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Session Overview
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Capacity: 80 persons
Date: Tuesday, 22/Aug/2023
1:15pm
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2:45pm
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

3:15pm
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4:45pm
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

5:15pm
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6:45pm
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

Date: Wednesday, 23/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
10 SES 04 A: Digital Technology, ILEs and Learning
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Ainat Guberman
Paper Session
 

VR in Education: The impact of a VR-supported intervention on Pre-service teachers’ VR Technological and Pedagogical Content Knowledge



Integration of Educational Technologies into Teaching: A Systematic Review of Intervention Studies



From TPACK to TAPACK: A Case for Foregrounding Affect in Teaching and Learning with Technology in Teacher Education

1:30pm
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3:00pm
10 SES 06 A: Reflection and Reflexivity in the Context of Inquiry-Based Learning
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Jan-Hendrik Hinzke
Chair: Antonia Beatrice Scholkmann
Symposium
 

Reflection and Reflexivity in the Context of Inquiry-Based Learning: Chances to Initiate Professionalization in Teacher Education?

Chair: Jan-Hendrik Hinzke

Discussant: Antonia Scholkmann

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Developing Reflexivity in Scottish ITE through Enquiry: A tale of Divergent Conception

Anna Beck, Kate Wall, Susann Hofbauer, Nova Scott

 

Lessons Learned: Are Inquiry Learning Opportunities Actually Beneficial for Student Teachers’ Research Literacy?

Jana Groß Ophoff, Anna Lippert

 

Reflection Between Theoretical Thinking and Practical Acting. How Teacher Students Reflect on ‘Research’ at the Beginning of Inquiry-Based Learning Courses

Jan-Hendrik Hinzke, Alexandra Damm, Vanessa-Patricia Boldt, Angelika Paseka

3:30pm
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5:00pm
10 SES 07 A Room: Learning Communities and Professional Development
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Graham Hallett
Paper Session
 

A Triadic Learning Community In The Kindergarten



Developing a Holistic Pedagogical Design for Supporting Student Teachers' Professional Development



Dialogic Acts During Peer Feedback - Opposition in Degree Projects in Teacher Education

5:15pm
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6:45pm
10 SES 08 A: Teaching and Learning with Technology
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Michael Schlauch
Paper Session
 

Differentiated Instruction in Technology Rich Outcome Focused Learning Environments



Learning-Design. A Proposal for Improving Technology-enhanced Teaching Activities Using ACAD Toolkit.



Humanizing Relationships in Synchronous Group Work - the Role of the Video Camera in Online Learning Contexts

Date: Thursday, 24/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
10 SES 09 A: Diversity, Social Justice and Pedagogical Interventions
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Giulia Filippi
Paper Session
 

Teacher Students’ Sense of Preparedness to Teach in Diverse Lower and Upper Secondary Schools in Norway



Analysing the Notion of 'Disadvantaged' Schools in a European Context: Consequences for Pedagogical Interventions



Promoting Social-emotional Learning in Diverse Settings



Formal Mentor Course in Pedagogical Practice: Methods and Strategies to Ensure High Quality Teacher Communication with Vulnerable Students in School.

12:15pm
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1:15pm
10 SES 10.5 A: NW 10 Network Meeting
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Susann Hofbauer
Chair: ML White
NW 10 Network Meeting
 

NW 10 Network Meeting

1:30pm
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3:00pm
10 SES 11 A: Creativity and Arts Based Teaching and Learning
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: A.Lin Goodwin
Paper Session
 

Education Toward Listening In Music Class As a Generic Skill In Teaching



Teacher Students’ Development Of Creativity Through Learning Theories

3:30pm
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5:00pm
10 SES 12 A: Reflections of Teaching
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Minna Körkkö
Paper Session
 

Fostering Final Year Initial Teacher Education Students’ Data Literacy to Inform Their Reflections on Teaching



Strengths-based Reflective Approaches in Teacher Education Course Programmes to Promote Inclusive Values and Attitudes: What do the Student-teachers Think?



Unpacking the Diversity in Teachers' Work: Pre- and in-service Teachers' Conceptions

5:15pm
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6:45pm
10 SES 13 A: The Quality and Status of Teacher Education
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Maria Pacheco Figueiredo
Paper Session
 

Teacher Training for Sustainable Development: Knowledge, Competencies and Educational Experiences of Higher Education Students



Lessons from a System-Level Health-Check of Initial Teacher Education



Factors of Choice of Teaching as a Second Career: Results from a Transnational Project



Influences on Career Choices of the Prospective Teachers: The Micro-Agentic Explanation

Date: Friday, 25/Aug/2023
9:00am
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10:30am
10 SES 14 A: Promoting Inclusion and Social Justice through Teacher Education Programmes
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Dillon Landi
Chair: Ann MacPhail
Symposium
 

Promoting Inclusion and Social Justice through Teacher Education Programmes

Chair: Ann MacPhail

Discussant: Dillon Landi

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Shared Responsibility across a Shared Island: Teaching Social Justice in Initial Teacher Education

Ann MacPhail, Antonio Calderon

 

Diversity Responsive Teacher Educators: A Professional Development Trajectory

Benjamin Ponet, Hanna Tack, Wendelien Vantieghem, Ruben Vanderlinde

 

Supporting Beginning Teachers with Significant Physical or Sensory Impairments

Ainat Guberman, Sharona Elias Marcus, Orit Dahan, Guy Finkelshtein

1:30pm
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3:00pm
10 SES 16 A: Programme for Sustainable Teacher Education, Helpful for Leadership in Educationally Relevant Skills
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Miia Rannikmae
Chair: Jack Holbrook
Symposium
 

Developing and Evaluating a Highly Interactive Programme for Sustainable Teacher Education, Helpful for Leadership in Educationally Relevant Skills

Chair: Miia Rannikmäe

Discussant: Jack Holbrook

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Stucture and Contexts of a Cross-national STEM Education, Modular Course, based on the operational model of transversal skills.

Miia Rannikmae, Tuula Keinonen, Cecilia Galvão, Josip Burušić

 

Professional Self-Management Skills of STEM Teachers: How Important Are They and How Can They be Improved?

Josip Burušić, Marija Šakić Velić, Janja Sušić

 

Student Science Teacher perspectives on Interaction and Communication Skills

Anssi Salonen, Kari Sormunen, Ville Tahvanainen, Anu Hartikainen-Ahia

 

A Professional Development Course for prospective STEM teachers to promote Educationally Relevant Skills

Regina Soobrad, Miia Rannikmäe, Cláudia Faria

3:30pm
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5:00pm
10 SES 17 A: Understanding the Role of Teacher Dispositions
Location: Rankine Building, 106 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Janet Clinton
Symposium
 

Understanding the Role of Teacher Dispositions in Preparing New and Prospective Teachers for a Complex and Diverse Future

Chair: Janet Clinton

Discussant: Mirjamaija Mikkilä-Erdmann

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Who Wants to be a Teacher? The Role of Teacher Selection Assessment in Understanding Individual Characteristics of Prospective Teachers

Janet Clinton, Laura Smith, Vessela Ilieva

 

What Makes an Effective Teacher? International Perspectives

Ruth Aston, Katina Tan, Laura Elvie Smith

 

Classroom Readiness: The Relationship Between Teacher Selection and Teaching Standards

Ron Keamy, Mark Selkrig, Katina Tan

 

A Teacher-disposition Informed Theory of Change Connecting Initial Teacher Education, Teaching Practice and Education Policy 

Janet Clinton, Ruth Aston, Riitta-Leena Metsäpelto


 
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