study of Emotional-Support in Teacher-Education During COVID



Teachers‘ Social Media Support Network During COVID-19 Pandemic



Humanizing Teacher education: Exploring Praxis for Care, Resistance, and Agency in Performative Times.



Exploring the ITE, Induction and Post-Induction Experiences of Scottish Physical Education Teachers: A Phenomenological Inquiry

10 SES 02 D: Addressing Diversity: Attitudes, Knowledge and Practices
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: A.Lin Goodwin
Paper Session
 

Students’ diversity and inclusive education: a Transformative Learning Community (TLC) case study



A Paradox of Intolerance? Equity, Equality and Social Justice in Dutch Initial Teacher Education



Diversity in Teacher Preparation: Views and Practices in an Urban Teacher Education Institute in England



Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Teacher Preparation: Teacher Educator Perspectives, Contexts and Practices

11 SES 02 A: School Improvement in Challenging Contexts
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Ineta Luka
Paper Session
 

What Factors Lead to School Improvement in Challenging Contexts? Contributions from a Case Study



The Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Turning Around Underperforming Schools



School Supervisors’ Beliefs on the Implementation of All-Day Schools in Germany – A Way of Supporting Heterogeneous Students?

13 SES 02 A: Improvised collaborative inquiry, wisdom, and the Hellenistic tradition of philosophy as therapy
Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3]
Chair: Ian Munday
Long Papers Session
 

Love of Wisdom: Exploring Improv as Method for Collaborative Philosophical Inquiry



Rethinking Philosophy In Schools: How The Hellenistic Tradition of Philosophy as Therapy Includes Wisdom and Critical Thinking

13 SES 02 B: TikTok attention, the pandemic and political education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Joris Vlieghe
Long Papers Session
 

Being-in-TikTok. A Phenomenological Analysis of Attention, Temporality and Education



Children in the Pandemic: Political and Ethical Issues

14 SES 02 A: Schooling in Challenging Situations. Theoretical and Empirical Exploration of Spatiality and the Schools Community Surroundings
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Matthias Forell
Paper Session
 

Theoretical Explorations of Socio-Spatial Dimensions of School. Structural Constitution and School-Cultural Shaping of Pedagogical (Im)Possibilities as a School Development Approach



Preservice Teachers' Cultural Stereotypes and Individual Constructions of Difference in Relation to Different Forms of Poverty



Habitus Sensitivity in Schools: Experiences of Using Quantitative Data to Enable Teachers to Access Students' Social Space

14 SES 02 B: Early Childhood and Schools
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: M. Nutsa Kobakhidze
Paper Session
 

Intimate Partner Violence Against Women and Children’s Early Education Attendance



Living Well In The Aftermath Of Separation And Divorce: The Role Of Teachers, Schools And Early Childhood Services



Early Childhood Tutoring and the Kindergarten Admission Rat Race Abstract

15 SES 02 A: Area-Based Education Partnerships and Equity: International Perspectives
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Craig Skerritt
Chair: Álvaro González
Symposium
 

Area-Based Education Partnerships and Equity: International Perspectives

Chair: Craig Skerritt

Discussant: Álvaro González

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Area-Based School Partnerships and Equity in England: Why Context Matters

Paul Armstrong, Bee Hughes, Mel Ainscow, Stephen Rayner

 

Focus on Transition: The Impact of School Location and Collaboration on Students' Expectations of Transition

Livia Jesacher-Roessler, Claudia Schreiner, Fred Berger, Wolfgang Hagleitner

 

Children’s Neighbourhoods Scotland: Drawing out the Lessons

Christopher Chapman, Jennifer McLean, Kevin Lowden

 

Mapping Formal School-To-School Collaboration: Education Collectives in China

Pinyan Lin

16 SES 02 A: Professional Competences and Professional Development
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Ed Smeets
Paper Session
 

Exploring the Sociotechnical Imaginary of Professional Digital Competence: Unpacking ‘the Problem’ with Teachers



Training in the Use of Digital Media of Teachers in Schools with Special Difficulties



ICT Use In Classes And Professional Development Needs In Primary Schools

17 SES 02 A: Constructing Otherness in Formal and Informal Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Iveta Kestere
Paper Session
 

The Sound of Educational Reform: Disability, Special Education and the History of Reform Pedagogy from 1880 till 1940



The Cinema’s Moralization Campaign in Portugal and its' Effects: Cinephilia and the Subjectivation on Otherness (1937-1950’s).



A British Teacher Negotiates the Boundaries of Acceptable 'Otherness' Following the Second World War

18 SES 02 A: Promoting Inclusion in Sport and Physical Activity
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Göran Gerdin
Paper Session
 

Playing by the Rules in British University Sport: A Multi-Institution Case Study of Student-Athlete Experiences of Racism and White Neutrality



The Global Design Challenge for Sport and Physical Activity and its impact: An Evaluation



Gendered Movement Learning: an Analysis of the Women’s Spanish Olympic Karate Team Styles of Fighting



Facilitating Diversity in Sports: Immigrant Women’s Pathways into Sports Leadership

19 SES 02 A: A Multi-cities Ethnography Challenging Child Poverty in School-communities: The Idea of Synchronicity (Part 1)
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Lori Beckett
Symposium to be continued in 19 SES 03 A
 

A Multi-cities Ethnography Challenging Child Poverty in School-communities: The Idea of Synchronicity Part 1

Chair: Lori Beckett

Discussant: Richard Watkins

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Mise-en-scene: What’s the Story With Child Poverty?

Lori Beckett

 

Supporting Teachers’ Work: Child Poverty as an Organising Principle

Pauline Taylor-Guy

 

WITHDRAWN Co-producing Research Intelligence: Working with Community

Gwen Thirsk, Jess Silvester

20 SES 02 A: From distance to virtual diversity in classroom
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Roberta Ricucci
Paper Session
 

Discourse on Identities and Multiculturalism in SEL-Based Distance Learning



Addressing Classroom Diversity in Distance learning – First-year Teachers’ Perceptions



The Use of Virtual Exchanges on Graduate Student Development

20 SES 02 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education I: Diversity of Methods in Research on Diversity – Perspectives of Qualitative Research on Questions of Power
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Dorothee Schwendowius
Chair: André Epp
Joint Symposium, NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information in 07 SES 02 D JS
21 SES 02 A
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Arnaud Dubois
Paper Session
 

Between Jouissance and Desire, Knowledge and Truth. Work with a Student who Suffers from "School Phobia"



How To Deal With the Other in a Co-teaching Situation : a Clinical Approach



The Didactic Triangle from Sign-Theoretical Perspectives to Deepen the Pedagogical Situation

22 SES 02 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Vesa Korhonen
Paper Session
 

An Uncomfortable Journey: from Internationalisation of the Self (Sanderson, 2004) towards Decolonisation of the Self



The Attractiveness of Embedded Mobility in Higher Education. Students’ Perspective



International Students in German Higher Education: How Characteristics of the Study Program Relate to Student Satisfaction



The Écoles Normales Supérieures in the Process of Reorganisation of the Higher Education Landscape: Discourses of Self-Construction and -Positioning

22 SES 02 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Paul Wakeling
Paper Session
 

Elite General Upper Secondary School Students’ Admission-Seeking to Higher Education: Questions of Privilege and Educational Reproduction



Social capital and career resources among Higher Education students



Term-time Employment and Student Retention - First-in-Family Students’ Perceptions of Going to University and Working While Studying

22 SES 02 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Johanna Annala
Paper Session
 

Interdisciplinary Teamwork: How Does the Magic Happen?



Teamwork Experiences of International Students in a Project-Based Learning at a Kazakhstani University

22 SES 02 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: László Horváth
Paper Session
 

Higher Education Teachers’ Ways Of Being And Acting: An Exploration Using Visual Narratives



Postcards of Practice: Capturing the Shifting Work of Teaching in Higher Education



Local Innovation, Transformation for Future-oriented Learning or Knowledge About Discipline-specific Teaching? Aims of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning



The ‘Persona Vignette’: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Method for Reflecting on Educators' Lived Experiences

22 SES 02 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Katerina Machovcova
Paper Session
 

Examining the Market Orientation of Irish Higher Education Institutions



The dynamics of HE differentiation in Kazakhstan



Exploring Consumerism in UK Higher Education: Student Complaints as Empowerment?

23 SES 02 A: Datafied Temporalities and Temporal Modalities of Data Practices: Emerging Concepts in Educational Governance Research. (Part 2)
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Berit Karseth
Chair: Anna Hogan
Symposium continued from 23 SES 01 A
 

Datafied Temporalities and Temporal Modalities of Data Practices: Emerging Concepts in Educational Governance Research. Part 2

Chair: Berit Karseth

Discussant: Bob Lingard

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Mundane Governance of Education through Time: The Case of National Testing in Norway

Ida Martinez Lunde, Nelli Piattoeva

 

Governing Education through Graphs, Charts, and Diagrams: Visualizing the Past, Present, and the Desirable Future

Tatiana Mikhaylova, Daniel Pettersson

 

Entangled Temporalities of Teaching with Digital Data Visualizations: An Ethnographic Study of Multiple, Contrasting, and Competing Temporalities in Danish Schools

Maria Birch Rokoguniwai

 

Temporal Justice, Temporal Politics and Temporal Hierarchies: School Networks, School Transport and Dynamics of Educational Policy-making and Politics in Finland

Tommi Wallenius, Saija Volmari

23 SES 02 B: Evidence
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Maria Vieites Casado
Paper Session
 

Evidence-Based Teaching Interventions: a Critical Discourse Analysis of their Impact on Teachers’ Abilities to Develop Diverse Pedagogies



Exploring the Use of Evidence in Education Reform: The Case of Colombia’s 20-Years Pathway Towards School Autonomy With Accountability



Dialogic Public Policies. Successful scale-up of evidence based educational practices in Portugal.

23 SES 02 C: Vocational Education and Training
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Antti Seitamaa
Paper Session
 

Formation of Applicants’ Subject Positions After Educational Reforms



Exploring VET Teacher Agency: An Investigation of Policy Work and Master Discourses in England and Scotland



From Hype to Weariness: National Experts Reflect on the Role of the European Union in Finnish VET Policy from 1995-2020

23 SES 02 D: Temporality and Education
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Simon Warren
Paper Session
 

A Vote on the Temporal Order of Schools. The 1959 Referendum Among Pupils on the Five-day School Week



The Timeliness of Policy Sociology - Multiple Temporalities, and the Possibilities of a Historical Policy Sociology



Solving the Challenges of the Future Now: Aspects of Time in the Realization of the Vision of a New School

25 SES 02 A: Children’s and Young People’s Agency in Diverse Educational Contexts – International Perspectives on the Concepts of Agency and Diversity
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Katrin Ehrenberg
Chair: Di Cantali
Symposium
 

Children’s and Young People’s Agency in Diverse Educational Contexts – International Perspectives on the concepts of Agency and Diversity

Chair: Katrin Ehrenberg

Discussant: Dianne Cantali

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Developing Young People’s Agency: The Power of Networks.

Andrea Priestley

 

Student’s Agency as a Cultural and Gender Phenomenon

Maria Erss

 

“…because it sometimes looks like Leon has got a butler”. Children’s Agency in German Primary School Classrooms with Paraprofessional Assistance

Katrin Ehrenberg, Bettina Lindmeier

26 SES 02 A: Controversial Issues and Dilemmas in Educational Leadership (Part 1)
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Björn Ahlström
Paper Session to be continued in 26 SES 09 B
 

School Leaders' Descriptions of Challenges Linked to the Leadership of Curriculum Implementation



Controversial Issues in Preschool Principals’ Leadership



Influence of Multifarious Factors on Circuit Manager Support to Principals During Education Change



Leading Systemwide Improvement in Primary School Science Education: A Comparative Study of System Leaders Managing Dilemmas of Education System Building

26 SES 02 B: School Leadership and Teacher Efficacy
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Jean-Claude Couture
Paper Session
 

The Diverse Futures Orientations of Teachers and School Leaders: A collaborative research study



School Leader Trust and Collective Teacher Innovativeness - Individual and Organisational Ambidexterity as a Mediator

26 SES 02 C: Exploring Relational, Emotional and Affective Leadership Skills in Schools: A Participative Approach
Location: Joseph Black Building, B419 LT [Floor 5]
Chair: Niamh Lafferty
Research Workshop
 

Exploring Relational, Emotional and Affective Leadership Skills in Schools: A Participative Approach

27 SES 02 A: Citizenship Education in Diverse Contexts
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: May Jehle
Paper Session
27 SES 02 B: Language Learning and Interaction
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Marte Blikstad-Balas
Paper Session
 

Exploring Through Dialogue: Structured Reciprocal Peer Tutoring (‘SYKL’) in Danish L1



Developing Older Adults’ Autonomous Learning Through One-To-One Language Counselling



Effects of quiz games on learning motivation of adult learners of Online DaF Courses: An Intervention Study

28 SES 02 A: Diversity and diversification (special call session): School choice and migrant students
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Romuald Normand
Paper Session
 

School Choice for Recently-Migrated Sudents in Stockholm, Sweden



New Educational Governance and the Reframing of the Discourse on Education and Migration in Germany



School Cultures for Diversity and Success: A Comparative Case Study on Migrant Students' Unexpected Success in a Lisbon School

28 SES 02 B: Critical EdTech Studies
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Mathias Decuypere
Chair: Ben Williamson
Symposium
 

Critical EdTech Studies: How to Make Them Useful for Educational Practitioners? Fostering Educationally Meaningful Adoption/Usage of EdTech in Schools

Chair: Mathias Decuypere

Discussant: Ben Willamson

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Critical Digital Infrastructures Revealed: Big Tech and Public Education Sector Issues at Stake

Annika Bergviken Rensfeldt, Thomas Hillman, Svea Kiesewetter

 

Bringing Critical EdTech Research Into Schools: The Case of SMASCH

Mathias Decuypere, Sigrid Hartong

 

Safeguarding Schools’ and Teachers’ Pedagogical Autonomy: The Impact Assessment Public Values and Educational Technology

Niels Kerssens

 

Media Constellation Analysis: An Approach connecting Research and Co-Reflection

Andreas Weich, Philipp Deny

28 SES 02 C: Digital futures
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Gyöngyvér Pataki
Paper Session
 

Platformised Teacher Professionalities: Configurations of Embodied Platformisation



Educational Futures Unmade: Reconstructing the Design of Learning Management and Failure Prediction



Good Burgundy, Treason, and the Usual Suspects: A history of ILSA contracting

29 SES 02 A: Theatre and its Potentialities in Research
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Corinne Covez
Paper Session
 

Documentary Theatre Practice to the Service of Engineers-Students Agro-Ecological Transition Education



The Blank Space from theatrical creative processes: the possibility of Kairos and Otium



Educational Aims in Theater Pedagogy

30 SES 02 A: Emotions and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Leif Östman
Paper Session
 

Action Readiness and Motivational Theories of Emotion in Education for Sustainable Development



Care in Environmental and Sustainability Education: A Scoping Review



“I Definitely Do Not Feel Comfortable”: Teachers' Experiences of and Attitudes towards Climate Change and Sustainability Education

30 SES 02 B: Post colonialism and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Stefan Bengtsson
Paper Session
 

Possibilities and Challenges of Critical Approaches to Global Justice Issues Teaching in Sweden: Perspectives from Upper Secondary Teachers



Envisioning an Alternative Future

30 SES 02 C: Gardening and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Greg Mannion
Paper Session
 

Gardening Positive Affect on delinquent behavior of at Risk Children



Making with Soil: Researching Research Practices for Sustainable Research.



Environmental Motivation of Students Participating in a School-Garden Project: A Qualitative Study with Elementary School Vulnerable Children

31 SES 02 B JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education I: Diversity of Methods in Research on Diversity – Perspectives of Qualitative Research on Questions of Power
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Dorothee Schwendowius
Chair: André Epp
Joint Symposium, NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information in 07 SES 02 D JS
32 SES 02 A: Towards new Infrastructures of Organizational Learning
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Pia Bramming
Paper Session
 

Organizing Professional Learning Communities as an Ecology – Capacity building in science teacher education through diversity



(Post)humanistic Images of Diversity. Art-based Approaches in Organisational Education



“Being with Nature”: Co-creating Methodologies That Generate Participant Experience of Green Social Prescribing in a Community Garden Project

33 SES 02 A: Opportunities, Aspirations and Gender Differences
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sigolène Couchot-Schiex
Paper Session
 

Chinese Women Students’ Experience of Transnational Intersectionality: A Life History Creative Study



Gay relationships in the 21st Century: Challenges and coping strategies as Bildung



Gender Differences in Upper Secondary School Students' Aspirations for Studying Abroad

33 SES 02 B: LGBTQ+ Children and Young People in Educational and School Policies
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Helene Götschel
Paper Session
 

Including the History of LGBTI People in School Curricula



Australian Trans and Gender Diverse Children’s and Young People’s Experiences of Schooling: A matter of policy, pedagogy, and inclusion

     
3:30pm
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5:30pm
99 ERC SES 11 A: Workshop: The end is where you start from: how to defend your thesis and convince examiners of its merit right from the start of your doctoral journey.
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Shosh Leshem
ERC Workshop
 

ERC Workshop: How to Defend Your Thesis & Convince Examiners of Its Merit Right from the Start of Your Doctoral Journey.

99 ERC SES 11 B: Workshop: Writing for your Research Community, Writing for the EERJ
Location: James McCune Smith, LT 641 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sotiria Grek
Chair: Paolo Landri
ERC Workshop
 

ERC Workshop: Writing for your Research Community, Writing for the EERJ

 
5:15pm
-
6:45pm
00 SES 03 A: Transforming Higher Education Landscape in Europe: the Power of Diversity in University Alliances
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Lucian Ciolan
Chair: Ines Alves
Panel Discussion
 

Transforming Higher Education Landscape in Europe: the Power of Diversity in University Alliances

01 SES 03 A: Action Research (Part 2)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Francisco
Paper Session continued from 01 SES 02 A
 

Action Research as Professional Learning



Assembling Book Club, Video Club, and Lesson Planning to Sustain an Inquiry Community of Teachers

01 SES 03 B: Issues of Teacher Agency
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Hasmik Kyureghyan
Paper Session
 

Exploring Teacher Agency in the Context of the Bottom-up Professional Development Conferences: Perspectives and Implications



Traits of Agency in Portuguese Teachers: 50 Years of Teaching



How Curriculum Leaders Use Data to Inform and Improve Practice: Focusing on Integrated Primary and Secondary Schools

01 SES 03 C: National Perspectives from Latin America and Europe
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Kristýna Šejnohová
Paper Session
 

School Principals´ Roles in Establishing Teacher Professional Learning Communities to Connect Cultures. A Comparative Study of Europe and Latin America



Professional Development of Czech teachers (ISCED 2 level)



Supporting Inclusive Science Teachers' Use of Evidence-Based Vocabulary Practices

02 SES 03 A: Students at Risk
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Tarja Irene Tikkanen
Paper Session
 

Good Practice of Involvement of Students at Risk in Vocational Education



Career Development Qualitative Tools: An Analysis of its Potential with Youth at Risk



VET Teachers’ and Schools’ Capacities to Tackle the Challenges of Integration of At-risk Youth: An International Comparison

02 SES 03 B: Transitions in VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Harm Biemans
Paper Session
 

Linking Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) with Higher Education, and possible Consequences for Development Cooperation



The Decision to Combine Initial and Continuing Vocational Education and Training: Narrowing the Structure and Purpose of Finnish VET?



Student Perceptions of Different Learning Trajectories in Dutch VET

02 SES 03 C: Democracy
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Kristina Ledman
Paper Session
 

Democracy at VET – Thoughts and Challenges from an Organisational and Didactical Approach



Democracy Learning through Participation in Germany’s Dual System – a Bernsteinian Approach



Opportunities for Critical Thinking, Social Inclusion and Democratic Participation in Vocational Students' Citizenship Education

03 SES 03 A: Curriculum for STEM Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Daniel Alvunger
Paper Session
 

Nature of Science in Physics, Chemistry and Biology Curricula in England



Science Education at a Forked-Road: Curricular Transition in Ireland as an Opportunity to Inform Wider European Policy around Enquiry Practices



Perspectives for Students in Education and Work – Diversity in Guidance Practices for Study Choice, Study Career and Future Orientation

04 SES 03 A: Leadership and Management for Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Gregor Maxwell
Paper Session
 

Distributed Leadership For Inclusive Middle Leadership Practice: Exploring Gaps, Challenges and Opportunities



Making and Remaking the Assessment and Inclusion Agendas - Policymakers and School Leaders in Argentina, Denmark and England



Narratives of Collaborative Working for Inclusion in the Context of Educational Reform in Wales

04 SES 03 B: How Do Schools Build Collective Commitment Towards Inclusion: An International Perspective
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Umesh Sharma
Chair: Doris Edelmann
Symposium
 

How Do Schools Build Collective Commitment Towards Inclusion: An International Perspective

Chair: Umesh Sharma

Discussant: Doris Edelmann

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Creating A Framework To Support Collective Inclusion

Pearl Subban, Stuart Woodcock

 

“That Is A Herculean Task”: How School Leaders Create A Community-based Culture Of Inclusion In Their Schools

Alessandra Romano, Elias Avramidis, Stuart Woodcock

 

How Do Attitudes And Self-efficacy Predict Teachers' Intentions To Teach In Inclusive Classrooms? A Cross-national Comparison Across Five Countries.

Caroline Sahli Lozano, Sergej Wuthrich, Harry Kullmann, Margarita Knickenberg

04 SES 03 C: Voice, Empowerment and Families
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Michelle Proyer
Paper Session
 

It takes a village to build an Inclusive School: Effects of an Intervention Program with Parents



Exploring Disabled Children’s Inclusion and Parental Empowerment from School Closure to School Re-opening during COVID-19



Meaningful Participation: The Voices of Learners and Families in Inclusive Education Decision-making

04 SES 03 D: The Scottish National Framework for Inclusion – an invitation for shared reflections and experiences across international contexts
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Yuchen Wang
Research Workshop
 

The Scottish National Framework for Inclusion – an invitation for shared reflections and experiences across international contexts

04 SES 03 E: Family-School Relationships
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Gemma Scarparolo
Paper Session
 

Widening the Focus of School-Readiness for Children with Disabilities and Their Families



Family, Education and Inclusion of Deaf Children with Cochlear Implants: first results.



Parent-Teacher Communication: What are the Experiences of Parents of Children with Specific Educational Needs?

04 SES 03 F: The Challenges of Inclusive Transitions
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Matthias Wicki
Paper Session
 

Transition to Formal Schooling of Children with Disabilities: A Systematic Review



Anxiety and Depression During Adolescence Predict a Less Successful Transition from Compulsory Education to Vocational Education and Training (VET)

05 SES 03 A: Democracy, Citizenship, Safety and Voice
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Jenna Gillett-Swan
Paper Session
 

The Concept of Young People as Citizens in Discourse and Practice of Schools of Border Regions Around Citizenship Education



Student Experiences of Urban Vertical Schools: Diversity of Voices



Group Analysis in Educational Research and Practice – Results of a New Student Survey Instrument



Diverse Learners’ Experiences and Learning Outcomes - How Does the NouHätä! Safety Programme Meet 8th Graders?

06 SES 03 A: Aspects of Open Learning and Media in Teacher Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Rachel Shanks
Paper Session
 

Going beyond Digital Technologies as Instruments: Initial Teacher Education in (Critical) Digital Competence in Quebec



Gamification as a Didactical Method in a University Course. Reflection on Students’ Participatory Work with Digital Media.

07 SES 03 A: Developing (Student) Teachers as Agents of Change for Multicultural Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Paper Session
 

Bilingual Teacher Education – a Contribution to Multilingual Pupils’ Academic and Social Development?



How Do Future Teachers Represent Cultural Diversity? Investigations of Changes in Cultural Diversity Beliefs Representations After Intercultural Education Course



Teachers and Social Cohesion in Diverse Secondary Classrooms

07 SES 03 B: Refugee Education (Part 3)
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Søren Sindberg Jensen
Paper Session continued from 07 SES 02 B, to be continued in 07 SES 04 B
 

Positioning Analysis of Storys from Refugees in Education



Developing Educational Interventions for Inclusion of Migrant and Refugee Students in Centralised Educational Systems: A study in Greek schools



Pedagogies of Nation in Reception Classes for Ukrainian refugees

07 SES 03 C: Intercultural Education in Primary Classrooms
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carola Mantel
Paper Session
 

Making Relationships Matter in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Primary Classrooms



"Assemblages of Differences in a First-grade Primary School in Norway".

07 SES 03 D JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education II
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Hanna Ragnarsdóttir
Joint Paper Session,NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Multilingual Tutors’ Professional Reflections: An Interview Study



Language Policies and Practices of Diverse Immigrant Families in Iceland: Opportunities and Challenges

08 SES 03 A: Sustainability, nature and wellbeing education
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Venka Simovska
Paper Session
 

Sustainable Outdoor Education: Supporting the Mental Health and Wellbeing of Children and Young People through Arts in Nature Practice



Supporting Children and Young People’s Wellbeing and Engagement in Education through Forest School: a School-Community Partnership in England



Schools addressing Health, Wellbeing and Sustainability Challenges: a Literature Review of Educational Perspectives, Approaches and Contributions of Educational Interventions

08 SES 03 B: Trends and challenges in relation to youth wellbeing
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Ros McLellan
Paper Session
 

What Burns Up Finnish Upper Secondary Students? Relations between Student Burnout and Increased Expectations for Success



Chronotype, Sleep and Digital Media Use in Adolescence



‘Kids These Days!’ A Cross-Temporal Meta-Analysis of Changes in Emotional and Behavioral Problems Among Population-Based Samples of European Children



Popularity and the Propensity for Prosociality: The effect of Social Status on Social Behaviour

09 SES 03 A: Linking Education to Long-Term Outcomes
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Alli Klapp
Paper Session
 

General Matura Score as a Predictor of Personal Yearly Income more than 15 years later in Slovenia?



Long-Term Effect of Academic Resilience on Salary Development, an Autoregressive Mediation Model



Relationship between Student Financial Aid and Degree Completion on Time in Portugal

09 SES 03 B: Exploring the Relationship Between Student Wellbeing and Academic Resilience
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Jan-Eric Gustafsson
Paper Session
 

Does Social Well-Being Predict Academic Resilience? An Analysis of Swedish PISA 2018 Data



Student Well-Being in School and Academic Achievement by TIMSS in Finland

10 SES 03 A: Design and Evaluation in Teacher Education
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Erika Marie Pace
Paper Session
 

Re-designing a Sustainable Teacher Education Programme while addressing the Theory–practice Problem



Research-based Teaching and Learning in Teacher Education - An Evaluation Study



Seeing the Complex, Diverse and Entangled Dimensions of Teacher Education from Those Who Work Inside the Field

10 SES 03 B: Knowledge and Partnership Practices
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Pia M Nordgren
Paper Session
 

Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge and Practices in Teacher Education: Building a Professional Learning Community Through Action Research



Coherence Between University Courses and Field Work in Teacher Education in Iceland: Perspectives from Teacher Students and Mentors



Student Teacher Learning in School-University Partnerships: A Systematic Review (2011-2020)

10 SES 03 C: Digital Learning and Teaching
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Michael Schlauch
Paper Session
 

Student Teachers’ Digital Self-Regulated Learning – A Systematic Review



The Impact of a Digital-Literacy Based Placement Programme on Student Teachers’ Teaching Experience and Practices



Investigating Teacher Educators Professional Digital Competence Through Epistemic Cultures

10 SES 03 D: Enhancing Multicultural Attitudes and Skills in Teacher Education
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: László Horváth
Paper Session
 

Developing Performance Indicators of Intercultural Competence for Preservice Teacher Education



Radical Imagination: Enacting Antiracist and Decolonial Praxis in Initial Teacher Education in England



‘I Do Not Need Professional Development in Multicultural Education’: Mapping Taiwanese Teachers’Imaginations

11 SES 03 A: Systematic Quality Management in Education
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Rita Birzina
Paper Session
 

Challenges in the Implementation of EMIS as a Litmus Test of the Quality of Education



From National Policy to Local Practices – Systematic Quality Work in Education from the Perspective of Local Authorities

13 SES 03 A: Toying with education: play, tools, and LEGO
Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3]
Chair: Ian Munday
Paper Session
 

Potentialising Potentials. When Students Should See Themselves as an Undetermined Resource.



A Playful Time: Working Class Children's Stories in the History of Textile Industry



Of Tools and Toys. An Empirical and Philosophical Exploration of the Characteristics of Scholastic Presentations of the Lifeworld

13 SES 03 B: Existential communication, thrownness, and Merleau-Ponty’s psychology of childhood
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Bianca Thoilliez
Paper Session
 

Eliciting Experience. An Applied Phenomenology Approach to Researching the Multiple Realities of School Reform and Schooling.



The Problem with Neoliberal Ontologies: When Idle Talk is Idealized

14 SES 03 A: Communications, Technologies and Schools
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Paper Session
 

Educating a Critical Relationship with AI Technologies Through Experiences of Visual Arts. An art-based participatory action-research in Primary School



The Complexity of Managing Multichannel Communication in Family-school Relations as Seen by Parents and School Leaders



Patterns of Partnership Practices: Digital Media vs. Face-to-Face Contact?

14 SES 03 B: Parents' Engagement and Academic Success
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Beatriz Rodriguez Ruiz
Paper Session
 

Proxy Parental Involvement in Education: Why do Parents Buy Shadow Education for Their Children?



Stories about Parent Support in Single-mother Households : Decolonizing Discourse about Parent Support for Adolescent Educational Success



Fathers’ and Mothers’ Parenting Competences with Adolescents

15 SES 03 A: A Comparative Perspective on Research-Practice Partnerships in Education – How to Create a Culture of Research-Practice Collaboration in Education?
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Raphaela Schlicht-Schmälzle
Panel Discussion
 

A Comparative Perspective on Research-Practice Partnerships in Education – How to Create a Culture of Research-Practice Collaboration in Education?

16 SES 03 A: Digital Remote Education in Times of Covid-19
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Ed Smeets
Paper Session
 

Digital Transformation? A Longitudinal Interview Study on Teachers’ Acceptance and Usage of Digital Tools in Times of Covid-19



Development of Digital Competences Through the Academic Use of Digital Technologies During the Beginning and Ending of COVID-19 Lockdown



Technology Commitment Profiles and Emotional State Among Pre-service Teachers During and Beyond the COVID-19 Related Emergency Remote Education

17 SES 03 A: History of Education as a Diversified Field of Historiography
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Panel Discussion
 

History of Education as a Diversified Field of Historiographies

18 SES 03 A: Beyond the Boundaries of Context: International Constructions of Social Justice Pedagogies in Health and Physical Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Rachel Sandford
Chair: Lisette Burrows
Symposium
 

Beyond the Boundaries of Context: International Constructions of Social Justice Pedagogies in Health and Physical Education

Chair: TBC TBC

Discussant: TBC TBC

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Understandings and Enactments of Social justice Pedagogies in Swedish PEH Practice

Göran Gerdin, Katarina Schenker, Susanne Linnér

 

Teacher and Student Perceptions of Social Justice in Norwegian HPE Practice

Petter Erik Leirhaug, Ellen Berg, Mats Hordvik

 

New Zealand HPE Teachers’ Perceptions of Social justice and Social Justice Pedagogies

Rod Philpot

 

HPE Pre-Service and Graduate Teacher’s Conceptions of Social Justice and Social Justice Pedagogies: An Australian perspective

Amanda Mooney, Laura Alfrey

19 SES 03 A: A Multi-cities Ethnography Challenging Child Poverty in School-communities: the Idea of Synchronicity (Part 2)
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Lori Beckett
Symposium continued from 19 SES 02 A
 

A Multi-cities Ethnography Challenging Child Poverty in School-communities: the Idea of Synchronicity Part 2

Chair: Lori Beckett

Discussant: Richard Watkins

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

WITHDRAWN Scripting the Future: Training Programs for the Unemployed

Christopher O'Callaghan, John Carr

 

Rethinking Child Poverty and School Wellbeing Practices: How Could Australian Educators Learn from Wales’ Wellbeing Legislation

Susan Whatman, Katherine Main

 

Ideas for practice: Embedding Research and Enquiry in Schools in a Progressive Policy Context

Richard Watkins, Carl Hughes, Graham French

20 SES 03 A: Teacher training and pedagogical experiences
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Raimonda Brunevičiūtė
Paper Session
 

Designing Pedagogical Concepts based on Cultural Intelligence in Teacher Training in Higher Education



Partnership in Pedagogical Training Encourages Experiences in Interdisciplinary Teaching



Reconceptualising memorisation in Chinese students’ learning

20 SES 03 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education II
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Hanna Ragnarsdóttir
Joint Paper Session,NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information in 07 SES 03 D JS
22 SES 03 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Patrick Baughan
Paper Session
 

(Inter)-national mobility in Swiss Higher Education: Bilingual policies, multilingual students, and ‘Englishization’



What Does the Wide Use of Education Agents Mean? The Doxa of Chinese International Students’ University Application Experiences



Post-Brexit International Student Mobilities: An Analysis of the UK’s Turing Scheme

22 SES 03 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Bernhard Ertl
Paper Session
 

Work-placements in Higher Education: How do Mature Students Experience them?



Information Deficits at Study Entry as an Indicator for Career Maturity

22 SES 03 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Ana Luísa Rodrigues
Paper Session
 

Early Career Researchers and their Career Prospects



Academics’ Views on Researchers’ Mental Health and Well-being

22 SES 03 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Marie Moran
Paper Session
 

Higher Education Stakeholder views of Change and Leadership: A Comparative Study between The Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom.



The Dark Side of Person-Organizational Fit and its Role in Merging Higher Education Institutions



Contextual and Cultural Factors for Change at an Emerging Technological University

22 SES 03 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Aidana Smagul
Paper Session
 

The Intention to Study in Higher Education: Rational Choice or Product of Cultural Fit?



Diversify How and Where? Territories and Organisational Transformation in Portuguese Higher Education



Understanding the Experiences of Commuter Students at an Elite Scottish University

23 SES 03 A: The OECD as an Educational Policy-Actor. Some Cases from the Nordic Context.
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Gunnlaugur Magnússon
Chair: Florian Waldow
Symposium
 

The OECD as an Educational Policy-Actor. Some Cases from the Nordic Context.

Chair: Gunnlaugur Magnússon

Discussant: Florian Waldow

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Nordic Data and Research as Evidence in the OECD Future Curriculum Narrative

Berit Karseth, Simona Bernotaite, Anniken Hotvedt Sundby

 

OECD and Sweden - a Complex Interdependence for the Legitimisation of Policy

Andreas Nordin, Ninni Wahlstrom

 

Visitors from Outer Policy Space – OECD´s Country Visits and Policy Reviews in 1980s Norway and Finland.

Petteri Hansen, Eirik Hammarstrøm

 

Policy Making by Bullet Points? OECD and Contemporary Icelandic Education Policy

Berglind Rós Magnúsdóttir, Gunnlaugur Magnússon

23 SES 03 B: Philanthropy in Education: What is Education for?
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Stewart Riddle
Chair: Stewart Riddle
Symposium
 

Philanthropy in Education: What is Education for?

Chair: Stewart Riddle

Discussant: Stewart Riddle

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Philanthrocapitalism and the State: Mapping the Rise of Venture Philanthropy in Public Education

Emma Rowe

 

Running the Canteen for Profit: New Philanthropy in Queensland State Schools

Anna Hogan

 

Using Art-based Interviews to Highlight Experiences of Children Hosting School Tours in Zimbabwe

Kathleen Smithers

23 SES 03 C: Analysing European Knowledge Networks in Education Policy
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Maija Salokangas
Symposium
 

Analysing European Knowledge Networks in Education Policy

Chair: Maija Salokangas

Discussant: Eric Mangez

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

From Evidence-Based Policy to Politics of Evidence

Jaakko Kauko

 

Mapping the Higher Education Policymaking Network

Paula Silvén, Jarmo Kallunki

 

Acquiring and Using Knowledge in Higher Education Policymaking Networks

Katri Eeva, Joni Forsell

 

New Philanthropy, Networks, and Knowledge in Education Governance: The Vodafone Foundation’ DigitALL program

Sofia Viseu, Erika Moreira Martins

23 SES 03 D: Parents and Choice
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Hanna Sjögren
Paper Session
 

"Adjustment Between Extended School Policies and Parental Models in Urban Vulnerable neighbourhoods".



"Parental Choice and Support for Private Schools Within a Norwegian Educational Context"



The Role of Civil Servants in Swedish Local School Choice Systems

25 SES 03 A: School Climate, Rights Awareness and Aims of Education
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Lotem Perry-Hazan
Paper Session
 

Children’s Rights Education and the School Climate



An Investigation of Children's Digital User Profiles in the Context of Rights Awareness



Learning Through Protest: Conceptualising the Right to Freedom of Assembly Through Social Epistemology

26 SES 03 A: School Leadership Training Programs for School Leaders’ Professional Development
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Kirsten Foshaug Vennebo
Chair: Ulf Leo
Symposium
 

School Leadership Training Programs for School Leaders’ Professional Development

Chair: Kirsten Foshaug Vennebo

Discussant: Ulf Leo

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A Review of Empirical Research on School Leadership Training Programs

Fred Carlo Andersen, Marit Aas, Kirsten Vennebo

 

School Leadership Training Program: Group Discussions in the Extension of a Lecture

Ann Margareth Gustavsen, Kirsten Foshaug Vennebo

 

Digital Coaching between School Leader Students, their Leaders and University Professors

Brit Ballangrud, Elisabeth Stenshorne

 

Group Goaching to Enhance Leadership Development and Performance

Åse Slettbakk, Marit Aas

26 SES 03 B: School Leadership and Inclusive Education: Future Perspectives
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Antonios Kafa
Paper Session
 

Mapping School Principals’ Leadership Styles on Implementing Inclusive Education in Cyprus



Towards a more inclusive Education? Pedagogical leadership in Early childhood education in Norway



Leadership Autonomy in Inclusion Policies: Principals’ Task Allocations in Policy Documents in Germany and Norway



Is This Co-Creation? Making Sense of School Leadership Roles Under Changing Management Regimes

26 SES 03 C: School Leadership and COVID-19: The Aftermath Experiences
Location: Joseph Black Building, B419 LT [Floor 5]
Chair: Lauri Heikonen
Paper Session
 

Principal Efficacy for Leadership and Turnover Intentions After COVID-19



Crisis Leadership: School Principals’ Metaphors During Covid-19



Supporting the Wellbeing of the School Community in the Recovery Phase of Covid-19 – Challenges and Opportunities for Aspiring Headteachers



The Institutional Nature of Upper Secondary Education During the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis: Changed Agency of School Leaders

27 SES 03 A: Digitalization, Diversity and Didactical Challenges
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Anne Kjellsdotter
Paper Session
 

Digitalization, Diversity and Didactical Challenges in Contemporary Education



Teachers’ and Students’ Perceptions of Responsibility towards Digital Literacy Education – Three Cases from the Swiss Upper-Secondary EFL-Classroom



Critical Literacy in Teacher Education

28 SES 03 A: Diversity and diversification (special call session): Youth perspectives
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Leyla Safta-Zecheria
Paper Session
 

What Learning Means for Higher Education Students: Listening to Students' Voices and Considering the Contextual Dimensions of Learning



Children’s Perspectives on Solidarity, a Participatory Research Approach



Children’s Futures. Experiences, and Methodological Challenges from Biographical Research

28 SES 03 B: Educational Inequalities from the Multi-level, Intersectional and Life-course Perspectives
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Aigul Alieva
Symposium
 

Educational Inequalities from the Multi-level, Intersectional and Life-course Perspectives

Chair: Aigul Alieva

Discussant: Christiane Gross

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Disadvantaged by Chance? Cut-off Dates for School Enrolment and Their Consequences for Educational Outcomes

Robin Benz, Tobias Ackermann

 

The Intersectionality of School and Student Factors in Predicting Academic Achievement

Ineke Pit-ten Cate, Martha Ottenbacher, Aigul Alieva, Taylor Kroezen

 

Explaining Intersectional Inequalities in Sense of Belonging in Education across the Educational Path and across Educational Contexts

Katri Kleemola, Irena Kogan, Irem Karacay, Auli Toom

28 SES 03 C: Identity formation
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Jitka Wirthová
Paper Session
 

Coherence of Social Resources: Importance for Momentum in Successful Educational Trajectories



Discipline in English Academy Schools: Pedagogic Discourses and the Formation of Identities



Norms and Ideals of Lifelong Learning and Continuous Self-development in Working Life – Analysis of Media Representations

29 SES 03 A JS: Joint Paper Session - NW 29 and NW 33
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Ebba Theorell
Joint Paper and Ignite Talk Session NW 29 and NW 33
 

Student Gender Matterings in Secondary School: Diffractive Encounters with Student Video Dartaphacts through Transmaterial Walking



Enfleshments Through Aesthetic Life-art-writing: Onto-epistemological Encounters and Vital Matter in the Academy



The Choreographic Dimension in Young Boy´s War Play



The Exploring of Arts Education and the transdisciplinary area of Sexuality Education

30 SES 03 A: Environmental Sustainability Education in Different Settings
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Louise Sund
Paper Session
 

Quality in Education for Sustainability Teaching (QUEST): What is it, and (how) can it be measured?



Learning for Sustainability: Young People and Practitioner Perspectives



Affordances and Challenges of Open Schooling in Relation to Students’ Habits

30 SES 03 B: Futurality and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Arjen Wals
Paper Session
 

More than a School – Anticipatory Competency and Critical Utopian Horizons in Environmental and Sustainability Education



Building Sustainable Futures Though Research and Education - Foundational ES/ESE Imagery Diversity in Peer-Reviewed Educational Research Literature

30 SES 03 C: Methods in ESE Research
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Güliz Karaarslan Semiz
Paper Session
 

A Qualitive Study on Sustainability Awareness and Competencies of Young People in Rural Areas - Empowerment through New Educational Settings



Using Auto-photography, Photo Elicitation and Grounded Visual Pattern Analysis to Explore Visual Representations of Sustainability in University Environments



Using Situational Analysis in environmental education research: experiences from Austria and Scotland

31 SES 03 A: Increasing Success in Foreign Language Learning: Online Learning, Automated Feedback, and Early Start
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Jenni Alisaari
Paper Session
 

Predictors of L2 Grit and Their Complex Interactions in Online Language Learning: Motivation, Self-directed Learning, Autonomy, Curiosity, and Language Mindsets



Start Learning English Early in Primary School? Results from a Large-scale-assessment Study on the Long-term Effects on EFL Proficiency

31 SES 03 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education II
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Hanna Ragnarsdóttir
Joint Paper Session,NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information in 07 SES 03 D JS
32 SES 03 A: Inequality, Diversity and organizational Learning in Primary Schools
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Rinat Arviv Elyashiv
Paper Session
 

Child Protection in Primary Schools



Strengths and obstacles in the transition from Primary Education to Compulsory Secondary Education.



Social space-oriented School development: A relational Approach to Diversity and Inequality in Primary Education

33 SES 03 A JS: Joint Paper Session - NW 29 and NW 33
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Ebba Theorell
Joint Paper Session Nw 29 and NW 33

Full information in the programme under 29 SES 03 A JS (set the filter to Network 29) or follow the link below.

 
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