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Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Capacity: 40 persons

Date: Tuesday, 22/Aug/2023
10:00am - 12:00pm	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
1:15pm - 2:45pm	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
3:15pm - 4:45pm	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
5:15pm - 6:45pm	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

Date: Wednesday, 23/Aug/2023
9:00am - 10:30am	13 SES 04 A: Time and Education: queer temporalities, rituals, and the art of hesitation Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Marie Hållander Paper Session Time, Ritual and Difference: Rethinking the Pedagogy of Rituals in Schools "We Lay There, Waiting to See What We Would See”: Queer Temporalities of Education in the Pandemic’s Time The Art of Hesitation in Education
1:30pm - 3:00pm	13 SES 06 A: Educational Spaces: democratic museums, “nice areas”, and online heterotopias Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Ian Munday Paper Session Zones of Rationality: Museum Education and Democratic Lifeworlds
3:30pm - 5:00pm	13 SES 07 A: Challenges to academic freedom, and questionable publishing practices Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Marie Hållander Paper Session Educational-Philosophical Frames of Academic Freedom Taking Care of our Academic Freedom in Post-truth Times Who Deserves Credit for Multiple Authorship Published Educational Research?
5:15pm - 6:45pm	13 SES 08 A: Profanity, emancipation, and Latour’s modes of existence Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Joris Vlieghe Paper Session 'Whatever Singularity': Ethico-Political Considerations in Teacher Education Bruno Latour and the Education of the Moderns. Modes of Existence, Dreams of Progress, and the Idea of Emancipation. On The Modes of Existence of Educational Beings

Date: Thursday, 24/Aug/2023
9:00am - 10:30am	13 SES 09 A: Affect: feeling diversity, queering failure, and teaching excessively Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Piotr Zamojski Paper Session Queering Classed Failures In Higher Education: A Method Of Unknowing (And Un-Feeling) Class Deficits
12:15pm - 1:15pm	13 SES 10.5 A: NW 13 Network Meeting Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Ian Munday NW 13 Network Meeting NW 13 Network Meeting
1:30pm - 3:00pm	13 SES 11 B: Educating with Newcomers in Mind. Session 1 Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Tomasz Szkudlarek Symposium Educating with Newcomers in Mind. Session 1 Chair: Tomasz Szkudlarek Discussant: Tomasz Szkudlarek Presentations of the Symposium What Shall We Do with Next-Gen Children? Wills Kalisha Multicultural Tact. Representing the World in a Culturally Diverse Society Tommaso Rompianesi, Line Hilt Dilemmas and Possibilities when Teaching Newly Arrived Pupils Heidi Gudmundset, Sara Broevig Oestby Arriving Thrown: The Facticity and Challenges of Dwelling as a Migrant Child Lana Parker
3:30pm - 5:00pm	13 SES 12 C: Educating with Newcomers in Mind: Session 2 Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Tomasz Szkudlarek Symposium Educating with Newcomers in Mind: Session 2 Chair: Tomasz Szkudlarek Discussant: Tomasz Szkudlarek Presentations of the Symposium The indispensability of Difference: Pedagogical Responsiveness to (Im)migrant Students' Foreignness Anna Kirova Education under Conditions of Radical Homelessness: Generosity and Aristocratic Proletarianism Joris Vlieghe, Piotr Zamojski Phenomenological Pedagogic Addressed by a Radical Humanism. Tone Saevi Ethical Decision-Making in Uncertain Times: Teachers' and Leaders' Challenges in Educating Newly Arrived Students Eivind Larsen
5:15pm - 6:45pm	13 SES 13 A: Panel Discussion of Soyoung Lee's Politics of Alterity: Education, Art, Politics (2022, Wiley) Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Paul Standish Panel Discussion Panel Discussion of Soyoung Lee's Politics of Alterity: Education, Art, Politics (2022, Wiley)

Date: Friday, 25/Aug/2023
9:00am - 10:30am	13 SES 14 A: Double Symposium: Bildung: Between the Familiar and the Unknown (Part 1) Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Line Hilt Chair: Marit Hoveid Symposium to be continued in 13 SES 16 A Part 1 of Double Symposium: Bildung: Between the Familiar and the Unknown Chair: Line Hilt Discussant: Marit Honerød Hoveid Presentations of the Symposium At the Foot of Yggdrasil. (Nordic) Bildung after Progress. Carl Anders Säfström, Morten T. Korsgaard Bildung, Place, and Authenticity Line Hilt, Øyvind Wiik Halvorsen, Kjersti Lea Patriotism, Love, and Shared Faith Kjersti Fjørtoft Bildung as Action Competence and Solidarity in Local and Global Places Birthe Lund
1:30pm - 3:00pm	13 SES 16 A: Double Symposium: Nostalgia: Possibilities and Dangers (Part 2) Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Morten T. Korsgaard Chair: Marit Hoveid Symposium continued from 13 SES 14 A Part 2 of Double Symposium: Nostalgia: Possibilities and Dangers Chair: Morten T. Korsgaard Discussant: Marit Honerød Hoveid Presentations of the Symposium Nordic Bildung, Nostalgia, and Togetherness Mariann Solberg Nostalgia, Bildung, and Alienation. Morgan Deumier, Morten T. Korsgaard Singing Together. The Clash between Nostalgic and Enlightenment Ideals. Merete Wiberg A Pedagogy of Place in the 21st century – Possible and Desirable? Lars Petter Storm Torjussen
3:30pm - 5:00pm	13 SES 17 A: Adam Smith and Education Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3] Chair: Ian Munday Panel Discussion Adam Smith and Education

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