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Session Overview
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Capacity: 80 persons
Date: Tuesday, 22/Aug/2023
9:00am
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12:00pm
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

1:15pm
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2:45pm
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

3:15pm
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4:45pm
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

5:15pm
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6:45pm
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

Date: Wednesday, 23/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
04 SES 04 B: Implementing Inclusive Education during Crisis
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Wayne Veck
Paper Session
 

Implementing the Right to Inclusive Education in Acute Crisis of Forced Migration



Behaviour Problems and Social Inclusion - What Influence do Teachers' Classroom Management Skills Have?



Responding to Crisis Situations: Diverse Voices to Support the Development and Implementation of Inclusive Education Policy

1:30pm
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3:00pm
04 SES 06 B: Inclusive Education... What Are we Really Talking About? A 10 Country Reflection (Part 1)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Ines Alves
Panel Discussion to be continued in 04 SES 07 B
 

Inclusive Education... What Are we Really Talking About? A 10 Country Reflection (Part 1)

3:30pm
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5:00pm
04 SES 07 B: Inclusive Education... What Are we Really Talking About? A 10 Country Reflection (Part 2)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Ines Alves
Panel Discussion continued from 04 SES 06 B
 

Inclusive Education... What Are we Really Talking About? A 10 Country Reflection (Part 2)

5:15pm
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6:45pm
04 SES 08 B: Untangling the Racialisation of Disability in Europe: Exploring Intersectional Perspectives
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Fabio Dovigo
Panel Discussion
 

Untangling the Racialisation of Disability in Europe: Exploring Intersectional Perspectives

Date: Thursday, 24/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
04 SES 09 B: Assessment and Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Eva Kleinlein
Paper Session
 

Bridging the Practice Gap between Inclusive Assessment and Inclusive Education



Formative Assessment for Students with Disabilities: A Case Study from India



Fake Real! The Participative Development and Evaluation of an App for Adolescents with an Intellectual Disability to Assess Online Information

12:15pm
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1:15pm
12 SES 10.5 A: NW 12 Network Meeting - Open Research in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Christoph Schindler
NW 12 Network Meeting
 

NW 12 Network Meeting

1:30pm
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3:00pm
04 SES 11 B: Inclusive Education in the Digital Era: A Comparison of International Perspectives
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Heidrun Demo
Chair: Heidrun Demo
Symposium
 

Inclusive Education in the Digital Era: A Comparison of International Perspectives

Chair: Heidrun Demo

Discussant: Heidrun Demo

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Towards a Systematization of Digital Inclusive Education: Insights from National Strategies and Policies in Four European Countries

Rozita Petrinska Labudovikj, Milica Timchevska

 

School Practices Towards the Digitalization of Teaching, Learning, and Assessment from the Perspectives of School Leaders, Teachers and Students

Katerina Todorova, Edvina Bešić

 

Teachers’ Perceptions about Promising Uses of Digital Technologies for Inclusive Teaching and Learning

Anna Frizzarin, Rosa Bellacicco

3:30pm
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5:00pm
04 SES 12 B: Practices in Inclusive Learning Contexts
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Raphael Zahnd
Paper Session
 

(De)Institutionalisation: Turning a Lens Back on to Practice in the UK



Investigating alternative pedagogical practices to include Chinese International Students in the Western learning environment



Teachers’ Deracialization Practices – How Teachers Can Utilize Their Anti-Racist Ambitions in Their Work

5:15pm
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6:45pm
04 SES 13 B: Building Inclusion Through Collaboration and Interconnectedness
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Clare Uytman
Paper Session
 

Seeing Me, Seeing You: Partner-Led Co-creation of Resources to Represent Disability in Education Settings.



School Connectedness: An Under-utilised Resource for Inclusion



Collaboration Strategies Among Teachers for the Inclusion of Vulnerable Students Through Cooperative Learning Teams

Date: Friday, 25/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
04 SES 14 B: Diversity Awareness: A Teacher Focused European Perspectives (Part 1)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Ana Kozina
Chair: Urška Štremfel
Symposium to be continued in 04 SES 16 B
 

Diversity Awareness: A Teacher Focused European Perspectives (PART 1)

Chair: Ana Kozina

Discussant: Urška Štremfel

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Teachers’ Diversity Awareness and Critical Consciousness – Exploring Teachers’ Role in Supporting Diversity and Social Justice in Schools

Iva Odak, Jelena Matic Bojic, Ivana Pikić Jugović, Saša Puzić

 

Is the HAND in HAND: Empowering Teachers Programme Effective? Assessment of Socio-Emotional Competencies and Diversity Awareness Across Five Countries

Nina Roczen, Mojca Rozman, Johannes Hartig, Ximena Delgado-Osorio

 

The Role of Mindfulness in Fostering Social-Emotional Competencies and Diversity Awarneness of Teachers in Slovenia

Ana Kozina, Tina Vršnik Perše

1:30pm
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3:00pm
04 SES 16 B: Diversity Awareness: A Teacher Focused European Perspectives (Part 2)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Chair: Ana Kozina
Chair: Urška Štremfel
Symposium continued from 04 SES 14 B
 

Diversity Awareness: A Teacher Focused European Perspectives (PART 2)

Chair: Ana Kozina

Discussant: Urška Štremfel

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Using Empathic Curiosity as a Tool for Embracing Diversity (Or to Increase Diversity Awareness Among Teachers and Students)

Helene Dahlström, Magnus Oskarsson

 

HAND IN HAND: Empowering Teachers Program. Implementation and Results of the Pre-Assessment in Austria

Valerie Fredericks, Lisa Paleczek, Christina Oswald, Barbara Gasteiger-Klicpera

 

HEAD Curricular Framework for Principal Professional Development in Establishing an Inclusive School Culture: Effectiveness, Recommendations and Lessons Learnt

Ana Mlekuž, Manja Veldin

3:30pm
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5:00pm
04 SES 17 B: Inclusive Curricula?
Location: Gilbert Scott, Forehall [Floor 2]
Paper Session
 

"We're Always An Afterthought" - Beyond A Curriculum For Most



When “Superdiversity” is the Norm: Inclusion Through the Arts as a Universal Language Guides Children Towards Canadian Curriculum and Wellbeing



Challenges to including EAL pupils in the Music and Language curriculum in Scotland and Norway


 
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