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Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Capacity: 162 persons
Date: Monday, 21/Aug/2023
11:00am
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12:30pm
99 ERC SES 03 C: Interactive Poster Session
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Dragana Radanović
Interactive Poster Session
 

Mapping Pathways to Success: Unraveling the Influence of Family Backgrounds on Graduate Career Trajectories



Microinteractional Adaptation Practices of Teachers in Linguistically Diverse Mathematics Classes



School's project. From the 2030 Agenda to the Italian School Policies



Ed-Tech Consultants as New Intermediaries between Policies, Pedagogies and Technologies



Teaching Creativity? A Generative View for Complex Thinking Through PhilosophArt



Queer-Friendly Schools? The Relationship between Perceived School Climate, Mental Health and Student Well-Being of LGBTIQ+ Students in Switzerland



Semantic Clarification of Life Skills in the Field of Health Promotion at School : a Scoping Review

1:30pm
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3:00pm
99 ERC SES 04 C: Interactive Poster Session
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Dragana Radanović
Interactive Poster Session
 

Influences of Engaging in the Into Headship Programme Post-programme: Some Perceptions of Newly-Appointed Headteachers in Scotland.



Elementary 1:1 iPad Implementation: Lessons Learned from a Design-based Research Study



Establishing a Culture of Employability through University-Industry Collaboration in Real-World Learning



Developing a Formative Proposal for Initial Teacher Education Based on STEAM Approach and Creative Thinking Development



A Comparative Analysis of Teacher Education Study Programs of Selected Universities in Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates

3:30pm
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5:00pm
99 ERC SES 05 C: Inclusive Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Muriel Epstein
Paper Session
 

What Influences and How Inclusive Education Policies Are Formulated in Portugal?



Investigating Classroom Inclusion with Social Network Analysis

Date: Tuesday, 22/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
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

11:00am
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12:30pm
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.

1:15pm
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2:45pm
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

3:15pm
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4:45pm
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

5:15pm
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6:45pm
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

Date: Wednesday, 23/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
07 SES 04 B: Refugee Education (Part 4)
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Seyda Subasi Singh
Paper Session continued from 07 SES 03 B
 

Why School Context Matters in Refugee Education



Potentializing the Refugee in Integration Work: Challenging the Internal Frontiers of What it Means to be Human



Differential Participation and Exclusion in the Context of Current Forced Migration – Analyses in German Schools.

1:30pm
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3:00pm
07 SES 06 B: The Segregated Nature of Education in European Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Rosa María Rodríguez-Izquierdo
Paper Session
 

Academic Selection in Northern Ireland: A Barrier to Social Cohesion?



Reception of Ukrainian Children in a Postmigration Perspective



Ups and Downs of Educational Trajectories of Immigrant Background Students in Spain: What Really Matters for School Success?

5:15pm
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6:45pm
07 SES 08 B: Spaces of Resistance in Schools towards Inequalities
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Seyda Subasi Singh
Paper Session
 

Counteracting Racism? School Principals’ Strategies in Work Against Racism



Moving Beyond the Celebration of Diversity: Co-producing Knowledge in School Classrooms



French Republican Interpretation of the Principle of Secularity and School Perseverance: Case-Study of School Staff in an Undervalued Technical Course.

Date: Thursday, 24/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
07 SES 09 B: Wellbeing and Belonging in (Intercultural) Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Seyda Subasi Singh
Paper Session
 

“Am I Gonna Just Totally Self-Destruct?”: How Divisive Concepts Legislation in the United States Shapes Educators’ Wellbeing and Professional Practice



Understanding International Students’ Academic, Wellbeing and Sociocultural Adaptation



Does One Need To Identify To Belong? Engineering Identity and the Sense of Belonging According to Gender and Migration Background.

1:30pm
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3:00pm
07 SES 11 B: Revisiting Research Practices towards Social Justice
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Henrike Terhart
Paper Session
 

The Many Ways Teachers and Researchers Use the Term ‘Cultural Capital’



Transcending Racialized Hierarchies in Health and Physical Education Research and Practice: Racial literacy and Indigenous Knowledges  



Problematizing Critical and Quantitative Research in Education: A Review of the Literature

3:30pm
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5:00pm
07 SES 12 B: Languaging and Literacy in Researching Inequalities
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Hanna Ragnarsdóttir
Paper Session
 

The Problem with Summative Literacy Assessments and How They Imagine Children: An International Comparison



Ethical Dilemmas in Special Education - The Challenge of Speech and Language Therapists.

5:15pm
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6:45pm
07 SES 13 B: Researching Across and Within Diverse Educational Sites: Onto-epistemological Considerations
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Susan Whatman
Chair: Debbie Bargallie
Symposium
 

Researching Across and Within Diverse Educational Sites: Onto-epistemological Considerations

Chair: Susan Whatman

Discussant: Debbie Bargallie

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A Site Ontological Approach to Researching with Children and Youth of Refugee Background.

Mervi Kaukko, Jane Wilkinson

 

Faciliating Dialogues of Discovery

Gørill Warvik Vedeler, Kristin Reimer

 

Indigenist Research Practices to Support Indigenous Pre-Service Teaching Praxis

Susan Whatman, Juliana McLaughlin

 

Trust Settlement Agreement Practices in First Nation Communities

Levon Ellen Blue

Date: Friday, 25/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
07 SES 14 B: Youth and (Forced) Migration. Intersectional Perspectives on Educational Trajectories and Social Inequality in the context of school
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Rory Mc Daid
Chair: Anke Wischmann
Symposium
 

Youth and (Forced) Migration. Intersectional Perspectives on Educational Trajectories and Social Inequality in the context of school

Chair: Rory Mc Daid

Discussant: Anke Wischmann

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Displacement and Disability: Young People Seeking Sanctuary at the Intersection in England

Julie Wharton

 

Exclusive Transnational Educational Trajectories. Migrated Youth in Private Boarding Schools in Germany

Henrike Terhart

 

Mapping Educational Exclusion Over Time - Experiences of Young Refugees and Displaced Youth in Austria

Seyda Subasi Singh, Lisa-Katharina Moehlen, Michelle Proyer

1:30pm
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3:00pm
07 SES 16 B: Educational Inclusion of Newly Arrived Migrant and Refugee Students: Towards a Holistic View
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Chair: Tomislav Tudjman
Symposium
 

Educational Inclusion of Newly Arrived Migrant and Refugee Students: Towards a Holistic View

Chair: Tomislav Tudjman

Discussant: Miquel Essomba

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

AVIOR: Open Source Multilingual Teaching Materials Forum for Migrant Pupils in Europe

Tomislav Tudjman, Katja van der Schans

 

Synergies for inclusion

Hanna Siarova, Loes van der Graaf

 

Engagement of Immigrant parents in the Education of their Children in Ireland and England

Merike Darmody, Michalis Kakos, Kidist Teklemariam

 

Developing a Holistic model for the Educational Inclusion of Migrant and refugee Students

Michalis Kakos

3:30pm
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5:00pm
07 SES 17 B: What Shall We Do with Next-gen Children? Educating with Newcomers in Mind
Location: James McCune Smith, 745 [Floor 7]
Symposium
 

What shall we do with next-gen children? Educating with Newcomers in Mind.

Chair: Tomasz Skudlarek

Discussant: Tomasz Skudlarek

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Educating in the Anthropocene by doing Community with Trees

Frédérique Brossard Børhaug, Claire Meunier Kjetland

 

Belonging to the World. Reflections on Children Migration and Education

Simone Galea

 

Teaching as an Act of Pointing- is there a Possibility to ignore "Misunderstanding" and still Study?

Wills Kalisha

 

WITHDRAWN The Function of Higher Education in Protracted Refugee Situations

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