Conference Agenda

Overview and details of the sessions of this conference. Please select a date or location to show only sessions at that day or location. Please select a single session for detailed view (with abstracts and downloads if available).

 
 
Session Overview
Date: Monday, 21/Aug/2023
9:00am
-
9:30am
99 ERC SES 01 A: ERC Opening Ceremony
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Saneeya Qureshi
Chair: Satu Perälä - Littunen
Conference Opening
 

ERC Opening Ceremony

9:30am
-
10:30am
99 ERC SES 02 A: ERC Interactive Session: The Value of Diversity in Education and Educational Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Satu Perälä - Littunen
Interactive Session
 

ERC Interactive Session: The Value of Diversity in Education and Educational Research

10:00am
-
5:30pm
WERA 01: WERA IRN Working meeting (1/2)
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Jana Groß Ophoff
11:00am
-
12:30pm
99 ERC SES 03 A: Inclusive Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Michelle Proyer
Paper Session
 

This space is not built for people like us: An Institutional Ethnography of Disability Inclusion Policies in a Nigerian university



Stories of Teacher Development: Experiences that Influence Inclusive Practice Beliefs



Constructing School Principals’ Leadership Autonomy regarding Inclusion Policies: Comparison of School Leaders’ Professional Journals in Germany and Norway

99 ERC SES 03 B: Sociologies of Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carola Mantel
Paper Session
 

Disorder As a Power Relation in Schooling and Education



Working-class Students` Right to Education and Social Justice: Educational and Social Challenges

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

99 ERC SES 03 D: Interactive Poster Session
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Burcu Toptas
Interactive Poster Session
 

Queer Teachers in a Heteronormative Working Environment



Exploring Education as a Complex System in the Digital Age: the Case of Translator Education



Accessible Pathways to Higher Education in the Netherlands: Students’ Perceptions of the Opportunities to Reach Higher Education



Women’s Knowledge and Attitudes about Sexual Violence and Possibilities for Prevention, Education, and Support Interventions in this Area



The impact of Community-based Education Initiatives on the Educational Trajectories of Ethnic Minority Youth

99 ERC SES 03 E: Interactive Poster Session
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Mhairi Beaton
Interactive Poster Session
 

Teachers' Attitudes on Talent Management in High School Education



Differentiation of Learning Tasks as a Path to Educate All Pupils in the First Stage of Primary School



Investigating Saudi Secondary School Teachers’ Use of Social Media for Continuing Professional Development



Nurturing Academic Hospitalities as Neurodivergent Welcome: a Shepherd’s Hut as ECR-led, Participatory ‘Conference Fringe’

99 ERC SES 03 F: Ignite Talks
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Andreas Hadjar
Paper Session
 

Doing the Right Thing? An Exploration of the Construction of, and Response to, ‘Disadvantage’ by Teachers in English Secondary Schools.



Entrepreneurial Universities and Regional Developmental Pathways in German and British Higher Education



Perceptions of Democracy and Diversity Among Student Teachers Preparing to Teach in International Contexts



How do I fit in? A Caribbean Perspective on Social and Personal-Emotional Adjustment to University life.



Multicultural Heritage Education: Exploring World-View-Oriented Heritage Education Model of Antonine Wall for New Scots

99 ERC SES 03 G: Teacher Education Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Arnaud Dubois
Paper Session
 

A Policy for Practice: A Document Analysis of National Guidelines and Principles for Mentoring Newly Qualified Teachers



The Impact of Geographical School Location on Teacher Retention and Attrition: The Case of Early Career TESOL Teachers in Vietnam



A Cross-national Study of the Practice Component of English Language Teacher Education Programmes: Algeria in the International Context

99 ERC SES 03 H: Identity and Agency in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Dayana Balgabekova
Chair: Hosay Adina-Safi
Paper Session
 

Shaping Change in Teacher Identities: Diffractive Auto/ethnography through Cartomancy



Mapping the Landscapes of Dialogic Teacher Identity: a Multidisciplinary Approach



Teachers Agency in the Time of Postcolonial Education Reform

99 ERC SES 03 I: Research in Higher Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Rosemary Deem
Paper Session
 

Place of Well-being in Doctoral Researcher Development: Examining Support Services



Using Research-Engaged Evaluation to Develop Sense of Belonging and Educational Community for Students in Higher Education



Interdisciplinarity – A Preliminary Review of the Literature



Employability Development in Liberal Arts Undergraduates: Evidence From a Dutch University College

99 ERC SES 03 J: Families and Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Sofia Eleftheriadou
Paper Session
 

Can Technology-Enhanced Practice make perfect? A Systematic Review on Technology-Enhanced Learning in Higher Education



Failure in Postdigital Educational Contexts



Me, my Selfie and I: an Exploration of Subjectivity and Identity Portrayal in Children's Social Media Use

99 ERC SES 03 K: Language Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Paper Session
 

Describing and Explaining Literacy Practices in Diverse Contexts



Up against Whiteness: The Intersectional Experiences of Chinese Women Teachers in the English Language Teaching Industry

99 ERC SES 03 L: Policy Studies and Politics of Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Elsa Lee
Paper Session
 

Can a Public-Private Education Policy Transform the Lives of Disadvantaged Children? Private School Inclusion via India’s Right to Education Act



The State of Critical Thinking in Algerian EFL Classes between Policy Discourse and Policy Implementation: University Teachers’ Perceptions



The Role for Trade Unions on the Promotion of Lifelong Learning and Education

99 ERC SES 03 M: Gender and Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Marit Hoveid
Paper Session
 

Perceptions and Experiences of Women Academics in Turkey Regarding Mansplaining



French Contribution to Trans Studies in Physical Education



Voices from Girls with Autism - Lived Experience of Participation in Secondary School

99 ERC SES 03 N: Social Justice and Intercultural Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Fabio Dovigo
Paper Session
 

Intercultural Dimension in the Italian Juvenile Justice System. Intercultural Competence of Justice Professionals Working with Foreign Minors.



The Experience of Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Displaced Students In Physical Education and Sport Activities



Citizenship Education and Diversity at Secondary Schools in Practice: Insights from the Literature for a Case Study Research in Antwerp.



Taking Steps Towards Epistemically Aware and Inclusive Learning Spaces

99 ERC SES 03 O: Participatory Experiences in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 529 [Floor 5]
Chair: Satu Perälä - Littunen
Paper Session
 

The LCA Programme and the Recognition of Difference: Issues of Value and Parity of Esteem in Post-Primary Education.



Building Supportive and Collaborative Relationships in Times of Change: A Relational Approach to Mandated and Non-mandated Networks in a School-District



An International Academic Leadership Development Program: Mid-term Impacts on Personal Growth and Professional Practices

99 ERC SES 03 P: Science and Environment Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 508 [Floor 5]
Chair: Ottavia Trevisan
Paper Session
 

The Role of Teacher Education in Teachers' ESE Self-efficacy: A Quantitative Analysis



The Diversity of Teaching Postures in Formal Climate Change Education



The Effects of Education for Sustainable Development in Students' Career Choices

99 ERC SES 03 Q: Health and Wellbeing Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 408 [Floor 4]
Chair: Edwin Keiner
Paper Session
 

Becoming Your Own Best Self - Self-Optimization in Youth Education in Finland



Do You Remember How You Felt? Affective Memories, Achievement Emotions and Learning.



Exploring Food And Nutrition Education And Supporting Pupils’ Capabilities in Adopting Health Promoting Behaviours



Teachers’ Voice on Wellbeing Education – Experiences and Perspectives from the Puppetry-Based Socioemotional Learning Programme

     
12:30pm
-
1:30pm
99 ERC SES 03.5: Lunch Break Event: Getting to Know EERA and Making the Most of the Emerging Researchers' Conference and ECER (sign up required)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Atrium
Chair: Saneeya Qureshi
Lunch Break Event - sign up required
 

Getting to Know EERA and Making the Most of the Emerging Researchers' Conference and ECER

1:30pm
-
3:00pm
100 ERC SES 04: Working Meeting - EERA Exec
Location: Gilbert Scott, Robing Room [Floor 2]
Chair: Joe O'Hara
Chair: Marit Hoveid
Working Meeting - EERA Exec
 

Working Meeting - EERA Exec

99 ERC SES 04 A: Inclusive Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Michelle Proyer
Paper Session
 

Teaching Sensitive and Controversial Issues in The History Classroom: Exploratory Case Studies in England



Empowering Marginalized Students to Speak up through Dialogic Literary Gatherings: an Ethnographic Case Study in Ghana



Views and Experiences of Teachers Working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pupils with SEND

99 ERC SES 04 B: Sociologies of Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carola Mantel
Paper Session
 

Teaching in Prison : an Atypical Career for a Minority of Professionals in France



Choice of Subjects and Academic Achievement in the Context of the New Baccalauréat in France

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

99 ERC SES 04 D: Interactive Poster Session
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Burcu Toptas
Interactive Poster Session
 

Mental Health’s Perception of Gender Creative Secondary Students



An Exploratory Multiple-case Study of MEd TESOL Students in the UK: Researcher and Participants’ Reflective and Reflexive Practices



Men Experiencing Sexual Violence by Women. Sociopedagogical Analysis of the Phenomenon in Poland.



Navigating the Dialogic Possibilities of Teaching: Mapping Student Teachers' Dialogic Experiences and Identities

99 ERC SES 04 E: Ignite Talks
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Franz Kaiser
Paper Session
 

Need for Higher Education Administrative Data: Opportunities and Challenges



Professional Identity and School Environment – Influences on Teacher Agency



Facilitating for Participation in School: Pupils’ Self-determination in a Norwegian School



Understanding and Facilitating the Changing Role of Further Education and Trainining Teachers in Strategic Partnerships with Industry



Title Case ‘The Impact of Including AS students on the Processes and Outcomes of a ‘leadership for Inclusion’ team.



Exploring Science Teachers’ Experiences in Lesson Study: a Critical Participatory Action Research Study

99 ERC SES 04 F: Teacher Education Research
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Carmel Capewell
Paper Session
 

Typological Analysis of Secondary School Teachers' Careers prior to Entering Teaching



The Role of Institutional Habitus in the Development of Teacher Identity in Pre-Service Teacher Education



Many Faces of Ignorance: Reviewing Educational Conceptualizations of and Approaches to Transnational Ignorance about Indigenous Peoples



Learning Moments and Cognitive Presence; a Study in the Nature and Promise of Informal and Incidental Learning

99 ERC SES 04 G: Communities, Families and Schooling in Educational Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Gasper Cankar
Paper Session
 

The Power of Enthusiasm – A Case Study of the Potential of School Volunteering Programmes



Reliable or Rootless: Debating Native Adolescents’ Construction of Place Belonging in Rural China

99 ERC SES 04 H: Research in Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Arnaud Dubois
Paper Session
 

Who Are They Now? Faculty in evolving higher education institutes



Research and Teaching in the Career Development of Higher Education.



Academic Diaspora, Home Country Development, and Internationalization

99 ERC SES 04 I: Assessment, Evaluation, Testing and Measurement
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Klaus Rummler
Paper Session
 

Engaging Diffractive Ethnography To Explore Student and Teacher Perceptions of Collaborative Testing To Enhance Learning and Engage STEM Students.



Hitting the Mark: Formative Assessment and the Development of Capabilities in a Primary School Context



The Design and Development of a Measurement Scale for Evaluating Teaching Effectiveness from Students' Perspective



Teachers’ Formative Assessment Literacy in the Confucian Culture Context: Design and Validation of an Inventory

99 ERC SES 04 J: Policy Studies and Politics of Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Maria Weber
Paper Session
 

The Science-Policy Interface of Sustainability and Climate Change Education



The Affective Entanglements Between Neo-Nationalism and Neoliberalism in French Higher Education Policy.



“There is Demand, There is Market,” on the Implementation of Chinese Prohibitive Shadow Education Policy---Double Reduction from the Tutors’ Perspective

99 ERC SES 04 K: Gender and Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Victoria Showunmi
Paper Session
 

“Everywhere You Get These Models of What You Should be Like” - Men, Masculinity Ideals and Mental Health



Neo-Nationalism and Anti-Gender Discourse: Higher Education Institutions’ Role in Polish Anti-Liberal Politics



Female Underrepresentation in Syrian Universities Senior-Leadership Positions: Perceptions, Barriers, and Enablers

99 ERC SES 04 L: Social Justice and Intercultural Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Minge Chen
Chair: Hosay Adina-Safi
Paper Session
 

Factors influencing teachers’ identity in Indigenous rural contexts: The FITIRIS Model



The Applicability of Intersectionality in the Scottish Education System



A Fragmented Sense of Belonging: non-EU Young Adult and Adult Students' Experiences in Finland

99 ERC SES 04 M: Professional Learning and Development
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Sofia Eleftheriadou
Paper Session
 

Discovering an Old Philosophy: Imaginative Education Theory for Teacher Professional Development



The Diverse Role of the Primary School Teaching Assistant; Implications of Identity, Status and Professionalism . An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis



Current Provision for Professional Development for Middle leaders in Chinese Higher Vocational Colleges



Chinese Physical Education Student-teachers' Attitudes to Using WeChat Group for Professional Learning

99 ERC SES 04 N: Science and Environment Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Paper Session
 

A Systematic Literature Review on University Campus as a Living Laboratory for Sustainable Development



Revealing the Characteristics of Learning for Children in Forest School and the Implications for Professional Practice.

99 ERC SES 04 O: Health and Wellbeing Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 529 [Floor 5]
Chair: Satu Perälä - Littunen
Paper Session
 

EDEN - Educational Environments with Nature. Toward an interdisciplinary green curriculum with plants.



The Role of Wellbeing and Disposition of Preservice Teachers: Predicting Future Teacher Behaviour Relating to Diversity and Equity

99 ERC SES 04 P: Equity in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 508 [Floor 5]
Chair: Ottavia Trevisan
Paper Session
 

The Maker Approach to Support Equity in STEM Education



Atypical Academic Pathways: Young Students' Perspectives



Exploring the Impact of a Widening Participation Outreach Programme on Second-level Students’ College Readiness and Educational Progression.

99 ERC SES 04 Q: Curriculum Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 408 [Floor 4]
Chair: Edwin Keiner
Paper Session
 

Teacher Agency in Curriculum-Making in the Republic of Georgia: A Critical Analysis



Conceptualising Curriculum as Encounter: Exploring Student Collegiality in Higher Education

   
3:30pm
-
5:00pm
100 ERC SES 05: Working Meeting - EERA Exec
Location: Gilbert Scott, Robing Room [Floor 2]
Chair: Joe O'Hara
Chair: Marit Hoveid
Working Meeting - EERA Exec
 

Working Meeting - EERA Exec

99 ERC SES 05 A: NW 10. Teacher Education Workshop: Making and Connecting: LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® and Teacher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: ML White
Network Workshop
 

Network 10 Teacher Education ERC Workshop: Making and Connecting: LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® and Teacher Education

99 ERC SES 05 B: NW 12. Workshop: Connecting Research, Practice and Infrastructure
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Christoph Schindler
Network Workshop
 

Network 12 Open Research in Education ERC Workshop: Connecting Research, Practice and Infrastructure

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

99 ERC SES 05 D: Histories of Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carola Mantel
Paper Session
 

The Reception of Hygiene, Eugenics, and Theories of Degeneration in the Chilean Education: A Historical Analysis



Diversity in Education: Linguistic, Religion Approaches: Language Concepts:



Exploring the Intellectual Influence of John Dewey on the Educational Initiatives of Gandhi and Ambedkar: A Critical Comparison

99 ERC SES 05 E: Teacher Education Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmel Capewell
Paper Session
 

Uncovering the Teaching Anxieties of Pre-service Teachers and the Reasons behind



A Closer Look at Teacher Commitment through the Perspectives of Novice Teachers



Preparing Primary School Teachers at University: Students’ Beliefs for Global Awareness. A Comparative Study

99 ERC SES 05 F: Communities, Families and Schooling in Educational Research
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Paper Session
 

A Comparative Study of Educational Provision and Experience of Rural Students in Rural and Suburban Boarding Schools in Middle China



Parental Involvement in Children’s Education; A Developing Country Perspective



Understanding Disciplinary-specific Academic Resilience: Case Study of a Southeast Asian Scholar in Higher Education in Sweden.

99 ERC SES 05 G: Research in Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Dragana Radanović
Paper Session
 

Higher Education Accountability to Student Voice in the UK: Student Representatives’ Perceptions



"Kazakhstan's Quest for World-class University: Interplay Between Global, National and Local"



Challenges including students with Autism Spectrum Disorder at university: The faculty staff voices.



University Students' Perceptions of Studying Abroad Based on the Push-Pull Theory

99 ERC SES 05 H: ICT in Education and Training
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Klaus Rummler
Paper Session
 

Investigating the Form and Purpose of Augmented Reality and Game-Based Learning when Designing and Implementing Curriculum to Support Student Learning.



Integration of Computational Thinking into Mathematics and Science Preservice Teacher Education Courses



Commercial off-the-Shelf Game Play and L2 Identity Development

99 ERC SES 05 I: Policy Studies and Politics of Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Ottavia Trevisan
Paper Session
 

How do private schools respond to regulatory reform? School Inclusion Law in Chile 2015-2020



Transitions Within Swedish Compulsory School as a Policy ‘Problem’

99 ERC SES 05 J: Gender and Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Victoria Showunmi
Paper Session
 

The Value of Graduate Education: Investigation of Individual and Relational Factors



Methodological Reflection on the Application of the Feminist Perspective.



Gender-specific Subjectification Processes of Teenagers in the Informal Digital Learning and Educational Space YouTube

99 ERC SES 05 K: Social Justice and Intercultural Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Sabine Weiss
Chair: Hosay Adina-Safi
Paper Session
 

Researching the Best Choreographies for Young People’s Well-being and Citizenship in the here and now



Reinforcing and Resisting Racialisation in Finnish Schools via Humour



Effect of Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) in Luxembourg on Language Performance: Closing the Gap between different Language Backgrounds?

99 ERC SES 05 L: Participatory Experiences in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Sofia Eleftheriadou
Paper Session
 

The Visual Discourse of the Picturebook in the Spatial and Material context-encouraging mutual communication in Early and Preschool Child Education



Competences for Participation: a Narrative Literature Review



What is the Relevance of a Concept of “Participation” in the Study of Teacher Expectations?

99 ERC SES 05 M: Science and Environment Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Elsa Lee
Paper Session
 

Exploring the Complexity of Education for Sustainability Through Multiple Case Studies



Primate Welfare and Conservation Education Program: Evaluating the Impact in Knowledge and Attitudes on Visitors



Focusing on a Christian ESE: A New Materialst Approach

99 ERC SES 05 N: Mathematics Education Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Ineke Pit-ten Cate
Paper Session
 

Supporting Primary Teachers’ Use of Higher-Level Thinking Questions in Mathematics Lessons



A Strategy for Overcoming Difficulties in Mathematical Problem-solving of Elementary School Students



Factors that Predict the Mathematics and Science Results of Secondary School Students - TIMSS perspective



Comprehensive School Students' Metacognition – Mathematics As an Activating Factor

99 ERC SES 05 O: Educational Leadership
Location: James McCune Smith, 529 [Floor 5]
Chair: Burcu Toptas
Paper Session
 

Leading with Hope in Times of Crisis: A Systems Thinking Approach



A Systematic Literature Review on the Practice of Dialogic Leadership: Its Role Within Education and Outcomes



Algerian Middle School EFL Teachers’ Perceptions and Reported Practices of Teacher Leadership

99 ERC SES 05 P: Didactics - Learning and Teaching
Location: James McCune Smith, 508 [Floor 5]
Chair: Susanne Maria Weber
Paper Session
 

Teachers’ Interactions with Linguistically Diverse Learners in Primary School Mathematics



Plurilingual Literary Writings as Tools to Develop Students´ Creativity and Critical Thinking Skills



A Historical Panorama of Literature Teaching - Results from a Systematic Literature Review

99 ERC SES 05 Q: Research in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 408 [Floor 4]
Chair: Edwin Keiner
Paper Session
 

Strengthening of the University of the Third Age through Intergenerational learning of older displaced people



The Italian Universal Civil Service Abroad as a Non-formal Learning Context for Global Citizenship Education

   
5:10pm
-
5:45pm
99 ERC SES 06 A: ERG - Network Meeting
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Saneeya Qureshi
ERG Network Meeting
 

Emerging Researchers' Group Network Meeting


Date: Tuesday, 22/Aug/2023
8:30am
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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
-
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.

Date: Wednesday, 23/Aug/2023
9:00am
-
10:30am
00 SES 04 A: Scottish Council of Deans of Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Margery McMahon
Panel Discussion
 

Scottish Council of Deans of Education - panel discussion

01 SES 04 A: European Perspectives on Teacher Induction and Mentoring (Part 1)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Michelle Helms-Lorenz
Chair: Joanna Madalinska-Michalak
Symposium to be continued in 01 SES 06 B
 

European Perspectives on Teacher Induction and Mentoring Part 1.

Chair: Michelle Helms-Lorenz

Discussant: Joanna Madalińska-Michalak

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Introduction: Ecologies of Teacher Induction and Mentoring in Europe

Hannu Heikkinen, Helle Plauborg, Eva Bjerkholt, Michelle Helms-Lorenz

 

A Comparative Analysis of Teacher Induction: Purposes, Practices and Curriculum Ideologies

Michelle Attard Tonna Michelle michelle.attard-tonna@um.edu.mt University, Eva Bjerkholt, Rachel Shanks, Marco Snoek

 

European Studies on Teacher Induction and Mentoring: a Literature Review

Maria Assunção Flores, Lisbeth Frederiksen, Helle Plauborg, Vasileios Symeonidis

 

Nordic Dimension of Induction and Mentoring

Sally Windsor, Katrin Poom-Valickis, Birna Svanbjörnsdóttir, Lisbeth Lunde Frederiksen

01 SES 04 B: Research Perspectives on Leadership (Part 1)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Sylvie Fontaine
Paper Session to be continued in 01 SES 06 C
 

Cooperative Learning as a Theory and Method for School leaders to Support Teachers` Professional Development



The Mediating Effects of Perceived Skills on Motivation and Perceived Changes in Leadership Styles in an Erasmus+ Leadership Development Program



Helping School Principals Support their Teachers in the Changing World of Students’Assessment

01 SES 04 C: Professional Learning Communities
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonathan Mendels
Paper Session
 

Schools As Professional Communities Of Practice In The Spanish Context



The key to successful discipline-based Professional Learning Communities: Facilitator Identity and Training in a Rapidly Changing Educational Landscape



How Do Teacher Leadership and Departmental Professional Learning Communities Matter for Teacher Self-Efficacy? A Multilevel Analysis

02 SES 04 A: Transition Focus Teacher
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Matthias Pilz
Paper Session
 

The Phenomenon of Vocational Orientation in a General Subject in VET



Teachers and Their Role in the Career Choice Process



School Quality as an Example for Policy Learning: Lessons from a German-Indian Cooperation Project

02 SES 04 B: Curricula
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Pujun Chen
Paper Session
 

Way Forward from Ground Zero: Identifying Stakeholder Views for VET Curriculum Development Model in Agriculture for Northern Part of Cyprus.



Implementing the Competence-Based Approach in Chinese and Russian Vocational Curricula: Lessons Learned From Teacher Interviews and Classroom Observations



Distinction or Distinctiveness: Making Sense of Diversity in Education for High Skills

02 SES 04 C: Learning in VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Janne Kontio
Paper Session
 

"From Apprentice to Learner” - On the Perception of Young People in the Course of the Transformation of Vocational Education



Top Dead Center. The Transformation of a Lexical Item into Practical Work in Bilingual Vocational Education



Meaningfulness in Third Learning Environment in VET

03 SES 04 A: Teacher Agency in Curriculum Making
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sinem Hizli Alkan
Paper Session
 

The “Pico” site of Curriculum Making: building student agency in Initial Teacher Education



Processes of Interdisciplinarity: the Place of Substantive Teacher-teacher Dialogue in Curriculum Development



Faculty Enactment of Higher Education Curriculum and Teaching Policy in Kazakhstan: An Ethnographic Study

04 SES 04 A: The Voices of Children and Young People Regarding Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Donatella Camedda
Paper Session
 

Whose Voices Are Being Heard? A Scoping Review of Research on School Experiences among Persons with Autism and ADHD



Exploring The College Experience Of Students With Intellectual Disabilities Through Photovoice



Our Voice Matters: Children’s Perspective Regarding Their Inclusion

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

04 SES 04 C: Universal Design for Learning
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Alvyra Galkienė
Paper Session
 

Universal Design for Learning and Sense of Coherence Synergy



UNIUDL - University and Universal Design for Learning



Universal Design for Learning Based Teachers' Latent Profiles in Contact and Remote Education

04 SES 04 D: Using the Agents of Change Toolkit to Promote Migrant Integration in Schools
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Di Cantali
Research Workshop
 

Using the Agents of Change Toolkit to Promote Migrant Integration in Schools

04 SES 04 E: The Use of Digital Tools to Support Learning and Teaching
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Yuchen Wang
Paper Session
 

Digital Writing Support in Class 5



Developing a Digital, Adaptive, Inclusive Reading Screening: Evaluating Test Modification's Impact on Students With and Without Learning Disabilities’ Performance



Teachers Producing, Digitalizing and Implementing Content Lesson Material: Results from the Project RegiNaDiff.

04 SES 04 G: Teachers' Skills, Competences and Preparedness for Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: Jonathan Rix
Paper Session
 

‘Ticking the box’: Navigating Ethical and Methodological Tensions within Participatory Research with and for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities



Relationship Between Social-emotional Competencies of Primary School Teachers and the Social Participation of Students with Disabilities



Depth-hermeneutic and Photovoice as Methods in Participatory Research with Adults with Disabilities

05 SES 04 A: Supporting and Integrating Marginalised Young People
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Michael Jopling
Paper Session
 

Promoting Successful Trajectories in Young People who Have Been in Residential Care



Grasping and Working with Inclusion and Exclusion in Urban Youth Work in Denmark.



Discipline on the Edge: School Discipline and Social Marginalization within Segregated Urban Schools

06 SES 04 A: Open Learning Environments Outside Institutional Settings
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Geir Haugsbakk
Paper Session
 

Deep Mediatization as a Driver of Diversity in Education? Empirical Impulses from Media Socialization Research



Digitalisation and Digitality from the Perspective of Educators: Which Impact have Personal Beliefs on the Pedagogical Work?



Artificial Intelligence as a Subject of Intergenerational Learning Arrangements

07 SES 04 A: Tackling Diversity in Education Research: What Works and What Doesn’t.
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Richard Race
Research Workshop
 

Tackling Diversity in Education Research: what works and what doesn’t.

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.

07 SES 04 C: Migration-related Diversity in Curriculum Research
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Henrike Terhart
Paper Session
 

Addressing Antisemitism Through Culturally Relevant Teaching: An Examination of the UNESCO Curriculum



Religious Diversity in Confessional Religious Education Curricula in the Republic of Croatia: a Comparative Analysis



The Relationship Between Embodied Experience, Sociocultural Context, and Understanding of Scientific Concepts

07 SES 04 D JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education IV
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Joint Paper Session, Nw 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Body, Brain and Soul Citizenship: Dancing for the Exercise of Rights



“If Algeria Is in the Title, No One Will Come”: Longitudinal Reflections on Place and Belonging as International Students

07 SES 04 F JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education III
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session, NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information in 20 SES 04 A JS
08 SES 04 A: Self-care and wellbeing of education professionals
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Irene Torres
Paper Session
 

Somatic Experiencing Based Self-Care Practices for School Counselors Providing Suicide Interventions: “Look After Yourself”



Primary School Teachers’ Perceptions about their own Social and Emotional Wellbeing at Work



Effectiveness of Strategies in Promoting Teacher Wellbeing: A Mixed Methods Study

08 SES 04 B: Novel approaches to promoting wellbeing and relationship quality in schools
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Monica Carlsson
Paper Session
 

Rethinking Wellbeing Education Post Covid – a Novel Intervention for Promoting Socioemotional Learning Through Puppetry



The Concept of Resonance in Education: Quality and Resonance as Reference Points for School Quality



Singing for Wellbeing in School

09 SES 04 A: Network 09 Keynote: International Large-Scale Assessments and Education in the 21st Century
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Sarah Howie
Network 09 Keynote Lecture
 

International Large-Scale Assessments and Education in the 21st Century

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

10 SES 04 B: Teacher Literacies
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Christopher Day
Paper Session
 

Participatory Learning in Qualitative Method for Teacher Education Students to Develop Experience with the Researcher Perspective



Supporting Student Teachers’ Development of Research Literacy with Observational Tools



The Advancement of Media Literacy Education in Initial Teacher Education in Germany, Turkey, and the USA.



Kindling The Crystal Flame: Re-imagining Education As A Form of Life

10 SES 04 C: Students’ and Teachers’ Perceptions
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: ML White
Paper Session
 

Status of Israeli Teachers following COVID-19 Circumstances



'It Has Opened My Eyes': Education Students’ Perceptions of Social Justice in a Time of COVID



Implementation Barriers: A Question of Teachers’ Perception?

100 SES 04: Working Meeting - EERA/ Andreas Hadjar
Location: Gilbert Scott, Robing Room [Floor 2]
Chair: Andreas Hadjar
Working Meeting - EERA Finances
 

Working Meeting - EERA Finances

11 SES 04 A: Career in Teaching: Teachers' Motivation and Professionalism
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Dita Nimante
Paper Session
 

Teacher goals and self-efficacy expectations among teachers in Austrian Summer Schools.



Service-Learning Contributions to Initial Teacher Training: Critical Aspects In Civic Engagement Promotion

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

13 SES 04 B: Diversity, contextualising character, and scholastic violence
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Piotr Zamojski
Paper Session
 

Diversity in Educational Philosophy and Educational Policy



Contextualising Character: Students’ Perspectives on the Appropriateness of ‘Character Education’ in Different Situations



School Education and Divine Violence

14 SES 04 A: Schools and Minorities
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Robyn Henderson
Paper Session
 

Beyond Ethnic Incongruence: How Minoritized Pupils Reflect on Student-Teacher Relationships in Mainstream and Supplementary Schools



Don’t cry. You are strong.’ Supplementary Schools as a Social Force for Minoritized Communities



Dialogic Co-creation of Educational Needs Assessment to Address Integration Challenges of Refugee and Migrant Children in Spain

14 SES 04 B: Cultures, Languages and Schools
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Frédéric Torterat
Paper Session
 

Experiences of Practitioners, Students, and Parents of Multiculturalism in Southwest England Schools: Findings of a Multiple Case Study Research



“Dancing in the Margins of Teaching” The Pedagogical Agility of Research-led Community Languages Teachers in Victoria, Australia



Common initiatives in French Elementary School: the issue of multilingualism

15 SES 04 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Mari-Ana Jones
Paper Session
 

Third Space in Education a Systematic Review Study



Mandated Partnership in Initial Teacher Education: Experiences and Perceptions of Teacher Educators in Wales



Knowledge Co-creation in a School-University Partnership in Norway

16 SES 04 A: Blended Learning and the Classroom of the Future
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Alberto Sánchez-Rojo
Paper Session
 

Design and Evaluation of a Sustainable Blended Study Programme in Higher Education



Blended and Hybrid Learning in post-COVID Schooling - a Field-based Proposal for an Enhanced Taxonomy of Blended and Hybrid Learning



ICT and Learning Spaces. A Qualitative Study of the Classroom of the Future

16 SES 04 B: Using Chatbots and VR Displays
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217B [Lower Ground]
Chair: Stefanie A. Hillen
Paper Session
 

Using Chatbots to Foster Students’ Self-Regulated Learning in a Flipped Classroom: A Mixed-Methods Study



A Comparative Analysis of Virtual Reality Displays for Training of Air Traffic Control: Head-mounted versus Desktop Displays



An Exploratory Study on the Use of Chatbots in Higher Education as Support for Teachers’ Assessment of Written Midterm Assignments

17 SES 04 A: Diversity and Differences in Textbooks and Teaching Practices
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Christian Ydesen
Paper Session
 

Prehistory in School textbooks in the 20th Century: from Homogeneity to Inclusivity and Diversity



Buoyant Plans and Heavy Silence – the Swedish Case of Upper Secondary Psychology in the 1970s and the 1990s



Diversity in Religious Education: a Historical Comparative Perspective on Programmes, Teaching Materials and Teachers’ Practices in England and Italy (1970-2020)

18 SES 04 A: Methodological Considerations in Physical Education Research
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Tom Quarmby
Paper Session
 

The Researcher As An Actor: Negotiating The Researchers’ Role in Collaborative Research Projects in Physical Education



Reflecting on Trauma: using GIFs to Help Facilitate Difficult Conversations Online



Facilitating the Voices of Young People in Alternative Provision Settings: What Perspectives on Physical Education?

19 SES 04 A: Paper Session
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Carl Bagley
Paper Session
 

Rural Education in the Late Modern Metrocentric World – Challenges and Possibilities



Ethnographic Study of Interdisciplinarities as Educational Practices in Modernized Flemish Secondary Schools



Transnational Curriculum Ideas, Local Curriculum Implementations: a Vertical Case-study of History and Citizenship Education in a Chilean High School.

20 SES 04 A JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education III
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Paper Session, NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Children and Collection Objects in Museums: Emerging Multiliteracies and Open Futures.



Arts-based Practices with Young People at the Edge: Reconnecting Young People with the Worlds of Learning and Work



Multiliteracies in the Making: Co-creating a Storybook with Multilingual Families in a Participatory Visual-methods Project

20 SES 04 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education IV
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Joint Paper Session, Nw 07, NW 20, NW 31
21 SES 04 A
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Wilfried Datler
Paper Session
 

Safe, Same, Shame ; Variations on the Counter-transferential Pride of Lesbian Teachers and Psychologists



Contemporary Education: Diversity and Singularity of the Psychoanalytic Reading.



Spaces of Reflection as Social Entities. Psychoanalytic Overtures to the Biography-oriented Discourse

22 SES 04 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Louise Mifsud
Paper Session
 

The Higher Education Landscape of Higher Education Landscapes



The OECD's influence on national higher education policies: Internationalisation in Israel and South Korea



Embracing Human Capital? The OECD and the transformation of Irish Higher Education Policy, 2000-11.

22 SES 04 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Paul Wakeling
Paper Session
 

University, Department, Professors: Levels Of Academic Prestige and Their Relevance for Socially Privileged Students and their Educational Strategies



How Can Leadership Experiences Help Students Transition from Higher Education to the Labour Market? Evidence from Chinese Universities



Boost 4 Career – Assessment of a Distance-Based Career Resource Intervention according to Social Class and Work Status

22 SES 04 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Jani Ursin
Paper Session
 

What Makes Student Evaluations of Teaching an Accurate Measure of Teaching Effectiveness in Higher Education? Meta-analytic Evidence



Exploring Staff Attitudes Towards Academic Integrity in Irish Higher Education



Variables Determining Motivation For Success In University Students In Education

22 SES 04 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Corinna Geppert
Paper Session
 

Connecting Research and Education in Universities of Applied Sciences: Behavioural Intentions of Lecturer-/Researchers, Education Managers and Research Managers



Transversal competences of Higher Education students: Does their self-assessment match external evaluation?



The Diversity of Knowers - Grounds or Excuses for Higher Education Curricula?

22 SES 04 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Rosemary Deem
Paper Session
 

Gender Inequities throughout Educational Researchers’ Career Trajectories: the Chilean case



Gender Equality Plans for Universities: Real or Fake Change?



Making Early Researchers Voices Heard for Gender Equality

23 SES 04 A: Social Justice and the Market in a comparative Perspective: the Maintenance of public Good?
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Romuald Normand
Chair: Lejf Moos
Symposium
 

Social Justice and the Market in a comparative Perspective: the Maintenance of public Good?

Chair: Romuald Normand

Discussant: Lejf Moos

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Schooling torn between Markets and Public Good – Exploring Scotland and Denmark as UK- vs Nordic-dependent Solutions

Paul Adams, John Benedicto Krejsler

 

Enactment of Policy Interventions to Retain Students in a Market-Oriented Secondary Education in Norway

Guri Skedsmo, Sølvi Mausethagen

 

Configurations of Justice and the Role of the State: Debates on public Schools in the Portuguese Press (2001-2021)

Luis Miguel Carvalho, Maria Melo

23 SES 04 B: Managing Diversity and Minoritised Groups’ Education: A Multi-country Perspective
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Tae Hee Choi
Symposium
 

Managing Diversity and Minoritised Groups’ Education: A Multi-country Perspective

Chair: Tae-Hee Choi

Discussant: Haiyan Qian

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Additional Support Needs in Scottish Education: Functional Description or Feature of Failure?

Jane Essex

 

Towards the Development of an Inclusive Leadership Framework for Inclusive Education: Equipping Leaders to be Researchers

Henry Koge

 

Creating and Negotiating Contested Spaces in Teacher Education: Critical Literacies and the Decolonial Turn

Navan Govender

 

Beyond Language Dominating Policy Discourse: A Critical Race Perspective

Miron Bhowmik

23 SES 04 C: Early Childhood Education
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Sara Carlbaum
Paper Session
 

Caring for the ECEC Market? Perspectives from Swedish Municipalities and Private Preschool Providers



Managerialist Dialogue in Early Childhood Education and Care Policy-making in Norway.



The Quest for Preschool Quality: Travelling ideas through a Scandinavian Edu-business

24 SES 04 A: Harnessing Skills and Strategies for Mathematics Learning in Primary School
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Vuslat Seker
Paper Session
 

Spatial Abilities Mediate the Relationship Between Fundamental Movement Skills Development and Mathematics Achievement in Primary School Children



Math Identity Meets Motivation: A Cross-Country Study

25 SES 04: ‘Participation’: A Problematic Lingua Franca for Advancing Student Voice?
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Laura Lundy
Panel Discussion
 

‘Participation’: A Problematic Lingua Franca for Advancing Student Voice?

26 SES 04 A: International Perspectives on the Improvement of Schools Facing Challenging Circumstances
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Paul Armstrong
Symposium
 

International Perspectives on the Improvement of Schools Facing Challenging Circumstances

Chair: Paul Armstrong

Discussant: Carmen Montecinos

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Leading Organisational Learning in Chilean Schools Facing Challenging Circumstances in Times of Disruption

Álvaro González, Jonathan Santana Valenzuela

 

Adaptation and Innovation in Times of Disruption: The Pursuit of Educational Change and equity in a Challenging Urban Context

Christopher Chapman, Mel Ainscow, Stuart Hall, Kevin Lowden

 

Adaptation and Innovation in Times of Disruption: Impacts of Leadership Practice on School Development in Challenging Circumstances

Heinz Günter Holtappels, Lisa Brücher

 

WITHDRAWN Adaptation and Innovation in Times of Disruption: How Schools Working in Challenging Circumstances Overcame Failing Inspection Trajectories?

Bernardita Munoz Chereau, Jo Hutchinson

26 SES 04 B: School Improvement and Quality Through the Lens of Educational Leadership
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Helen Goode
Paper Session
 

Quality And Benefits Of Interventions And Their Effects On The Quality Of Schools



From Road Map for Teacher Quality to an Integrated Approach



The Role of the Critical Friend in Supporting Principals to Lead School Improvement

27 SES 04 A: Symposium: Quality Teaching: What is It, and How Could we Investigate It, from a Subject-specific Perspective?
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Tina Høegh
Chair: Georg Breidenstein
Symposium
 

Quality Teaching: What is It, and How Could we Investigate It, from a Subject-specific Perspective?

Chair: Thomas Illum Hansen

Discussant: Georg Breidenstein

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

L1 Across the Nordic Countries: What and how are Students Reading, and what does this tell us about Quality Teaching?

Marte Blikstad-Balas, Camilla Gudmundsdatter Magnusson

 

Connected Classroom Nordic: The dialogic thread in quality teaching

Tina Høegh, Marie Slot, Michael Peter Jensen

 

Transformations in Quality Literature Education: A Nordic comparative study on inquiry-oriented literature teaching

Thomas Illum Hansen, Nikolaj Elf

27 SES 04 B: Didactic Perspectives in Higher Education and Teacher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: László Horváth
Paper Session
 

Diverse Subject Didactics and General Didactic Perspectives in Teacher Education



Can We Cross? Exploring the Epistemic-Linguistic Line in an In-service Teacher Education Context



Teaching Sustainable Development and Social Responsibility (SDSR) in Higher Education: What Diversity in Teaching Practices?

27 SES 04 C: European Citizenship and the Greater Region
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Benoît Lenzen
Paper Session
 

Europe and the Curriculum. New Approaches to Evaluate Education for Europe in Curricula Across Subjects and National Systems.



Learning About Europe in a Transnational Educational Space – a Study on the Pupils’ Perspectives in the Greater Region



EduLing. Reconstructing Citizenship Education in Language Teaching and Learning in Immersive Schools in the Nothern Basque Country

28 SES 04 A: Reckoning With ‘Context’ In Global Educational Research
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Matthew A.M. Thomas
Symposium
 

Reckoning With ‘Context’ In Global Educational Research: Exploring Its Theoretical And Methodological Implications In Europe And Beyond

Chair: Matthew A.M. Thomas

Discussant: Bob Lingard

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Making Context Matter Using Massey’s Concept of Relational Space

Rhona Brown, Michele Schweisfurth

 

Process Tracing And Comparative Analysis: Contributions From Research On Educational Policy Instrumentation And Reform

Clara Fontdevila, Antoni Verger

 

A Sociological Exploration Of ‘Context’ In Observational Research: Levels, Purposes, And Interpretations

Jennifer Luoto, Matthew A.M. Thomas

28 SES 04 B: Diversity and diversification (special call session): The family and the State - the diversification of an institution
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Benjamin Mazuin
Paper Session
 

International Schooling and Social Stratification in China’s Greater Bay Area



Families vs State: One World, Regional Worlds, or Partisan Worlds of Educational Authority?



WITDRAWN- Small Worlds. Homeschooling and the Modern Family



When Education Meets Environmental Activism: Analysis of the Emergence of the “Outdoor Schools” Movement within French-Speaking Belgium

29 SES 04 A: Special Call: Transdisciplinarity among Arts
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Nancy Vansieleghem
Paper Session
 

Arts Education and Transdisciplinarity: Crossing Worlds through Action-research Processes



The Teacher as Researcher in Arts Education



Studio School. The school as Artist Material in an A-Disciplinary Way



Art-Based Collective Narrative Laboratory: Teacher Experiences and Space Literacies in Schools

30 SES 04 A: Early childhood education and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Nicola Walshe
Paper Session
 

STEM Teaching in Nature-based Early Childhood Education Settings: The Australian Bush Kinder



Teachers’ Actions for Children’s Agency in a Project About Sustainable Consumption



Preschool-naturing in the Anthropocene

30 SES 04 B: Outdoor learning and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Claire Ramjan
Paper Session
 

Out-Smart? Provision of Environmental and Sustainability Education Outdoors Post-Covid and Professional Learning



Fitting The Outreach In: Interrogating School Strategies For Integrating Student-led, Community-based Projects



Between Resonance and Evidence – Meaning-making through out-of-school Encounters in Education for Sustainable Development

30 SES 04 C: ESE in schools different European Countries
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Ebba Lisberg Jensen
Paper Session
 

What Role Does Social Media Play in Environmental Education?



Learning for an Unknown Future – Emotional Positioning in and for Expansive Learning



(Re)Envisoning Resistance for Sustainable Health(y) Futures

31 SES 04 A: Overcoming Challenges of Research on Language Skills: Test Modalities, Adaptation to other Languages, and Longitudinal Measurement
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Chair: Ingrid Gogolin
Symposium
 

Overcoming Challenges of Research on Language Skills: Test Modalities, Adaptation to other Languages, and Longitudinal Measurement

Chair: Irina Usanova

Discussant: Ingrid Gogolin

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A C-test’s Applicability in Foreign Language Development in Secondary School Students in Germany

Ingrid Gogolin, Birger Schnoor, Irina Usanova

 

Chinese Core Analytic Language Skills (CH-CALS): An Innovative Construct and Assessment associated with Chinese Non-fiction Reading Comprehension

Wenjuan Qin

 

Digital vs. Print in Vocabulary Assessment: Investigating the Graz Vocabulary Test (GraWo) in Grade 1

Lisa Paleczek, Susanne Seifert, Martin Schöfl, Gabriele Steinmair

 

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Digital Tools for the Assessment of Young Plurilingual Students

Emmanuelle Le Pichon

31 SES 04 B JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education III
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session, NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information in 20 SES 04 A JS
31 SES 04 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education IV
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Joint Paper Session, Nw 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information in 07 SES 04 D JS
32 SES 04 A: System Approaches to Organizational Change in Schools
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Andreas Schröer
Paper Session
 

Analyzing Influence of Principals’ Cultural Intelligence on Teachers’ Organizational Identification in Highly Diverse Settings



A Systems Approach to School Culture’s Diversity and its Qualitative Investigation.



Are Research-Practice Partnerships a Panacea? A Deep Dive into a Swiss RPP

33 SES 04 A: How Do Teachers and Mothers Cope with LGBTQ+ Challenges in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Brynja Halldórsdóttir
Paper Session
 

Queer Professionality. Opportunities and Challenges of Teacher’s Interpretations of ‘the Many Ways of Living Gender and Sexual Diversity’



Gendering School Space in the Experiences of Mothers of Transgender Children in Different Educational Systems in Israel.

33 SES 04 B: Women’s Representation in STEM
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Veronika Tasner
Paper Session
 

Representations of Gender in School Mathematics: A Study of Upper-Primary National Textbooks in the Republic of Cyprus



Walking the Line of Being a Geek or Not: Race, Gender and Re-surfacing Stereotypes



How the Appearance of Pedagogical Agents Influences the Self-Concept of Science in Physics

 
11:00am
-
12:00pm
00 SES 05 A: Keynote Taylor: Posthumanism and Educational Research: Transdisciplinary Knowledge Imaginaries for More Affirmative Futures
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Angela Jaap
Keynote Presentation
 

Keynote Taylor: Posthumanism and Educational Research: Transdisciplinary Knowledge Imaginaries for More Affirmative Futures

00 SES 05 B: Keynote Artiles: Unpacking the Spectacle of Disability-race Differences - Opportunities for Future Racial Disparities Research
Location: Gilbert Scott, Bute [Floor 4]
Chair: Margery McMahon
Keynote Presentation
 

Keynote Artiles: Unpacking the Spectacle of Disability-race Differences - Opportunities for Future Racial Disparities Research

00 SES 05 C: Keynote Read: Politics, Power and Precarity: Diversity in the Academy in Pandemic Times
Location: Glasgow University Union, Debates Chamber [Floor 2]
Chair: Zoe Moody
Keynote Presentation
 

Keynote Read: Politics, Power and Precarity: Diversity in the Academy in Pandemic Times

   
12:00pm
-
1:30pm
90 SES 5.5: EERA Associatons Meet & Greets
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
 

EERA Associatons Meet & Greets - SSRE (SGBF)



EERA Associatons Meet & Greets - SERA

12:15pm
-
1:15pm
01 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Mentor’s Understanding of Their Mentor Role Before and After a Mentor Course



The Primary School as an Educational Arena for Pre-service Teachers during Practicum



Brief Review of Team Teaching in Education

02 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
03 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Competence-Oriented Curricula and the Promotion of Bildung: The Case of Philosophy Teaching in Norway



How Do the Curricula of Pedagogy and Telecommunications Include Learning to Learn in Spain



International STEM Education Research Hotspots and Development Frontiers --Citespace-based bibliometric analysis

04 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Psychometric Analysis of the AIS, ITICS and TEIP Questionnaires among Teachers in Czech Primary Schools



Between Reasonable Accommodation and Institutional Discrimination. The Example of Special Educational Needs Assessment Procedures



Clustering Greek School-principals by their Values and the Relation to their Attitudes Towards the Inclusive Education of Disabled students



Participation in Inclusive Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) – Assessment of a complex construct



Promoting Basic Reading Skills in Second Graders with Reading Difficulties: A Single Case Study



Teaching Processes Leading to Quality Inclusive Education

05 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Developing a Digital Mental Health Program for Adolescents: Key Takeaways from Digital-based Programs



Factors Predicting Sense of Belonging to School among Students with Migrant Background in Slovenia, Portugal and Hungary



The Applicability and Effectiveness of an Early Intervention Program Supporting School Readiness of Children Living in a Segregated Roma Settlement

06 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Media Education in the Context of Inclusive Society - Theoretical Foundation for an Inclusive Media Education

07 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Return Immigration in Galicia and its Socio-educational Impact on Local Government



Cultural Knowledge of Students for Primary School Teachers.

08 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
Chair: Teresa Vilaça
General Poster Session
 

Health and Wellbeing Education Through Social and Emotional Learning of Future Early Childhood and Primary Education Teachers



The Interplay Between Mindfulness, Bullying, and Victimization in a Sample of Adolescents



Bhutanese School Counselors' views of Challenges to Mental Health and Well-Being of Students in Bhutan.

09 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Assessment of Speaking in English as a Second Language: Teachers’ Assessment Practices Through the Lens of Note-taking



An investigation of Teachers’ Perceptions of Applied use of Formative Assessment in a Public School (primary) in Kazakhstan.

10 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Introducing Teacher Education Students to Escape Rooms as a Didactic Tool for Teaching and Learning in Mathematics



Fair Assessment. A research with prospective teachers



Development of a Video-Based Learning Platform to Improve the Diagnostic Competence of Teachers in Inclusive Science Education Classrooms



What Kinds of Factors Are Related to Danish Student Teachers' Study Intensity?



Teacher Education Curricula Towards Balancing Theory and Practice: A Comparative Study of American and French-Patterned Universities in Lebanon

11 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Improving Ability to Prove Concepts in Nerve Impulse Generation and Transmission Topic in A-Level Students Using Modeling Based Learning (MBL)



How to Improve the Functional Literacy of Reading in Biology Lessons Through the Formulation of High-order Questions? Teacher's Researchnd Education



Development of Skills for Independent Study of Processes Through Practice-Oriented Training



Dimension of International Mobility of Academic Personnel as a Resource for Development of Pedagogical Competence

12 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Finding Wood in the Trees: Mapping and Connecting 25 Years of Large Scale Assessment Data

14 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Primary Teachers' Learning Experiences in the Pursuit of Family-school partnerships in a Multilingual Context.



Measuring Science-Related Beliefs and Attitudes of Parents: Building Students’ Future Science Task Value



What Should Teachers Know and Be Able to Do to Increase Parent Involvement: Perspectives of Dutch Parents and Teachers.

15 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Scaffolding Students’ Professional Development: learning & teaching in complex educational settings

16 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Systematic Literature Review of Definitions of Blended Learning (2000 – 2022)



"Facts against Fakes: Implementing Phenomenon-based Teaching and Learning in Secondary Schools to Counteract Disinformation"



Analysis of Differences in Cognitive Load Using Eye Blink According to Online Education



A Framework for Including ICT and Collaborative Skills in Teaching

19 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
20 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Video Analysis for Studying Rural Teacher's Agency in Digital Age

22 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

The Teaching and Assessment of "Learning to Learn" Competence in the Degree of Pedagogy at the University of Valencia



Stop Dropout: An international Best Practice Study on Preventing Student Attrition and Improving Student Success



Boost 4 Career – A distance intervention for the promotion of career resources



The Development of Educational Quality Through Multi-institutional Higher Education Networks



Learning Curves, Clashes and Compromises – How Curriculum Construction Supports the Transition into First-year STEM Educations



University's Impact on the Community Through Service-Learning Projects. A Research Proposal



Practitioners’ Perceptions of the Design of Lifelong Learning in Higher Education: An Exploratory Case Study



Envisioned Professionalism by 1st Year Bachelor Students



Methodological Proposals to Develop the "Learning to Learn" Competence in University Students, Experiences at the Universitat Politècnica de València.



Enhancing Transformative Education through Flipped Classroom in Higher Education: Insights from the Erasmus+ Project "Developing Flipped Methods for Teaching"



How International Graduates Navigate their Post-Study Route: Differences by the Degree Levels

23 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

From open-ended material to Saviors – A Genealogy of Physical Environments and material in Swedish Preschools



Europeanization of Education: Two Decades of Research Insights in Slovenia



Arts Education as Portrayed in China's Top-policy: A Critical Discourse Analysis



The Micropolitics of Everyday School Life: The Interplay Between Sticky and Fluid Realities

24 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Centennial European Doctoral Disssertations in Mathematics Education. A Documentary Archology Exercise on the Origins of European University Research



How Does the Compare and Contrast Strategy of Concept-Based Learning Affect the High-Order Thinking Skills of 7th Grade Students?

26 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

International Study of Teacher Leadership: Culmination of Cross-Cultural Findings

27 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Developing Subject Specific Didactic Models – Tools for Teaching Practice and Didactic Comparison



Values in Democracy Education - Integrating a Joint Study Program in Teacher Education to Foster Teacher Students’ Competencies and Beliefs



Kazakhstani EFL Teachers' Second/Foreign Language Writing Apprehension and Its Effect on Their Teaching

29 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Positioning and Perspective Taking as Artist and Teacher: Beginning Visual Art Teachers’ Multivoiced Professional Identity Formation Self-dialogues

30 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Embedding Outdoor Learning (OL) into Special School Culture - The Case Of SEND Primary Schools in East Anglia

31 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Systematic Review of Returns on Immigrant Care Workers’ Multilingual Competence on the Labor Market



A Longitudinal Study of English-speaking Anxiety and Psychological Adjustment Among International Student Sojourners in the UK

32 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Diversity As A Strategy Of (Organizational) Learning Processes In Social Movements



Enculturating a Protective Professional Community – Processes of Teacher Retention in a Swedish Hard-to-Staff School

33 SES 05.5 A: General Poster Session
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
General Poster Session
 

Gender Grading Gap in Mathematics. A Multilevel Analysis on Primary Schools



Intersectionality between Gender and Migration Background in Predicting Mathematical Abilities



Is Love the Developmental Ceiling for Girls? A Narrative Inquiry on Chinese Adolescent Romantic Experience



The Why, How and when of LGBT+ Education in Primary Schools in England.

     
1:30pm
-
3:00pm
00 SES 06: ‘Promoting and sustaining high-quality educational research’: the role of Scottish Education Research Association (SERA)
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Stephen Day
Chair: Céline Healy
Symposium
 

‘Promoting and sustaining high-quality educational research’: the role of Scottish Education Research Association (SERA)

Chair: Stephen Day

Discussant: Celine Healy

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Poverty and Education in the period of the Covid-19 Pandemic

Stephen McKinney, Stuart Hall, Kevin Lowden

 

Mapping the Inclusive Education Research Environment in Scotland - perspectives on the National Inclusion Framework

Stella Mouroutsou

 

SERA Early Years Network and current live issues for the sector in Scotland 

Elizabeth Black

01 SES 06 A: The Transformative Potential of Professional Learning: a Roundtable Discussion
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Ken Jones
Panel Discussion
 

The Transformative potential of Professional Learning: a Roundtable Discussion

01 SES 06 B: European Perspectives on Teacher Induction and Mentoring (Part 2)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Helle Plauborg
Chair: Marco Snoek
Symposium continued from 01 SES 04 A
 

European Perspectives on Teacher Induction and Mentoring Part 2.

Chair: Helle Plauborg

Discussant: Marco Snoek

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Travelling Practices: Planting a Hybridised Induction Programme in the Gibraltarian Education Ecosystem.

Elaine Lima, Hannu Heikkinen, Päivi Tynjälä, Matti Pennanen

 

Towards Understanding Induction Practices in Belgium and the Netherlands

Michelle Helms-Lorenz, Thibault Coppe

 

Conceptualizing Teacher Induction and Mentoring: Reflections from Two East-European Countries

Mihaela Mitescu-Manea, Valentina Bodrug-Lungu, Mariana Crașovan

 

Effective Mentoring, What Does It Mean for Mentor-Trainers? A Comparison between the Austrian and the Israeli Perspectives.

Johannes Dammerer, Tal Carmi

01 SES 06 C: Research Perspectives on Leadership (Part 2)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Mary Kelly
Paper Session continued from 01 SES 04 B
 

Qualification Offers For School Managers - Interrelationships Between Process And Result Qualities



Using Autoethnography for Transformative Learning: Developing District Leaders for Equity-Centered Practices



International Teachers’ Experiences of the Leadership of Organizational Change within an IB school environment.

02 SES 06 A: Teacher Education and Training
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Geraldine Body
Paper Session
 

Training of Trainers and Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders



Quality Criteria for Development of Teacher Education Schools in VET by a Symbiotic Learning Model



"Blending 4 Futures": A Teacher Training Course in Blended Learning for Vocational Teachers, Based on Design-Research

02 SES 06 B: Get Ready For Vocational Pathways
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Christof Nägele
Paper Session
 

Application Patterns at Upper Secondary Educational Level Over Time as a Manifestation of the Standing of Vocational Education



Determinants and Fulfilment of Individual Work Values Within the Vocational Choice Process – The Role of Social Background



Finding the Way into VET – Career Education

02 SES 06 C: Governance
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Marina Fiori
Paper Session
 

"We are misfit children": How Vocational School Principals Perceive their Role



Learning Environments in Vocational Education and Training



A place for emotional competences in Vocational Education and Training

03 SES 06 A: Curriculum Theorizing
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Natalie O'Neill
Paper Session
 

Itinerant Curriculum Theory Towards a Just World We all Wish to See



A Qualitative and Quantitative Study of Including Alternative Knowledge Systems into a National Curriculum



Bildung and Curriculum – An Educational Research Perspective

04 SES 06 A: Teacher Efficacy for Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Margarita Knickenberg
Paper Session
 

Predictors of Efficacy for Inclusive Education: Canada vs. Germany



Self-Efficacy of Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Teachers and Teachers with a Physical Disability



Teachers’ Collective Efficacy with Regard to Inclusive Practices - Characterising a New Scale and International Results from Canada, Germany & Switzerland

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)

04 SES 06 C: Teacher Education for Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Zaure Yermakhanova
Paper Session
 

Course Aspects of an Inclusive Education Course That Support Positive Changes in Teacher Attitudes and Self-efficacy for Implementing Inclusive Education



Exploring Inclusive Practices in Initial Teacher Education Through the Lens of Practice Architectures



Teachers' Understanding and Practices with Twice-exceptionality

04 SES 06 D: Inclusion THROUGH Music versus Inclusion IN Music: Digital Contributions to Inclusion in Music Learning
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Marianne Matre
Research Workshop
 

Inclusion THROUGH Music versus Inclusion IN Music: Digital Contributions to Inclusion in Music Learning

04 SES 06 E: Inclusive Teaching and Learning in The Digital Age
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Dominik Pendl
Paper Session
 

Preparing Young People With Learning Disabilities to Engage in the Digital World: Lessons From the Pandemic



The Use of Digital Media as a Pedagogical Tool to Give Voice and life to students in "special dificulty" schools



"We went through a gigantic learning process!" Teachers’ Experiences from Pandemic Distance-Learning: Resources for Digital-Inclusive School Development in Austria

04 SES 06 F: Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education Institutions
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Hosay Adina-Safi
Paper Session
 

Hearing Maps - Exploring the Experience of Higher Education Students (in One University) with Auditory Processing Difficulties (APD)



Paving the Way for Developing a Higher Education Recognizing Disability. Lessons Learned from a Norwegian Pilot Study



Diversity in Academia and the Nexus of Migration, Education and Language: Reflections on the Positionality and Perceptions of BIPOC Researchers

04 SES 06 G: Literacy and Numeracy in the Inclusive Classroom
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: Anette Bagger
Paper Session
 

How Do Children with Dyslexia Read Syllables in the Czech Language? An Eye-Tracking Evidence



Access to Literacy: Literacy Knowledge and Attitudes of Professionals Working with Children with Language and Communication Needs



Moments of Inclusion and Equity in the Mathematics Classroom

05 SES 06 A: Promoting Wellbeing and Addressing Loneliness and Parental Substance Abuse
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Erna Nairz
Paper Session
 

Anxiety and Feelings of Loneliness Among Primary and Secondary School Students in Austria: Prevalence and Influencing Factors



Managing School: Agentic Reponses by Young People Living with Drug use

06 SES 06 A: Open Learning in Adult Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Petra Grell
Paper Session
 

The Automated Literacies of E-recruitment and Online Services as a Challenge for Adult Education



Media Concepts in European Education Initiatives from a Diversity Education Perspective – Consequences for the Professionalisation of Adult Educators



Play for the Future: Do Students See the Skills They Acquire in Video Games as Helpful for Their Career Planning?

07 SES 06 A: (Student) Teachers as Agents of Change for Social Justice
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Ellen Kollender
Paper Session
 

Towards Teacher Education for Social Justice: Pre-service English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Teachers as Agents of Change



Reflecting on the Potential of Experiential Education in a Museum to Enhance Student Teachers’ Intercultural Knowledge of Roma Peoples



Listening Through the Lens: The Experiences of Minoritized Ethnic Young People Pursuing a Career in Primary Teaching in Ireland.

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?

07 SES 06 C: (Safe) Spaces for Diversity? International Schools and Camp Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Paper Session
 

German Schools Abroad as Places of Democracy Education: The Case of the German School in Nairobi



Exporting Excellence: Finnish International Schools Attracting Local Elites in the Majority World



Development of Teaching Competence in Teachers of Saharui Camps

07 SES 06 D JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education VI
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Metalinguistic Awareness as a Driver for Multilingual Competences and Mulitliterate Indentities



Introducing Translanguaging Space to Teach Writing in Year-9 EFL Classrooms: Findings from Observations, Student Interactions and Focus Group Interviews



Rendering of Words - Students´ Meaning making

07 SES 06 E JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education V
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information in 20 SES 06 A JS
08 SES 06 A JS: Critical perspectives on Health and Physical education
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Suzanne Lundvall
Joint Paper Session NW 08 and NW 18

Full information in the programme under 18 SES 06 A JS (set the filter to Network 18) (In conftool follow the below)
08 SES 06 B JS: Advancing trauma-informed principles and pedagogies in school contexts.
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Oliver Hooper
Joint Paper Session NW 08 and NW 18. Full information in the programme under 18 SES 06 B JS (set the filter to Network 18) (In conftool follow the below)
09 SES 06 A JS: Accessing Data for Educational Research: Research, Best-Practices and Practical Implications for Researchers
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Jana Strakova
Joint Symposium NW 09, NW 12
 

Accessing Data for Educational Research: Research, Best-Practices and Practical Implications for Researchers

Chair: Jana Strakova

Discussant: David Schiller

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Research Data on Education and Learning: Access, Availability and Challenges in Five European Contexts

Marieke Heers, David Schiller, Rahel Haymoz

 

Navigating the Legal Complexities of Data Sharing in International Educational Research: Insights from a Case Study

Sonja Bayer, Alexia Meyermann

 

Taking Data Protection Seriously in International Educational Research: Insights from TIMSS 2023

Betina Borisova, Paulína Koršňáková

09 SES 06 B: Teacher Quality and Educational Outcomes: Insights from Nordic Education Systems
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Leah Glassow
Paper Session
 

How is Teacher Quality Allocated in Swedish Secondary Schools? Evidence from Longitudinal Register Data



Cultural and Linguistic Diversity, Classroom Climate, Reading Achievement and Teacher Quality in Norwegian Elementary Classrooms: A Longitudinal Investigation



Teacher Qualifications And Teaching Quality Related To Changes In Matehmatics Achievement in TIMSS from 2015 To 2019

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

10 SES 06 B: Reflecting on Challenges
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Marita Cronqvist
Paper Session
 

Sudents' Drop Out Intentions in Teacher Education



Clinical Teaching: Negative Impacts on Secondary Students of Teaching Internships



Online Teaching Pedagogies and Initial Teacher Education in Ireland: Responses and Reflections from the Pandemic

10 SES 06 C: Promoting Confidence for the Future
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonathan Mendels
Paper Session
 

Promoting Beginning Science Teachers' Confidence and Competence in Engaging with Science/religion Encounters in the Classroom



Out-of-school Learning Places in the Focus of Future Science Teachers



A Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the Teacher Job Satisfaction Scale and Exploration of School’s ‘Disadvantaged Status’ as Mediator in Ireland

10 SES 06 D: Climate Change and Sustainability
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Julia Elven
Paper Session
 

Sustainability Teaching in Teacher Education



Predicting Pre-service Teachers’ Attitudes towards STEM Education through Sustainability Awareness

100 SES 06: TBC Working Meeting - ECER 2025
Location: Gilbert Scott, Robing Room [Floor 2]
Chair: Angelika Wegscheider
Working Meeting - ECER 2025
11 SES 06 A: Professional Identity and Education Quality
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Dita Nimante
Paper Session
 

Effects of Meaningful Work, Percieved Organizational Support and Job Satisfaction on Organizational Commitment of Teachers



Internship Quality and Vocational Identity Status in Health Sciences Students



Pursuit of Quality in Vocational Secondary Schools: deployment of management systems and reconfigurations at work

12 SES 06 A JS: Accessing Data for Educational Research: Research, Best-Practices and Practical Implications for Researchers
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Jana Strakova
Joint Symposium NW 09, NW 12
 

Accessing Data for Educational Research: Research, Best-Practices and Practical Implications for Researchers

Chair: Jana Strakova

Discussant: David Schiller

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Research Data on Education and Learning: Access, Availability and Challenges in Five European Contexts

Marieke Heers, David Schiller, Rahel Haymoz

 

Navigating the Legal Complexities of Data Sharing in International Educational Research: Insights from a Case Study

Sonja Bayer, Alexia Meyermann

 

Taking Data Protection Seriously in International Educational Research: Insights from TIMSS 2023

Betina Borisova, Paulína Koršňáková

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

13 SES 06 B: Rousseauian language learning, instrumentalism, and the myth of education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Paper Session
 

Rousseau and Emile: Learning Language and Teaching Language



“You can be anything you want to do”: Critiquing the myth of education via Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared



Education: Servant of Many Masters or an End in Itself? Handling Tensions Around Purpose and Instrumentalism in Education

14 SES 06 A JS: Science Education and Communities
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Paul Flynn
Joint Paper Session Networks 14 and 24
 

Go to a Place Where you Know People: Reflections on Piloting a STEM Tutoring Project in Post-industrial Scotland.



Developing Pre-Service Teachers' Understanding of Culturally Responsive Mathematics Teaching Through Community Walks



Significant Others in Mathematics Education: Connection Between Parental Motivational Practices, Mathematics Identity and Performance



Educational Factors Affecting Diversity in Marginalised Rural Communities: Familial Socialisation and Male Second Level Students’ Perception of Biology.

14 SES 06 B: Schooling and Rural Communities
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Anna Rapp
Paper Session
 

Education, Disruption and Change. The Case of a Rural Middle School



The Rural Teacher Partnership: Examining Teachers' Work in Small Rural Schools



Suppporting diversity in Vocational Education and Training in a rural community in Norway

15 SES 06 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Nadia Lausselet
Paper Session
 

Challenges and Dilemmas in Collaborative Research in Diverse Cultural Contexts. Reflections on Partnerships from COSI and CISI Projects



Investigation of the Attitudes and Perceptions of Teachers Working at eTwinning Schools in Türkiye from Various Perspectives



Researching Collaborative Partnerships Across Learning Environments.



Exploring Intercultural Community Evaluation and Planning (ICCEP)

16 SES 06 A: Teacher Education and ICT
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Olivia Wohlfart
Paper Session
 

Taking All Along in the Digital Transformation – a Typology of Cross Phase Communities of Practice in Teacher Education



Media Didactical Considerations of Student Teachers in the Creation and Use of Digital Learning Material

16 SES 06 B: Design of Digital Applications and Learning Environments
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217B [Lower Ground]
Chair: Peter Bergström
Paper Session
 

Design Principles of Transversal Media Education in Primary School, Developing an Interactive Digital Storytelling System



Design and Programming Procces of an Educational Video Game in Primary Education



Learning Science Supported by a Digital Learning Environment

17 SES 06 A: The World as a Laboratory: The Torsten Husén Research Archive and the Reconstruction of Transnational Research in Education 1950s-1990s
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Christian Lundahl
Panel Discussion
 

The World as a Laboratory – The Torsten Husén Research Archive and the Reconstruction of Transnational Research in Education 1950s-1990s

17 SES 06 B: Children Outside the “Norm”: “Standards” of Schooling Over Time
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Rebekka Horlacher
Chair: Christian Ydesen
Symposium
 

Children Outside the “Norm”: “Standards” of Schooling Over Time

Chair: Rebekka Horlacher

Discussant: Christian Ydesen

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Special Classes for “Feebleminded” Children, or: “Making up” Intellectually “Abnormal” People in Switzerland at the Turn of the 20th Century

Michèle Hofmann

 

“Making up” a Diverse “Normal”: The Inclusion and Exclusion of “Neurodivserity” in Austrian Schooling Since the 1990s

Nicole Gotling

 

“Time Norms” in Danish Schooling – Transition From Kindergarten to Primary School

Jin Hui Li

18 SES 06 A JS: Critical Perspectives on Health and Physical Education
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Suzanne Lundvall
Joint Paper Session,Nw 08 and NW 18
 

A Scoping Review of Empirical Studies with Holistic Perspectives on Health and Implications for Teaching Physical Education



Critical Health Literacy in School-based Health Education - the learning potential of Physical Education



Students’ Perceptions of the Learning and Assessment of Subject-Specific and Generic Knowledge in Physical Education and Health

18 SES 06 B JS: Advancing Trauma-informed Principles and Pedagogies in School Contexts
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Oliver Hooper
Joint Paper Session NW 08 and NW 18
 

Working with Pre-service Teachers to Co-create Strategies for Enacting Trauma-aware Pedagogies in Physical Education



Becoming Trauma-Aware: Reflecting on Pre-service Physical Education Teachers' Trauma-Related Learning in Schools



Good Practice Principles for Responding to School Attendance Problems: A trauma-informed approach

19 SES 06 A: Paper Session
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Anja Sieber Egger
Paper Session
 

Cultivating Arts of Attentiveness Through Multispecies Storytelling - Co-living and Conflicts in a Zoo



Superposition and Entanglement. What Happens When a Phenomenon is Observed?



Unsettled and Uncertain: White Educators Engagement with Difficult Knowledge.

20 SES 06 A JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education V
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Student-Teachers' Experiences with Culturally Responsive Pedagogies in Diverse Irish Second-Level Classrooms



Global Competence and Cross-cultural Encounters in Student Teacher Education



In-service Language Teachers Learning About Plurilingual and Intercultural Education in School

20 SES 06 B JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education VI
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information in 07 SES 06 D JS
21 SES 06 A
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Donata Puntil
Paper Session
 

“Well, I was really excited about it initially...” Diversity and Alterity in the Context of Working Alliances within a Parent-Toddler-Group



Nursing Training and ‘Professional Adolescence’



The Underground of Education. Psychopedagogy of Youth Subcultures

22 SES 06 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Flora Petrik
Paper Session
 

Facilitators and Barriers of International Research Collaboration: An Exploration of Academics’ Perspective in Iran and Turkey



The Geopolitics of Transnational Education



Negotiating Adaptation and Transformation: A Systematic Review of Cross-Cultural Experiences of International Students in China

22 SES 06 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Ferenc Mónus
Paper Session
 

Doctoral Education and Future Employment: an Investigation through the lens of Identity



Sticky Paths? Tracking and Institutional Stratification in Doctoral Degrees



Students’ Environmentalism and Materialism Differ According to Academic Major – Consequences for Educational Policy in HEIs

22 SES 06 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carolina Guzmán-Valenzuela
Paper Session
 

Unexpected Outcomes in Personalized Assessments: Towards Digital Maturation of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education



Seminars- Student Participation in the Digital Classroom.



Can a Brief E-learning Course Enhance Students’ Self-Regulated Learning?

22 SES 06 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Rosemary Deem
Paper Session
 

With Equity in Mind: A Systematic Review of Recognition Practices for Migrants and Refugees in the European Context



The Reception of Refugees at the University of Bologna



Exploring the Adult Learners’ Transition from the Workplace to Higher Education (Preliminary Study)

23 SES 06 A: Educational policy and equality in Europe: comparative studies on Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Luxembourg, and Norway
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Juliette Torabian
Symposium
 

Educational policy and equality in Europe: comparative studies on Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Luxembourg, and Norway

Chair: Juliette Torabian

Discussant: Emer Smyth

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Embedded Concepts: Social and Historical Construction of Educational Inequality in Hungary’s and Lithuania’s education policy

Jekatyerina Dunajeva, Hanna Siarova, Borbala Lorincz

 

Early Childhood Policies Targeting Inequalities in Education. A Comparative Policy and Ethnographic Analysis of Pioneering Practices in Germany and Luxembourg

Sabine Bollig, Frederick De Moll, Juliette Torabian

 

Educational Equality through Unequal Treatment in Norway. Policy Problem Framing and Solutions Tackling Educational Inequality in an Egalitarian Context

Joakim Jensen, Jan Skrobanek, Solvejg Jobst

23 SES 06 B: Education, Asylum Seekers and Refugees, and Race in Europe
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Paul Vehse
Chair: Serafina Morrin
Symposium
 

Education, Asylum Seekers and Refugees, and Race in Europe

Chair: Paul Vehse

Discussant: Serafina Morrin

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The silenced and raced refugee. Insights from Germany.

Anke Wischmann

 

Education Policy, Refugees and Racist Nativism in England

Charlotte Chadderton

 

›Race‹ and ›Culture‹ in Austrian School Development Initiatives At Odds with Ethnocentric Curricula and Stereotyping in Teacher Training Courses

Nadja Thoma, Agnieszka Czejkowska

23 SES 06 C: Privatisation
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Linda Rönnberg
Paper Session
 

‘Closing the Gap’: Analysis of the Rhetoric Involved in Creating the Case for the Privatization of England's Schools



Debating Public Funding of Private Schools in Alberta and Ontario, Canada



“We Have to Unlearn a Lot to Learn This”: Teachers’ Agency in a Swedish Private School Company Operating in India

24 SES 06 B JS: Science Education and Communities
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Paul Flynn
Joint Paper Session Networks 14 and 24

Full information in the programme under 14 SES 06 A JS (set the filter to Network 14) (In conftool follow the below)
25 SES 06 A: Children's Rights in Early Years Education
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Zoe Moody
Paper Session
 

Children’s Participation in the Protection System: Collage Inquiry Approach for Meaning Making



Interrogating Voice in the Early Years: The Spider’s Web as a Metaphor of and for Practice



‘The System isn’t Right’: Risking the UNCRC Right to Education when Young Children Start School in an Advanced Economy.

26 SES 06 A: Successful Leadership Research: New Directions for the International Successful School Principalship Project
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Rose Ylimaki
Chair: Christopher Day
Symposium
 

Successful Leadership Research: New Directions for the International Successful School Principalship Project

Chair: Rose Ylimaki

Discussant: Christopher Day

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A Synthesis of ISSPP Publications: Similarities and Differences in Successful School Principalship

Jingping Sun, Rong Zhang, Huaiyue Zhange, Ting Huang

 

Successful School Principalship in the United States

Michael Schwanenberger, Joseph Martin, Robyn Conrad Hansen, Betty Merchant

 

What We Know about Successful School Leadership from Australian Cases

David Gurr, Lawrie Drysdale, Helen Goode

 

Future Directions for ISSPP

Christopher Day, Rose Ylimaki, Qing Gu

26 SES 06 B: Teacher Leadership Development in the Educational Context (Part 1)
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Miao Liu
Paper Session to be continued in 26 SES 13 B
 

Emerging Teacher Leader Roles in Upper Secondary School – Elite Teachers Leading Colleagues’ Professional Learning in Subject Departments



Do Teachers Wish to Be Agents of Change?



Teacher Leadership Capability and Narrative Methodology – Implications for a Potential Professional Development Model

26 SES 06 C: Researching Educational Leadership
Location: Joseph Black Building, B419 LT [Floor 5]
Chair: Ulrike Krein
Paper Session
 

Is Educational Leadership Worth Studying – Or is it a Myth that we Have Reified?



Capturing the Big Picture. Shadowing as a Method of School Leadership Research



Enabling and Constraining Influences on Action Research Processes – Collaboration Between School Leaders and Researchers in Two Swedish Schools

27 SES 06 A: Symposium: Beyond the Modern: The Ethical Need to Make Matter Matter for Diversity in Educational Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Kathryn Scantlebury
Chair: Laura Colucci-Gray
Symposium
 

Beyond the Modern: The Ethical Need to Make Matter Matter for Diversity in Educational Research

Chair: Kathryn Scantlebury

Discussant: Laura Colucci-Gray

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Practice and Representation in Worldling: Exploring Non-correspondence Methods for Constructing Truth

Catherine Milne, Kathryn Scantlebury

 

The Researcher’s Inherent Bias – ”We are Part of that Nature We Seek to Understand

Anita Hussenius, Jenny Ivarsson, Annica Gullberg, Henni Söderberg

 

Creative and Digital Pedagogies for Teaching Ocean Literacy: Comparing Insights from Integrative and Diffractive Analytical Approaches

Lindsay Hetherington

 

Ghostly Mattering: Re-conceptualizing the Absent-Presence of History in the Science Classroom and its Ethical Implications

Anna Skorupa

27 SES 06 B: Reading and Writing Methodology
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Nikolaj Elf
Paper Session
 

More Than Just Words: Outcomes of Learning Reading and Writing with a Multisensory Methodology



Fostering students' academic reading abilities through Art Journaling



Developing Students’ Argument-Building Skills in Essay Writing Through Oral and Written Feedback

28 SES 06 A: Diversity and diversification (special call session): How edtech transforms schools
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Mathias Decuypere
Paper Session
 

Exploring Edtech Brokers and Their Practices of Mediation



Re-thinking the Use of Broker Agency: a Broke Term Describing the Boundary Management at the Swedish Institute for Educational Research

28 SES 06 B: New forms of elite education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Jean-Louis Derouet
Paper Session
 

“Boarding” Schools – Corporate Governance and Control Among Swedish Independent School Firms and Foundations 2019-2021



Cultivating New Habitus in an Alternative Field? Chinese Middle Class Seeking New Types of Education in Rural Idyll



Elite Identities in High Schools in Israel: Entitlement, Pragmatism, a Sense of Best Place, and Apoliticism

29 SES 06 A: Special Call: Arts and Democracy (Part 1)
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Margarida Dias
Paper Session to be continued in 29 SES 07 A
 

Legitimation, Regeneration, Dissemination: a Genealogy of the Discourse on the Benefits of the Arts in Producing the Aesthetic Self



Reflections on the Construction of a Textbook for Teaching Art-a Case Study of Two Textbooks from the Bauhaus School



Archiving identities from Portuguese textbooks

30 SES 06 A: Climate change education continued
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Marcia McKenzie
Paper Session
 

Towards a Worldview Considerate Climate Change Education: Educators' Perceptions



Climate Change and Education in Shades of Blue: Between Darkness and Light with Agential Realism and Object-Oriented Ontology



Climate becomings through XR and Nordic Rebellion

30 SES 06 B: Policy and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Marco Rieckmann
Paper Session
 

Bio-Diversi-WHAT?! An Evaluation of Learning Outcomes of a Large-scale Zoo Biodiversity Education Program for Primary School Children



Enhancing Relational Work within Multi-actor-governance Processes for ESD through Reflection? Insights from Reflexive Monitoring in Action in Germany



Diversifying Environmental Education and Policy Making Through Youth Co-authorship and Capacity Building

30 SES 06 C: Workshop
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Heena Dave
Research Workshop
 

Channelling Hope, Mitigating Fear, Brokering Knowledges: Exploring Headteachers’ Roles and Perceptions in Implementing Climate Change Curricula in Schools

31 SES 06 A: Promoting Literacy Development in Heritage Languages: Home Literacy Practices, Heritage Language Education, and Multilingual Language Use
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Tatjana Atanasoska
Paper Session
 

Transculturation in Arabic Literacy Education within and beyond Mainstream Education in Norway and Sweden



Language Use Of Multilingual Adolescents In An Important Domain: The School

31 SES 06 B JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education VI
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information in 07 SES 06 D JS
31 SES 06 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education V
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information in 20 SES 06 A JS
32 SES 06 A: Between Workplace, Occupational and Organizational Learning
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Petr Novotný
Paper Session
 

Impulses for School Development: Experiences of Upper Secondary School Students who Repeatedly Fail in the Matura Exam



POWER AGEING: ADDRESSING AGEISM IN THE WORKPLACE: A Research Partnership Solution Approach, to Address Ageism in the Workplace in Europe

33 SES 06 A: Gender Based Violence and Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Victoria Showunmi
Paper Session
 

Cyberbullying: Trojan Horse of Systemic Sexism



Female Bullying at School. Gender, Bodies, Adolescence and Behaviours



Success Factors of School-based Interventions to Prevent Gender-based Violence in Childhood: A Systematic Review

   
3:30pm
-
5:00pm
01 SES 07 A: Collaborative Professional Learning and the Role of Universities
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Aileen Kennedy
Panel Discussion
 

Collaborative Professional Learning and the Role of Universities

01 SES 07 B: Ever-evolving and Multi-dimensional: Studies of Teachers’ Professionalism and Professional Development in Portugal, Poland, Spain, and the UK
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Paul Armstrong
Chair: Richard Holme
Symposium
 

Ever-evolving and Multi-dimensional: Studies of Teachers’ Professionalism and Professional Development in Portugal, Poland, Spain, and the UK

Chair: Paul Wilfred Armstrong

Discussant: Richard Holme

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Multi-dimensionality of Professionalism and Professional Development: Evans’s Conceptual Model Explained and Illustrated

Linda Evans

 

Teachers’ Voices on Research as a Mode of Professional Development: Current Practices, Perceived Impact, and Sustaining Conditions

Marta Kowalczuk-Walędziak, Georgeta Ion

 

Fifty Years of Teaching in Portugal: Analysing Teachers’ Professionalism and Professional Development through Teachers’ Life Stories

Amélia Lopes, Leanete Thomas Dotta, Luciana Joana, Rita Tavares Sousa

01 SES 07 C: Critical Perspectives on Professional Development
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Phil Poekert
Paper Session
 

Planning, Enacting, and Evaluating Professional Learning: A Synthesis of Models to Support Research and Practice



Development of Critical Praxis Through Professional Learning: Enablers and Constraints



Continuing Professional Development: a Tension Between Responding to the Difficulties of Everyday Teaching and Rethinking Professional Development

02 SES 07 A: Teachers Work
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Franz Kaiser
Paper Session
 

What Makes a VET Classroom Difficult to Manage? A Multilevel Analysis of Classcontext and Classcomposition as Determinants for Classroom Management



Classroom Disruptions and Classroom Management in Learning Factory Settings at Vocational Schools



How to Analyse the Work of VET Teachers in Germany? The Work Task Analysis TAGMA based on Action Regulation Theory

02 SES 07 B: Literacy and Sustainable Development
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Riikka Suhonen
Paper Session
 

Literacy for Labour - Realised Curriculum of the School Subject of Literacy in Competency-based VET in Finlan



Vocational Education and Training for Sustainable Development in Berlin's "Flagship Schools": A Transformative Design-Based Research Project



Neutral VET in a Polarising World? Teachers’ Pedagogical Approaches to Addressing Controversial Global Issues in Upper Secondary VET in Finland

02 SES 07 C: Learning in Companies
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Maria Hedlin
Paper Session
 

Digital Transformation by Women. Competence Requirements of Companies for Future IT Professionals Respecting a Gender Perspective.



Impact of Work-oriented Basic Education from the Company Perspective



VET Students Training for Jobs in the Hospitality Industry Explain Sexual Harassment by Guests

02 SES 07 D: Transition from HE and HIVE
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 1 [Floor 2]
Chair: Andrea Laczik
Chair: Lázaro Moreno Herrera
Symposium
 

Diversifying the Higher Education Landscape: Facilitating Transition from HE and HIVE to the World of Work

Chair: Andrea Laczik

Discussant: Lázaro Moreno Herrera

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Origins and Policy Perspectives on Hybrid Study Programmes (HSP) in Germany, England and Austria: Aiming to Enhance Pathways of Transition?

Johanna Telle Zips, Dina Kuhlee, Edgar Hahn, Lisa-Marie Brand

 

Innovation and Diversity in the Context of Higher Education in England: Enhancing Graduate Employability, Life Chances and Career Transitions

Natasha Kersh

 

Degree Apprenticeships in England – Successful Transitions into Higher Education and the Workplace?

Kat Emms, Andrea Laczik

 

Intersections Between Vocational and Higher Education in Germany: Labour Market Transition Patterns in times of skills shortages

Hubert Ertl

03 SES 07 A: Curriculum and Knowledge in Vocational Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Stavroula Philippou
Paper Session
 

Curriculum Making across Sites of Activity in VET: a Review of the Research in Sweden



Negotiating a Life Skills Curriculum with Vocational Education Students and their Teachers



Knowledge-Based Curriculum Integration: Potentials and Challenges for Teaching and Curriculum Design

04 SES 07 A: Exclusion and Inclusion in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Helga Fasching
Paper Session
 

Inclusion through Exclusion?! Critical Diversity Literacy to foster Inclusive Adult Education



Biographical Reflections on Educational Transitions with Parents of Young People with Disabilities

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)

04 SES 07 C: Inclusive Learning Spaces
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Andreas Köpfer
Paper Session
 

Open Plan Learning Spaces: an enabler or challenge of Inclusive Education?



School Space as Facilitator of Educational Inclusion. Ethnographic Research with Children's Participation

04 SES 07 D: Teachers Navigating the Inclusive Classroom
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Fabio Dovigo
Paper Session
 

Neuroqueering ‘Literacies:’ Problematising Competence in the Special Education Classroom through Intensive Interactions



Teacher Competences in Promoting Social Emotional Learning in Students with Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties



Perceiving and Responding to Dilemmas: An Exploration of Swedish Special Educators and Subject Teachers' Enactment of Inclusive Education

04 SES 07 E: Inclusive Experiences and Attitudes in Higher Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Giampiero Tarantino
Paper Session
 

Developing a UDL Attitude across the Academy – Joining the dots.



Experts by Experience in a Central East European University: Dialogic Spaces as Bridge Between Self-advocacy and University Knowledge Practices



Social Factors in Access and Equity for Low SES Students in Higher Education: Experiences of Alumni in Indonesia

04 SES 07 F: Inclusive Practices from the Early Childhood
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Ilektra Spandagou
Paper Session
 

Doing Diversity in Early Childhood Education and Care: pedagogical practices that promote knowledge about racial and social diversity



Untangling a Complex Relationship; Early Intervention for Inclusive Education

04 SES 07 G: Students' Perspectives on Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: Franziska Oberholzer
Paper Session
 

Promoting School Attendance from the Students' Perspective



Students Perspectives on Good Practice for Inclusive Teaching



The Friendship Networks of Students with Disabilities: A US Perspective

05 SES 07 A: Youth v Adversity
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Michael Jopling
Paper Session
 

Youth In Changing Society: Persistences And Changes Among Young Adults In Switzerland Between 2010/11 And 2018/19



Caring Encounters – applying Nel Noddings’ ethics of care within an afterschool program

06 SES 07 A: Diversity and Inclusion in Teaching Settings
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Julian Ernst
Paper Session
 

The Diversity of Ethical Perspectives on Digital Media. A Heuristic and Narrative Review of International Studies



“Inclusive Digital Learning” in Teacher Education – Development and Evaluation of two Didactic Concepts for Tertiary and Further Education



Habitual Orientations as an Influencing Factor for Diversity in Teachers` Use of Digital Technologies

07 SES 07 A: Racism in Education: From Primary to Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Getahun Yacob Abraham
Paper Session
 

Anti-racism Education as Emotional Work: Moving Beyond White Discomfort in the Primary Classroom?



"I Just Really Didn't Know How to Respond": Teacher Experiences of Racism in the Classroom



Is it Enough with Diversity in Higher Education?



Equity-Centered Leaders: Twenty years of Advocacy and Preparation for Social Justice

07 SES 07 C: Minorities in Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Kerstin von Brömssen
Paper Session
 

Integration of Foreign Researchers into University Community Institutional Politics and Researcher's Agency.



Social Mobility Through Education : the Aim for Higher Education Amongst Youths from Non-academic Families



Along came Spivak: Ethical Research in India by a Minority World Doctoral Student

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

Multilingual Students' Language Play During Literacy Assignments. Perspectives for Learning and Teaching



Responding to young children’s diverse semiotic repertoires during collaborative digital storytelling: Extending Play-Responsive Early Childhood Education and Care (PRECEC)

07 SES 07 F JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education VII
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, full information in 20 SES 07 A JS
08 SES 07 A: School Health Promotion in different geographical and socio-cultural contexts
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Venka Simovska
Paper Session
 

School Health Promotion – A Comparative Study between Malaysia and Switzerland



School Based Health Promotion in Sweden- Policy Discourses as Social Functions



Pilot SHE4AHA Project Training Course Contributions to Health Promoting Schools: A Multiple Case-Study in Portuguese Schools

09 SES 07 A: Exploring Behavior, Learning, and Well-being in Diverse Educational Contexts
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Sarah Howie
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

Theory-Based Behavioral Indicators for Children’s Purchasing Self-Control in a Computer-Based Simulated Supermarket



Learning Collaboration in the School Context in Serbia: Student Perceptions



Examinee Timing Indicators, Measured on a Continuous Scale. Some Insights from E-TIMSS 2019 in Mathematics



Digital Media Use and Sleep in Young Children: Insights from Advances in Long-Term ECG Monitoring of Toddlers

09 SES 07 B: Exploring Student Perspectives and Teacher Experiences: Feedback in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Gudrun Erickson
Paper Session
 

Student Perceptions of Self-generated Feedback: “It Made the Course Make Sense”.



Does Gender predict Upper Secondary School Students’ Perceptions of Teacher Feedback?



Upper Secondary Teachers` Experiences with Use of Video Feedback in Student Assessment

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

10 SES 07 B: Co-teaching, Noticing and Reasoning and Identity Development
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: A.Lin Goodwin
Paper Session
 

Co-teaching as Course Work: Prospective Teachers’ Growing Awarenesses



Danish Student Teachers’ Development of Noticing and Reasoning in a Longitudinal Perspective



Identity Development and Professional Growth Among Facilitators of Professional Learning Communities for Second-career STEM Teachers

10 SES 07 C: Rights, Justice and Transformation of Teachers
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Stefan Müller-Mathis
Paper Session
 

Teaching Teachers to Teach - For All Students to Receive the Rights to Education



Teachers´ Narratives for the Liberation of the Identity of the Oppressor Teacher



The Process of Transformation in Montessori Teachers' Training – Qualitative Research Findings

10 SES 07 D: Values and Moral Education
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Graeme Hall
Paper Session
 

Learning to teach moral education: Perspective of Arab teacher educators from Israel



Intern Preschool Teachers’ Perception of Their Competence to Cope with Stressful Situations and Abuse Among Pre School Children.



Emotion suppression among Ultra-Orthodox Jewish female teachers



Intergenerational Dialogues: Learning from an Older Generation

100 SES 07 ERC: Working Meeting - ERG (Saneeya Qureshi.)
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Saneeya Qureshi
Chair: Lisa Bugno
Working Meeting
 

Working Meeting - ERG

11 SES 07 A: Initiatives of Improving Students' Learning at Schools
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Ieva Rudzinska
Paper Session
 

Process Facilitators’ Work for Improvement Capacity of School Organizers in the Collaboration for Best School (SBS) in Sweden



Relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Academic Performance in Secondary Education



Classroom and School Impacts on Academic Achievement: A Systematic Review of Multilevel Modelling Studies in Primary Schooling

12 SES 07 A: Paper Session: AI and Collaboration at ECER
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Paper Session
 

Open Research and Open AI. The case of ECER.



Country-specific Participation and Collaboration at the European Conference on Educational Research

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?

14 SES 07 A: School-related Transitions
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Ping-Huang Chang
Paper Session
 

Transition to Secondary Education in the Spanish School System: Teachers and Educators’ Perspective



Track Mobility in Upper Secondary Education in Taiwan



Comparing the Parent-School Cooperation of Public and Non-governmental Schools

14 SES 07 B: Parents' Involvement in Schools and Communities
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Zsófia Kocsis
Paper Session
 

How Parents Experience the Teacher as a Partner in Collaboration



Black Parent Engagement: Black Mothers as Community Educators



Multidimensional Forms of Parental Involvement and its Related Factors in China——Empirical Analysis from China Education Panel Survey



„Won’t be Enough to Invite Parents to School Events” – Characteristics of Parental Involvement in Hungary

15 SES 07 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Karin Gunnarsson
Paper Session
 

SIATE and the sustainability of ENTNET: Linking Entrepreneurship Education, Vulnerable Aduls and a Metanetwork.



Rewilding Higher Education Pedagogy: A Partnership Project



Affective Doings: Encountering Practice-based Research with Feminist Posthumanisms

16 SES 07 A: Student Activity in Online Environments
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Oliver McGarr
Paper Session
 

What Drives You to be Active in MOOC Discussion Forums? The Relationship Between Motivation, Social Interaction, and Cognitive Engagement



Student Collaboration in a Virtual World: By-passing the Intimacy of Video-Based Interactions



Student Exchange Without Travelling

16 SES 07 B: Virtual and Augmented Reality
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217B [Lower Ground]
Chair: Stavros Nikou
Paper Session
 

Preservice teachers’ Physics Education: A Design-Based Learning Augmented Reality case study



Managing Stressful Situations and Promoting Teachers' Well-being Through Somatic-Cognitive Experience in a Responsive Computer Simulation



Using a Virtual Reality Solution for Discussing Moral Dilemmas in Upper Secondary Education Level: Preliminary Results

17 SES 07 A: Cultural Diversity in the History of Educational Sciences
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Susannah Wright
Paper Session
 

Diversity and Homogeneity, Harmony and Conflict as Components of Pedagogical Science in Socialist Czechoslovakia



Diversity in Hungarian Socialist Education Science (1945-1965): Kiss Árpád ‘s Recollection of his Life and Work



The Challenges Of Cultural Diversity Contexts At School From The Perspective Of The Comparatist Wolfgang Mitter

17 SES 07 B: Entangled Diversity: Networks and Internationalism
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Lajos Somogyvari
Paper Session
 

Soviet Policy of Russification: Its Influence on School Education in Ukraine in 50s – 80s of 20th Century



Between a Hammer and a Hard Place: the Concept of Internationalisation in Central and Eastern Europe after 1990



Shaping the professionality of teacher candidates With Diverse Backgrounds: Secondary Teacher Training in Hungary During the Great Depression

18 SES 07 A: Marginalised Youth in Physical Education and Sport
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Rachel Sandford
Paper Session
 

The Landscape of Physical Education in Alternative Provision Schools: What Does it Look Like and What Are the Challenges?



Self, Future Orientation, And Cultural Capital Among Low SES Youth Who Play Professional Soccers

19 SES 07 A: Paper Session
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Wesley Shumar
Paper Session
 

Splashes of auto/ethnography? Wandering, Watching and Wondering about Private Lives in Public Spaces



Electra. A Life Story Told in a Picture.



Re-imagining Critical Ethnography in Education: Embracing Being Lost

20 SES 07 A JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education VII
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Maker Multiliteracies: Embracing Cultural and Linguistic Plurality Through Digital and Physical Making in Primary Schools



Orientations to Embrace, Elevate, and Sustain Diversity/Difference



Teachers and Principals Embrace Challenges in Teaching and Supporting Well-being amongst their Students with Immigrant Background

20 SES 07 B JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education VIII
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, full information in 07 SES 07 D JS
21 SES 07 A
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Mej Hilbold
Paper Session
 

The Effect of Serial Art Creation and Story-Telling for Novice School Teachers



The Repressive Impact of Unconcious Verbal Feedback. A Depth Hermeneutical Analysis of an Elementary German Language Lesson



Teaching a Foreign Language as on Opening to Diversity Through Encounter

22 SES 07 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Monika Ryndzionek
Paper Session
 

Beyond Distance: Higher Education Students Learning Experiences during Lockdown



Being Social Online – How Self-organized Virtual Student Teams Created and Sustained the Social Climate in the Team (or not)



From the Learning Strategies University Students Should Use to the Learning Strategies they Really Use

22 SES 07 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Johanna Annala
Paper Session
 

Topologies of Belonging in the Digital University



Navigating Group Work in the Digital Age: Key Considerations for Effective Design in Post-Secondary Online Courses



A New Mindset in HE Promoting Social and Emotional Engagement of Students in Online Learning

22 SES 07 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Liudvika Leisyte
Paper Session
 

A Quest for African-Student Agency: Placing Students from Historically Disadvantaged Communities at the Centre



Changing The Conversation. Creating Conditions for Pluri-versity in the European Uni-versity.



Problems with Framing Diversity as a Problem. Diversifying Anti-Racist Education for Future Teachers and Educators

22 SES 07 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Rachel Brooks
Paper Session
 

Fostering Interdisciplinarity in Research Intensive Universities: Challenging Leaders and Their Institutional Leadership Orthodoxies??



Organizational Governance and Management of Transnational Partnerships in Higher Education: Study of Sino-foreign Joint Institutes



A closer look at the Türkiye’s Expansion Policy: The Longitudinal Analysis of the Predictors of Filled Quota Rates

23 SES 07 A: Global Governance, Knowledge Production, and International Organisations
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Clara Fontdevila
Panel Discussion
 

Global Governance, Knowledge Production, and International Organisations

23 SES 07 B: Education Governance
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Helena Hinke Dobrochinski Candido
Paper Session
 

Framing Diversity as an Asset: the Pursuit of Territorial Cohesion Through the Multilevel Governance of Education in Portugal



Selling a Nordic “Helping Hand”? Education Export in Finland and Sweden



Opting out or General Provision in Scandinavia? Freedom of Choice in Upper Secondary Education

23 SES 07 C: Teachers
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Charlaine Simpson
Paper Session
 

Defining ‘Core Work’ in Teaching: Policy Implications of a Large-scale Analysis of Teachers’ Work Activities



Boundary work as sticky goo: Exploring the boundary management at the Swedish Institute for Educational Research.



The Complexities of Teacher Professionalism in Scotland and the Role of Professional Standards

23 SES 07 D: From the market to the Privatization of Social Justice: new Policy Arrangements
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Lejf Moos
Chair: Romuald Normand
Symposium
 

From the market to the Prrivatization of Social Justice: new Policy Arrangements

Chair: Lejf Moos

Discussant: Romuald Normand

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Confronting the Education Reform Claimocracy: Stories from a privatised System.

Helen Gunter

 

State of (a)Symmetry in the Governance of Education

Paolo Landri

 

3. From pedagogical Discourse to educational Policy: Analysing the Politics of educational Innovation through public Policy Process Theory

Edgar Quilabert, Mauro Carlos Moretti, Antoni Verger

25 SES 07 A: Students' Participation and Influence
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Ioanna Palaiologou
Paper Session
 

The Complementary and Contradictory Roles of Educators in Schools With High Levels of Student Participation



Students’ and Teachers’ Understanding of Student Influence in Swedish Rights-Based Schools

26 SES 07 A: Policy, Values, and Ethical Leadership – Diversity, Covariation, or Conflict
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Olof CA Johansson
Chair: Ulf Leo
Symposium
 

Policy, Values, and Ethical Leadership – Diversity, Covariation, or Conflict

Chair: Olof Johansson

Discussant: Ulf Leo

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Policy Governing Chains and the Power of intervening Spaces for Student Learning

Helene Ärlestig, Olof Johansson

 

Communicative Intelligence toward Community Integrity: A Study of Educational Values and Ethics in Crisis

Samantha M. Paredes Scribner, Susan H Shapiro, Kitty Fortner

 

The Challenge for Leaders and their Values in a rules-based Context during the Pandemic.

Lawrence Drysdale, David Gurr, Helen Goode

 

Edgework as Praxis: Ethical Leadership and the Coercive Laws of Competition

Brendan Maxcy, Thu Surong Thi Nguyen, Chalmer Elaine Thompson

26 SES 07 B: Educational Leadership in Crisis: Perspectives and Directions
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Jennifer Charteris
Paper Session
 

Crisis Leadership and Communication: Working with School Communities after Catastrophic School Fires



Personality Traits of Principals in the Primary Schools in Greece and the Decision-making Crisis Management



How do Professional Gratification Crises affect the Health of School Leaders? Analysing the Relationship between the ERI Model and Burnout.

26 SES 07 C: Discourses of Gender on Educational Leadership
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Misaa Nassir
Paper Session
 

Principal-Teacher Gender (dis)Similarity as a Moderator between Paternalistic Leadership and Organisational Citizenship Behaviour Relationship in the Israeli Arab Minority



Principals’ Characteristics and their Influence on their Leadership Practices: A 3-year Study Carried out in Portugal

27 SES 07 A: Roundtable: Connecting with Scottish Research in Didactics
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Anke Wegner
Network 27 invites researchers from the host country to report on their research at the round table. With short impulse presentations, they introduce their work and offer space for discussion with the audience.
 

Connecting with Scottish Research in Didactics

27 SES 07 B: Teacher Expectancy and Professional Development
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Anna Kristín Sigurðardóttir
Paper Session
 

How Can Teacher Expectancy Research Better Inform Classroom Teaching?



Shedding Light on Teachers’ Promotion of Self-Regulated Learning



What do Nurses Mean and do when They Describe and Practice Nursing and Caring According to a Holistic View?

28 SES 07 A: Data Visions: Education in the Age of Digital Data Visualizations (Part 1)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Helene Ratner
Chair: Radhika Gorur
Symposium to be continued in 28 SES 08 A
 

Data Visions: Education in the Age of Digital Data Visualizations - Part 1

Chair: Helene Friis Ratner

Discussant: Radhika Gorur

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Agencies, Aesthetics and Alternatives: The Politics of Data Visualizations in Configuring Teachers’ Expertise

Helene Ratner

 

Visualising (Un)certainty in Datafied Education

Felicitas Macgilchrist, Juliane Jarke

 

Surveillance, Visualisation, Documentation: Students as Data Objects in Learning Analytics

Lesley Gourlay

 

Modes of Producing and Learning with Educational Dashboards in Higher Distance Education

Lanze Vanermen, Mathias Decuypere

28 SES 07 B: Diversity and diversification (special call session): Territorialities
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Gyöngyvér Pataki
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

A Tale of Two Systems: European and Traditional Public Schools in Luxembourg - What Narratives Are Told, and Which Students Benefit?



Higher Education as a Problem Space: Neo-Nationalism in Central-European Higher Educational Settings



Training and Territorial Specificities : Making Results From the Construction of the Data Sample

29 SES 07A: Special Call: Arts and Democracy (Part 2)
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Ana Luísa Paz
Paper Session continued from 29 SES 06 A, to be continued in 29 SES 08 A
 

How Are We Becoming Idiots in Arts Education? Issues of Democracy and Interculturality in a Collaborative Self-Study



Experiments in Digital Studio Spaces – Collaborative Arts Educational Research of Bachelor Art Education Students and Senior Researchers



AI and Education: the Contribution of Visual Aesthetic Experience to Educate Thinking About Differences and Participatory Democracy in Primary School



The Cloud that Carries my Thoughts - Using Art to Support Resilience and Participation

30 SES 07 A: Forest and nature connection
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Ole Andreas Kvamme
Paper Session
 

(Re)connecting with nature in NaturTEC-Kids Living Lab.



Cognitive Learning about Forests: The Key Role of Environmental Attitude



Chemistry Teacher Perspectives on a Systems Thinking-oriented Mapping Activity used to Engage Students with Critical Challenges Facing Society

30 SES 07 B: Futurity and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Elsa Lee
Paper Session
 

On Democratic and Sustainability Education: Dystopian Literature as a Didactic Trigger for Re-imagining the Future



Anthropocosmism: An Eastern Humanist Approach to Dissolving the Paradox of Post-Humanism in the Anthropocene



Woodland Methodologies: Diversifying Encounters with Children and more than Human World in a School Setting

30 SES 07 C: Environmental exposure and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Paul Vare
Paper Session
 

“Smog Shutting Schools?”: Understanding The Impact Of School Closure Due To Extreme Weather Conditions On Teachers Agency In Delhi, India



Heat Exposure and Education Outcomes in the Context of Climate Change: A Scoping Review



Renewable Energy Technology in a Sustainable Perspective and Deliberative Communication?

31 SES 07 A: "Developing Reading Skills: Insights from Early Childhood, Primary, and Secondary Education"
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Jonas Yassin Iversen
Paper Session
 

Mapping Meaning-Making: A Qualitative Study of Children's Early Literacy Engagement in Three Crèches in Luxembourg



Is it Just Reading Difficulties? An Overview of Reading and Social-emotional Difficulties of First Graders in Germany, Switzerland and Austria



Effects of Sentence Complexity and Reading-Related Skills on Scanpath Patterns During Paragraph Reading in Adolescents

31 SES 07 B JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education VII
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, full information in 20 SES 07 A JS
31 SES 07 D JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education VIII
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, full information in 07 SES 07 D JS
32 SES 07 A: Global Challenges and Organizational Resilience
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Claudia Fahrenwald
Paper Session
 

Teachers' job satisfaction: The Organizational perspective



Disruptions, Continuities, Reinventions: Post-disaster Schools Through the Lens of Organisational Resilience

33 SES 07 A: Methodological Challenges in Exploring Materiality and Subjectification in Education Practices
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Anna Danielsson
Chair: Carol Taylor
Symposium
 

Methodological Challenges in Exploring Materiality and Subjectification in Education Practices

Chair: Anna Danielsson

Discussant: Carol Taylor

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Liquid, Swirling, Marbling: Hope-full Data Experimentations for Rethinking Researcher Subjectivity through Research-creation

Joy Cranham, Hannah Hogharth, Carol Taylor

 

Making a Fuss and Taking it Slow: Re-working Science Education Theory, Method and Practices

Catherine Milne, Kathryn Scantlebury, Anita Hussenius

 

Centering Relationality in the Co-design of Affective Spaces for Science “Becomings”

Allison Jardim Gonsalves, Jrène Rahm

 

Walking Ethnographies in Higher Education Spaces of Physics and Mathematics

Anna Danielsson, Maria Berge, Lisa Österling, Paola Valero

33 SES 07 B: Gender Bias of STEM in Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sigolène Couchot-Schiex
Paper Session
 

Hep Mobile Application on Regulating Problematic Internet Use of Women University Students: Perceived Academic Contributions



Towards an Understanding of Identity as Political in Higher Education. An Ethnographic Study of Computing Education at University



Gender-Focused Training for Researchers. An Analysis of Doctoral Studies in Spanish Public Universities

5:15pm
-
6:45pm
00 SES 08: Changing Education Systems: Exploring the Role of Research, Evidence, and Stakeholder Participation
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Panel Discussion
 

Changing Education Systems: Exploring the Role of Research, Evidence, and Stakeholder Participation

01 SES 08 A: Publishing your article in Professional Development in Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Ken Jones
Research Workshop
 

Publishing your article in Professional Development in Education

01 SES 08 B: Perspectives on Higher Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Henriette Duch
Paper Session
 

Who Are We As Partners? Interpretations Of The Role of Representatives From Higher Education in a Decentralized Competence Development Project



The Impact of International Mobility Programmes for Professionals: A Systematic Literature Review 1960-2022



Professional Development for Educators in Higher Education: A New Organisational Initiative

01 SES 08 C: School Improvement Research
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Ruth Bourke
Paper Session
 

Teachers’ Responses to Expectations about School Improvement: Empirical findings from Switzerland



School Networks: A divergent approach to Teacher Professional Learning



Collegial Planning and Preparation as Subject-didactical School Improvement

02 SES 08 A: The Dual Model
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Benjamin Schimke
Paper Session
 

The Impact of Dual Apprenticeship (dVET) Transfer on Young People: The Case of the Mexican Model of Dual Training



Dual Apprenticeships of German Family Companies in Central and Eastern Europe: Status and perspectives



Same Degree, Different Labour Market Opportunities? Experimental Evidence on Signalling Effects of School Types in the Selection of Apprenticeship Applicants

02 SES 08 B: Lower Secondary
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Liana Roos
Paper and Poster Session
 

Observation-Based and Collaborative Learning in Lower Secondary VET. The Case of Hungary and Poland.



Youths Struggling the Transition to VET: Their Profile and Needed Key Competencies – Perspectives from an Estonian Preparatory VET Program

02 SES 08 C: Nursing and Health Care
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Martina Wyszynska Johansson
Paper and Poster Session
 

Analysis of Cognitively-Activating Tasks in Vocational Education and Training of Nursing Against the Background of Diversity



The Important Role of Emotional Intelligence for Apprentices in Healthcare and Social Care in Vocational Education and Training.



Vocational Didactics in Sweden: Mapping of the Terrain

03 SES 08 A: Leading Curriculum Change
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Daniel Alvunger
Paper Session
 

Curriculum Leadership in Special Education: Navigating Horizontal and Vertical Power Channels in Individual and Collaborative Endeavours



Perspectives on Curriculum Change: An Overview Study for the Dutch Context



Curricular Narratives among Diverse Groups of Educators (Promoted Teachers, Unpromoted Teachers, Head Teachers) in a Scottish Local Authority

03 SES 08 B: Curriculum and Innovative Teaching and Learning
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Audrey Doyle
Paper Session
 

‘What’s Going On?’ Project Based Learning and Wider Curriculum Outcomes



Educators Engaged in Curriculum Work: Encounters With Relationally Responsive Curriculum Practices



Innovative Teaching, Using Community Engagement, In A Public Health Module

04 SES 08 A: Different Stakeholders' Perspectives on Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Manuel J. Cotrina García
Paper Session
 

What is Missing from Inclusive Education? The Voices of School Counselors from a Participatory Research



Presences and Absences in Students’, Teachers’, and Administrators’ Perspectives on Diversity



The Keys to Inclusive Curricula: The View of Spanish Experts

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

04 SES 08 C: Experiences of Women in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Simoni Symeonidou
Paper Session
 

Linkages. A Narrative Approach to Young Women and the Intersection of Home, Education, Identity and Meaning Making.



'I've Been Framed': Empowerment, Education, and Woman with ADHD



“I’m not your average person”: A Narrative Portrait of the Experiences of a Woman with Disability in Education and Society

04 SES 08 D: A Case Study of Co-creation as a Socially Just Epistemology
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Jane Essex
Research Workshop
 

A Case Study of Co-creation as a Socially Just Epistemology

04 SES 08 E: Perspectives on Inclusive Education and Autism
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Nefi Charalambous Darden
Paper Session
 

Diversity in Education- Autism According to the Pupils, Caregivers and Education Professionals



Multi-Perspective Research on the Interrelation Between Language, Socio-emotional Skills, and Parent-child Relationship on Academic Performance in Autism



Teachers’ perceptions on Inclusive Education for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Cyprus.

04 SES 08 F: Developing Inclusive Education through Research
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Olja Jovanović Milanović
Paper Session
 

Action Research for ISEND: Analysis of a practitioner researcher



Developing Inclusive School Communities through Collaborative Action Research



Research-Based Development of Interprofessional Support for Enhancing Education for All in Finland: Synthesis of Research Outputs



Researching Inclusive Education: Decolonial Provocations for the Field(Work)

05 SES 08 A: Metrics and Equity
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Dolf Van Veen
Paper Session
 

School Socioeconomic Segregation: Results from Seven Cycles of PISA



Tracking in Context: Variation in the Effects of Reforms in the Age at Tracking on Educational Mobility



Effects of ability grouping on equity – Evidence from the Czech Republic

07 SES 08 A: Teachers' Discourses, Identities and Experiences in Multicultural Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Carola Mantel
Paper Session
 

Making Sense of Diversity, Inclusion and Social Justice Through Teachers Discourses on Pedagogical Practices



Narrating Inclusion. A Comparative Study of Secondary Education Teachers’ Narratives in Norway and Italy

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.

07 SES 08 C: Critical Questions to Ask when Researching Social Justice in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Henrike Terhart
Paper Session
 

A place for Basil Bernstein in the field



Social Justice in Educational Psychology Practice: Experiencing Aporia



Doing Scholarly Advocacy: Reflections on Rationales and Challenges

07 SES 08 D JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education X: Educational Research on Cultural Literacy in a European Comparative Perspective
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Søren Sindberg Jensen
Joint Research Workshop NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Educational Research on Cultural Literacy in a European Comparative Perspective

07 SES 08 E JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education IX
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information in 20 SES 08 A JS
08 SES 08 A: Perspectives and Approaches on Mental Health Promotion
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Teresa Vilaça
Paper Session
 

Mental Health and Wellbeing Coordinators in Primary Schools – Outcomes From a Quasi-Experimental Study



Promotion of Children’s Mental Health in the Educational Context – the Views of Policymakers, Officeholders, and Public Health Nurses



Digital Mental Health Interventions for Youth: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

09 SES 08 A JS: Assessment and Curriculum Reforms: Understanding Impacts and Enhancing Assessment Literacy
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Sarah Howie
Joint Paper Session, NW 09 and NW 24
 

The Impact of Curriculum and Assessment Reform in Secondary Education on Progression to Mathematics Post-16



Quality of an Assessment Task Developed by a Preservice Mathematics Teacher: The Role of Feedback from Agencies



Teachers’ Conceptions of Large-scale Assessment: Implications for Assessment Literacy



Becoming Assessment Literate – Enhancing Teacher Students Assessment Literacy

09 SES 08 B: Inclusive Education and Literacy: Perspectives, Interventions, and Assessment
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Ulrika Wolff
Paper Session
 

Literacy Learning for Students with Intellectual Disability Using Phonic-Based and Comprehension-Based Interventions



The Views of Students with Disabilities on Speech and Reading Compared to Corresponding Test Results



The Impact of Multilingualism on Children’s Reading/Writing Skills and Scholastic Performance



Is Paper-based Reading Achievement a Better Predictor of Later Reading Achievement Than is Digital Reading Achievement?

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

10 SES 08 B: Theory and Practice
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Mari-Ana Jones
Paper Session
 

University School Involvement and Educational Transformation. Another Teacher Education for Another School



Connection Between Theory And Practice In Icelandic Teacher Education: Students Perspectives



Discovering Ways to Support the Development of Student Teachers' Situation-Specific Skills



Investigating the feasibility of Immersive Learning Environments (ILEs) as tools to promote learning within Early Years

10 SES 08 C JS: Preparing Preservice Teachers for Effective Mathematics Instruction: Knowledge, Affect, and Pedagogical Practices
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Itxaso Tellado
Joint Session NW 10 & NW 24
 

Exploring Preservice Teachers’ Use of Definitions for Trapezium



Exploring Mathematics Anxiety and Attitude among Student Teachers in the First Year of their Initial Teacher Training



360-degree Video as a Tool for Reflective Practice with Pre-service Teachers of Mathematics



In the Abyss of Big Ideas: Preservice Teachers are Challenged in Planning Statistics Lessons

10 SES 08 D: Cultivating Research in Teacher Education
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Anna Beck
Paper Session
 

Doing Collective Work Internationally In Teacher Education? Conceptualising Autogestive Research Beyond The Nation State



Didactic Analyses for New Teacher Researchers



Goal-Shifting in Action Research: Ways to Deal with Moving Parts and Targets for Educational Improvement

11 SES 08 A: Developing Learners' Skills and Competences in Secondary Schools
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Buratin Khampirat
Paper Session
 

Socio-Educational Action with Kinship Foster Care: Qualitative Analysis to Improve Quality from the Perspective of Social Educators



The Influence of Рhenomenal-Оriented Learning on the Solution of Educational Problems of Secondary School Students



Supporting Second Language Learners in Science Education: Insights from a Science and Literacy Teaching Project

12 SES 08 A JS: Research Syntheses in the Diverse Research Field of Digital Learning: Methodological Approaches, Dynamic Processes and Reflections on Open Science
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Annika Wilmers
Joint Symposium NW 12 and NW 16
 

Research Syntheses in the Diverse Research Field of Digital Learning: Methodological Approaches, Dynamic Processes and Reflections on Open Science

Chair: Annika Wilmers

Discussant: Chris Brown

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A Critical Review of Curriculum Development in the Context of Education and Digitalisation

Anna Heinemann, Annika Wilmers, Pia Sander, Jens Leber

 

Advantages and Challenges in Conducting a Systematic Review of Systematic Reviews on the Research on Digitalization of Compulsory Education

Sanna Forsström, Astrid Guldbrandsen

 

Emergency Remote Learning in Schools during the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Example Living Rapid Review

Melissa Bond

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

13 SES 08 B: Democratic dilemmas, solidarity, and Libyan Teachers as Deweyan publics
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Bianca Thoilliez
Paper Session
 

Libyan Teachers as Deweyan Publics



Rethinking Education: Bildung, Civil Society and the Search for Social Solidarity



A Dilemmatic Approach to Democratic School Leadership and Governance

14 SES 08 A: School-related Transitions and Privileged Backgrounds
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Lars Hoffmann
Paper Session
 

Exposure Private School Myths - Parents Perceptions and Evidence from Research and Statistics



Family Diversity and the Transition to School. A qualitative longitudinal Study of socially privileged Families in Switzerland



Socioeconomic Segregation in German Primary Schools: What role do private schools play?

14 SES 08 B: Interventions in Schools and Communities
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: María José Ferraces Otero
Paper Session
 

Embedding financial inclusion support in schools: Findings from an evaluation and service design study of the FISO programme in Glasgow



The Effectiveness Of An Educational Intervention Program Based On The Funds Of Knowledge Approach

15 SES 08 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Olena Beskorsa
Paper Session
 

Developing a Model of Co-learning for Activist Research Practice Partnerships



Action Research in Supervision of Students in Preschool Teacher Education– Co-creating a plan for Supervision Methods



Safe Space: Partnership in Time of Crisis

16 SES 08 A: Integrating ICT - School Level Factors
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Philippe Gabriel
Paper Session
 

School Level Factors Motivating Teachers to Integrate Digital Technology in the Teaching



Instructional Leadership In A Digitized World

16 SES 08 C JS: Research Syntheses in the Diverse Research Field of Digital Learning: Methodological Approaches, Dynamic Processes and Reflections on Open Science
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Annika Wilmers
Joint Symposium NW 12 and NW 16.

Full information in the programme of NW 12 SES 08 JS (set the filter to Network 12) or
Follow the link below.
17 SES 08 A: Diverse Memories, Remembering Diversity
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Ana Luísa Paz
Paper Session
 

The National Political And Social Context And School Memory From A Sociodynamic Perspective



Ways of “Re-Membering”: Reconfiguring History and Education through Street Art (A Case of Differential Enfoldments)



Call for Cultivating the Biophilic Self: The Environmental Adult Education Theory of Urpo Harva

18 SES 08 A: Honorary Keynote Lecture: Professor Kathleen Armour
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Rachel Sandford
Network Keynote
 

Digital Challenges and New Futures for Researchers in Physical Education and Sport

19 SES 08 A: Paper Session
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Marianne Dovemark
Paper Session
 

«No One Likes To Get Their Hands Dirty Anymore»: Ethnographic Inquiries into Industrial Apprenticeships in the Knowledge Economy



Fostering Revolutionary Spaces in Higher Education: Cultural Practices in the Design Studio



Player Perspectives on Competitive Gaming in an Educational Context – State of the Art and Future Directions for Ethnographic Research

20 SES 08 A JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education IX
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Minority Students in Marginal Positions – (non)belonging and School Life in Norway and Denmark



International and Comparative Study of University Student Wellbeing in the context of Hong Kong and Australia



Exploring Factors Affecting and Outcomes of International Educational Mobility: A Systematic Literature Review



Language and stigmatization: the case of Russian-speaking minority group in the Czech Republic and Ukraine

20 SES 08 C JS: Educational Research on Cultural Literacy in a European Comparative Perspective
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Søren Sindberg Jensen
Joint Research Workshop NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information under 07 SES 08 D JS
21 SES 08 A
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Patrick Geffard
Paper Session
 

Collaborative Writing as a Field of Play.



Professionals Talk on Links Between Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice



Form and Figure of the 'Tightrope Walker' in Participatory Research: an Experience of Alterity?

22 SES 08 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Felicity Healey-Benson
Paper Session
 

Tracking Undergraduate Research in Texas: What Student and Institutional Characteristics Predict Participation in Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experiences?



From Global Thinker to Innovative Mind: An equity and quality roadmap through personalised learning and assessment



Mapping Inclusive Student Centred Pedagogical Competences and First Steps Towards Developing Academics’ Pedagogical Acuity

22 SES 08 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Carolina Guzmán-Valenzuela
Paper Session
 

Competence Profiles of Generic Skills Among Finnish Undergraduate Students



Service-Learning and Development of Transversal Competencies: Reflection as a Catalyst for Results.



Possibilised by Physics: Students’ Retrospective Narratives about Safe Spaces and Emancipation

22 SES 08 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Franziska Lessky
Paper Session
 

A Neo-Humboldtian Approach to Teaching for Meaningful Learning at the University



University-Industry Collaboration in Sweden: A Critical Analysis of Swedish Policies and Practices



Academic Cultures and Organizational Resilience in Higher Education

22 SES 08 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Trevor McSharry
Paper Session
 

Three Types of Learning from Storytelling in The Example of Non-traditional Students



Adult Learners’ Conceptions of Studying and Learning in Higher Education. The Contribution of Critical Pedagogy to its Analysis



Carers in Higher Education

22 SES 08 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Ying Yang
Paper Session
 

A Bourdieusian, Intersectional Analysis of In- and Exclusion Mechanisms for ECM Students in Higher Education



Intersectionality of LGBTQIA International Students: Impact of Perceived Experiences on Academic Performance and Campus Engagement

23 SES 08 A: Agonism and its Critiques: Diverse Perspectives for a Research Agenda
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Louise Sund
Panel Discussion
 

Agonism and its Critiques: Diverse Perspectives for a Research Agenda

23 SES 08 C: Education Policy Actors
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Peter Kelly
Paper Session
 

Philanthropic education policies: The strategies of Lego foundation and Novo Nordisk/Life



Ed-tech and Business Actors in Swedish Schools 1920-1962

23 SES 08 D: Teacher Development
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Monika Merket
Paper Session
 

The battle of Knowledge in Teacher Education: An Analysis of Knowledge Discourses in the Integrated Teacher Education Programs in Norway.



Identifying Key Facilitators, Barriers, and Content in the Development of Physical Education Stakeholders’ Policy Capacity



The Capacity of Teacher Unions for Positive Agency

24 SES 08 A JS: Preparing Preservice Teachers for Effective Mathematics Instruction: Knowledge, Affect, and Pedagogical Practices
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Itxaso Tellado
Joint Paper Session NW 10 and NW 24. Full information under 10 SES 08 C JS
24 SES 08 B JS: Assessment and Curriculum Reforms: Understanding Impacts and Enhancing Assessment Literacy
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Sarah Howie
Joint Paper Session NW 09 and NW 24

Full information in the programme under 09 SES 08 A JS (set the filter to Network 09 (In conftool follow the below)
25 SES 08 A: Educational Rights for Refugee and Migrant Children
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Rachel Shanks
Paper Session
 

Children’s Rights and the Access to Education of Refugee Children and Youths in Switzerland



Refugee and Migrant Bodies in the Interplay of Education and Migration Policies in EU/Europe

26 SES 08 A: Lessons Learned from Researching Leadership and Policy in Different Countries
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Stephen Rayner
Chair: Bee Hughes
Symposium
 

Lessons Learned from Researching Leadership and Policy in Different Countries

Chair: Stephen Rayner

Discussant: Bee Hughes

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Lessons Learned from Ireland

Craig Skerritt

 

Lessons from Researching Educational Leadership in Australia

Amanda Heffernan

 

Foregrounding Methodological Diversity in Educational Leadership Research in England

Steven Courtney

26 SES 08 B: School Leadership Development: Emerging Trends and Topics (Part 1)
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Paper Session to be continued in 26 SES 14 B
 

Professionalization in a New Key - School Leader Professional Development, Training, Knowledge and Autonomy in a Changing Landscape of Professions



School Leadership Development for Improvement in and for Diverse Societies



Professional Development and Organizational Learning in Schools – Unique Perspectives of Middle-level Leadership

26 SES 08 C: International Successful School Principalship amidst Multi-Layered Influences and Complexities: A Cross-National Panel Dialogue
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Christopher Day
Panel Discussion
 

International Successful School Principalship amidst Multi-Layered Influences and Complexities: A Cross-National Panel Dialogue

27 SES 08 A: Didactic Engineering and Teacher-Researcher Collaboration
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Anke Wegner
Paper Session
 

Analysis of the Collaboration between the Participants of a Didactic Engineering in Physical Education



Working with a Didactic Model in a Teacher-researcher Collaboration in Primary Science



Teacher, Researcher and Their Models

27 SES 08 B: Diversity - Teaching and Learning in Diverse Contexts
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Laura Tamassia
Paper Session
 

Within the Value of Diversity, the Value of Unrepeatable: Improvisation as Generative Teaching-Learning Perspective and Procedure in the Classroom



Perspectives of School Assistants on Individual Learning Support in Diverse Contexts



Religious Dimension of Intercultural Education in Confessional Religious Education: Religious Education Teachers’ Views and Opinions on Teaching Methods in Croatia

27 SES 08 C: Didactics Across Subjects
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Marta Koc-Januchta
Paper Session
 

Epigenetic Didactics: Students’ Interpretation and Reasoning with Visual Representations at Different Levels of Biological Organization.



What Are we Missing in Didactics as the Active Process of Teaching?



How is Variation Theory Used in Teachers’ Collegial Discussions Concerning Teaching in a Subject Didactic Group in Physical Education?

28 SES 08 A: Data Visions: Education in the Age of Digital Data Visualizations (Part 2)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Helene Ratner
Chair: Radhika Gorur
Symposium continued from 28 SES 07 A
 

Data Visions: Education in the Age of Digital Data Visualizations - Part 2

Chair: Helene Friis Ratner

Discussant: Radhika Gorur

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Visualising the School?! A Critical Study on Co-designing a Moodle-based Learning Management System

Nina Brandau, Sigrid Hartong

 

How Data Visualizations Come to Matter? Teachers’ Consumptions of Data Visualizations in Digital Learning Materials

Maria Birch Rokoguniwai

 

WITHDRAWN Changing Visualisations for Shifting Audiences: A Historical Analysis of IEA’s Science and Mathematics Reports 1967–2019

N. N.

 

The Masking of Uncertainties: Visualizations of Economic Forecasts on Future Labor Markets

Miriam Madsen

28 SES 08 B: Enacting Contemporary Education Reforms: Analyses of School Autonomy with Accountability Policies in Europe
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Antoni Verger
Chair: Jaakko Kauko
Symposium
 

Enacting Contemporary Education Reforms: Analyses of School Autonomy with Accountability Policies in Europe

Chair: Antoni Verger

Discussant: Jaakko Kauko

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Regulatory Power of Policy Instruments. Evidence From Accountability Reform in Education

Guri Skedsmo, Christian Maroy, Antoni Verger

 

Data use in Education: New trends and emerging issues

Giulia Montefiore, Guri Skedsmo

 

The Reputational Effects of Educational Accountability: A Comparative Study in Three Different Policy Settings

Marjolein Camphuijsen, Antonina Levatino

 

Negotiating between the Accountability and the Improvement Mandates. Evidence from Catalan Schools

Laura Mentini, Edgar Quilabert, Antoni Verger

29 SES 08 A: Special Call: Arts and Democracy (Part 3)
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Sofia Ré
Paper Session continued from 29 SES 07 A
 

How Climate Change Changed the Art Class



Arts and Cultural Practices in France's Higher Education, a Pathway to Democracy?



Where do I Stand? Reflections on the Process of Researching ‘in-between’ the Lines

30 SES 08 A: Posthumanism and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Greg Mannion
Paper Session
 

Arts, Econnection and Education for Sustainability: From the Anthropocene to Practical Post Humanism



Specters of the City: Towards the Sustainable Pedagogy of a Haunted Place



Dealing with Student Beliefs about Global Issues

30 SES 08 B: Higher education and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: James Musana
Paper Session
 

The Role of Regime Elements in Higher Education Change Practices



Primary School Teachers’ Views and Teaching of Critical Thinking: Implications for Sustainability Education



Inspiring Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in Universities – The Importance of Professional Development for Higher Education Staff



The Significance of Martin Buber’s Theoretical Underpinnings of Relational Pedagogy to the Integration of ESD Higher Education

30 SES 08 C: Social and Emotional Learning and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Jutta Nikel
Paper Session
 

Analysing and Developing Teaching Materials to Enhance the Transfer of Inland Waterways Transport Knowledge in Germany



Shared Reading for Work with Social, Ecological and Economic Sustainability



Sustainable Development in Norwegian Educational Research – A Literature Review of the Latest Research

31 SES 08 A: Multilingual Practices: Attitudes, Beliefs, and Implementation
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Suzanne Dekker
Paper Session
 

Multilingual Literacy Practices in Theory and Practice in Day care Centres in Luxembourg



Pre-service English Language Teachers’ Beliefs about Multilingualism



The Place of Global Issues in Foreign Language Classes from the Perspective of English Lecturers

31 SES 08 B JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education IX
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information available under 20 SES 08 A JS
31 SES 08 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education X: Educational Research on Cultural Literacy in a European Comparative Perspective
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Søren Sindberg Jensen
Joint Research Workshop NW 07, NW 20, NW 31, Full information under 07 SES 08 D JS
32 SES 08 A: Enabling Educational Processes in and through diversity-oriented Educational Arrangements - Comparative Perspectives on Educational Organizations
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Marc-André Heidelmann
Chair: Tobias Klös
Symposium
 

Enabling Educational Processes in and through diversity-oriented Educational Arrangements - Comparative Perspectives on Educational Organizations

Chair: Marc-André Heidelmann

Discussant: Tobias Klös

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Promising a carefree Harbor: The Middle Class and the Dilemma of Alternative Education in contemporary China

Wanru Xu, Bram Spruyt

 

Dealing with Diversity in the Inclusive Classroom – Organizational Educational Perspectives on Cooperation in Multi-Professional Teams of Teachers and Social Workers

Andrea Gergen

 

Respecting Diversity towards an Organizational Change where there is Space for existential Questions

Daan Buijs

 

Transformational Education through Discoursive Diversity – The Experience of contradictory Discourses in the 'Third Space' of Innovation Labs as educational Potentials

Tobias Klös, Marc-André Heidelmann

33 SES 08 A: Sexuality Education – Possibilities and Limitations
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Andrea Abbas
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

Limitations and Possibilities of Talking Sex in School - Intersections of Teachers’ Age, Gender, and Sexuality



Relationships in Sexuality Education: An Affirmative Critique of a Swedish Case

       

Date: Thursday, 24/Aug/2023
9:00am
-
10:30am
00 SES 09 A: Citizenship Education in Europe and Beyond. The Role of Research
Location: Joseph Black Building, B419 LT [Floor 5]
Chair: Paulína Koršňáková
Panel Discussion
 

Citizenship Education in Europe and Beyond. The Role of Research

01 SES 09 A: Teacher Professional Learning and Development in Europe (Part 1)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Margery McMahon
Chair: Lars Qvortrup
Symposium to be continued in 01 SES 11 A
 

Teacher Professional Learning and Development (PLD) in Europe - 3

Chair: Margery McMahon

Discussant: Lars Qvortrup

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Teacher Professional Development in Romania: Framing Learning, Responsibility and Change Through Crisis

Mihaela Mitescu Manea

 

Teacher Professional Learning: Policy Development to Policy Enactment

Fiona King, Aoife Brennan

 

Teachers’ Continuing professional Development in France. A Systemic Transformation in Progress.

Régis Malet

 

Teacher Education policies in Italy: In search of professional learning indicators

Maurizio Gentile

01 SES 09 B: Complexity and Certification in Teacher Education
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Melissa Warr
Paper Session
 

Using Causal Loop Diagrams To Understand The Complexities Of Professional Development In Schools



Learning to See Complexity: A Case Study of Teacher Designing in Diverse Contexts

01 SES 09 C: Research on the Design of Professional Development
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Philipp Schmid
Paper Session
 

Making Learning Visible as a way of Teacher Professionalization. Exploratory Study Based on the Participatory Assessment of a Training Program



Teacher Workplace Learning as an Interplay of Learning-oriented Action and Reflection

02 SES 09 A: Teacher Education
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Blanca Estela Braña de Hvidsten
Paper Session
 

The Professional Learning Practices and Views of Hungarian Vocational Teachers and Trainers



Teacher Specialists in VET: How Can Professional Development Through an Experience-based Master's Degree Strengthen Their Role as Teacher Specialists



Student Experiences from a Cohort Who Completed the Study of Practical Pedagogy for Tertiary Vocational Education at OsloMet in Norway

02 SES 09 B: Excellence
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Paolo Nardi
Paper and Poster Session
 

Teacher Training and Empowerment as a Tool to Meet the Challenges of an Inclusive School in rural school



Innovative and Inclusive Pedagogies for Excellence in VET: a Potential Model for Identification and Clustering of Relevant Practices



The Centres of Vocational Excellence as the Way Forward to Future VET Ecosystems. A Case Study

02 SES 09 C: Understanding Transitions
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Barbara E. Stalder
Chair: Christiane Hof
Symposium
 

Understanding Transitions to and Through Working Life: Concepts, Methods and Procedural Imperatives

Chair: Barbara E. Stalder

Discussant: Christiane Hof

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Vocational Education Graduates’ Negotiations With the New Conditions of Working Life Transitions

Susanna Ågren

 

Transitioning Experience: Migrant Learning and Engaging with Canada’s Labour Market Challenges

Michael Bernhard

 

When sustainability becomes something professional: Diverse ways of learning between Work & Sustainable Development

Elisa Thevenot

 

The Learning and Changes Adults Negotiate Across Worklife Transitions

Stephen Billett

03 SES 09 A: Curriculum Implementation in Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Sinem Hizli Alkan
Paper Session
 

Local Quality Management - Local School Governance in Light of a Re-centralization Movement



Creating a Rich, Common Curriculum for all Students: Insights into Teaching Practices that Promote Curricular Justice



Subject Choice at 15 and Global Competences

04 SES 09 A: Autism and Neurodiversity in Schools
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Rebecca Wood
Paper Session
 

Learning About Neurodiversity at School (LEANS): A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of a New Programme to Facilitate Acceptance and Inclusive Actions



Learning Lessons from Autistic Teachers in Poland and the UK



School and Autism – A Diagnostic Tool for Barriers in Inclusive Education for Autistic Students

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

04 SES 09 C: Comparative Takes on Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Lisa-Katharina Moehlen
Paper Session
 

New Comparisons. Methodological Approaches to Comparing Multi-Language Data from an International Systematic Review of the ICF and Education



“A lean agreement is better than a fat lawsuit” – The Trilemma of Inclusive Educational Assessments in Austria & Germany

04 SES 09 D: Global North and South Views on Research Ethics: Participatory or Inclusive Research in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Olja Jovanović Milanović
Panel Discussion
 

Global North and South Views on Research Ethics: Participatory or Inclusive Research in Education

04 SES 09 E: The Role of Professionalisation in Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Eizabeth Done
Paper Session
 

Averting De-professionalisation Processes In Inclusive Preschool Education by Increasing Competence in Dealing with a Lack of Time



Professional development for SENCos (Special Educational Needs Co-ordinators): the future of an accredited National Award.



Professional Learning Communities -Contribution to an Inclusive School?

04 SES 09 F: Agency in Inclusive Education Communities
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Jonathan Rix
Paper Session
 

Developing Educational Agency for Young People with Complex Needs



The Educational and Psychological Counselling Service as a central Inclusion Agent in the Municipality; how?

04 SES 09 G: Inclusion in Young Peoples' Lives
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: Tina Stahel
Paper Session
 

Understanding Supported Decision Making in Post-School Planning Among Irish Young People with Special Educational Needs



Adolescent's Attitudes toward Special Educational Needs Students in the General Greek School Context



Educational Function of Bullying Among Adolescents in Schools and Its Practical Implications for Inclusive Education

05 SES 09 A: Marginalised Young People in Marginal Settings
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Erna Nairz
Paper Session
 

Future Orientation among at-risk youth in Educational Boarding Schools



A Language Intervention Program in Urban Kindergartens



Probing into Chinese Left-behind Children’s Peer Interaction from a Perspective of the Hidden Curriculum

06 SES 09 A: Teaching Media Literacy and Competencies
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Yvonne Fritze
Paper Session
 

Exploring the Key Concept of Technologies in Media Literacy Education



In the Web – All for Free? - Digital Education Workshops in the Field of Data Protection, Algorithms and Online Advertising



Learning to Swim in the Digital Ocean - Individualized Design of Basic Education Courses Integrating Digital Media

07 SES 09 A: Research in_on Diversity in Education - Biographical/Reconstructive Research and Participatory Approaches (PAR)
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Jacqueline Hackl
Panel Discussion
 

Research in_on Diversity in Education - Biographical/Reconstructive Research and Participatory Approaches (PAR)

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.

07 SES 09 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XI: Innovative Learning Tools: Challenges and Opportunities
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information in 31 SES 09 A JS
07 SES 09 C: Overcoming Prejudice, Deficitism and the Pathologisation of the Poor in European Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Louisa Dawes
Paper Session
 

Breaking out the Box. Moving Beyond Deficit Thinking in Contemporary School Contexts.



Diversity of Opinions in the Classroom: Possibilities and Challenges Considering Student Positions and Social Context



Social mobility and Attitudes to Child Poverty in Schools in England. Findings from the Local Matters Attitudinal Survey.

07 SES 09 D: Political and Science Education in Spaces and Times of Risk
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Paper Session
 

Attitudes towards Political Interventions in Times of Crisis - A Typology of the Youth



Transferring and Creating Science Education in Prisons through Dialogic Scientific Gatherings and Scientific Workshops

08 SES 09 A: Relationships for Health and Wellbeing
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Teresa Vilaça
Paper Session
 

The Conscious Use of Relationship - How Teachers Promote Student Health in Their Everyday Teaching



Improvement in Relational Competencies and Relationship Quality Following Empathy Training for the School Staff: A Mixed-Method Approach



The Relations Between First-Grade Students’ Temperament and Teacher-Student Interaction



Youth Health Parenting and Young People’s Health Practices Across Class Contexts: A Comparative and Longitudinal Analysis

09 SES 09 A: Bridging Research and Practice in Reading Literacy Interventions: Insights and Applications
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Lisa Palmqvist
Paper Session
 

The relevance of Rapid Automatized Naming (RAN) in research versus practice



Early Phonological Intervention: A Ten Year Follow-up



Digital Inclusive Reading Support Evolving Through Practice To Research Transfer



Teacher Ratings on the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire for Siblings of Children with Chronic Disorders

09 SES 09 B: Advancing Assessment Methods and Insights for Education Systems
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Stefan Johansson
Paper Session
 

Measuring and Misrepresenting the Missing Millions: the OECD’s Assessment of out-of-School Youth in PISA for Development



Tinkering towards an assessment of Global Competence



Are Students Underachieving in PISA? The Issue of Test Motivation in Low-Stakes and High-Stakes Tests



A Framework to Estimate and Enhance Effectiveness of Large-scale Assessments in Next Generation Learning Systems

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.

10 SES 09 B: Citizenship and Social Class
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Erika Marie Pace
Paper Session
 

Fear, Shame and Power. Pedagogical Challenges in Dealing with Class and Classism in Teacher Education



Citizenship and Development: the Process of Building and Implementing a Teacher Training Plan

10 SES 09 C: Democratic and Civic Education Experiences Dealing with Antisemitism and Populism
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Susann Hofbauer
Paper Session
 

Educational Practices of Teachers in Dealing with anti-Semitism at School.



Populism and Its Impact on Young People in Schools - A Comparative European Snapshot



Vocational Teachers’ View on Civic Education at Vocational Schools



Playful Learning, Primary Teaching and Education Reform in Ukraine

10 SES 09 D: Beginning Teachers
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Maria Pacheco Figueiredo
Paper Session
 

Study of the Conditions Supporting the Professional Development of Early Career Teachers



Early-career Teachers’ Burnout: The Role of Personality and Self-efficacy

11 SES 09 A: School Performance and Quality Models
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Andra Fernate
Paper Session
 

The school improvement wheel: Shaping Transitional Processes in Dynamic Societies



Making Sense of School Performance Feedback: Which Attributions Do Teachers and School Leaders Make?



Validating the Kazakhstani Teacher Observational Protocol: A Pilot Study

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

13 SES 09 C JS: STEAMing ahead: acting, educating the senses, and discovering new visible worlds
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Judit Onsès
Joint Paper and Ignite Talk Session NW 13 and NW 29. Full information under 29 SES 09 A JS
14 SES 09 A: Everyday School/ Outside the Classroom
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Paper
 

What Motivates the Most Avid Readers? Norwegian Sixth Graders' Leisure Reading in the Span Between Control and Autonomy



Collaborative Autonomy-Support - School-Home Collaboration in Upper Secondary School

14 SES 09 B: Place-Based Inequity for Schools: International Considerations for a More Inclusive Education System
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Tanya Ovenden-Hope
Chair: Unn-Doris K. Bæck
Symposium
 

Place-Based Inequity for Schools: International Considerations for a More Inclusive Education System.

Chair: Tanya Ovenden-Hope

Discussant: Unn-Doris K Bæck

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Place-Based Solutions in Rural Montana: Elevating Local Knowledge in Curriculum, Conversation and Community

Jayne Downey, Sabre Moore, Angie Weikert

 

Diverse Diversity: Contradictions and Place-Based Educational Challenges in Northern Norway

Gry Paulgaard, Merete Saus

 

Mitigating Place-Based Disadvantages for Educationally Isolated Schools: A Case Study of a ‘Hub School’ Model in England.

Tanya Ovenden-Hope, Rowena Passy

 

WITDHRAWN Development of a Multi-Dimensional Model to Identify Educationally Isolated Schools to Support an Equitable School System

N N

15 SES 09 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Nadia Lausselet
Paper Session
 

Documentary Theatre Partnership for Agro Ecological Transition Education to the risk of transformation



Education Society Partnerships for Sustainable Futures. Unveiling the Collaborative Learning Narratives to make Space for Learning.



Partnerships to Improve ESD Implementation in Schools: Two Case Studies in French-Speaking Switzerland.

16 SES 09 A: Teacher Competences
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Xiaomei Wei
Paper Session
 

Teachers Utilizing Diverse Aspects of Professional Digital Competence – Challenges and Possibilities in a Highly Digital Teaching Practice



The Development of Assessment Scale for Computational Thinking Competence of In-service Primary School Teachers

16 SES 09 B: Media Use And Online Identity
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217B [Lower Ground]
Chair: Peter Feher
Paper Session
 

Discourses of online identity: A qualitative study with Spanish and Moroccan adolescents in Spain



WHITDRAWN Use of Mobile Phones in Classrooms and Digitalisation of Educational Centres in Barcelona



How the Net Generation Changed in the Last Decade: Two Research in Hungary

17 SES 09 A: Diversity Shaped Differently: Subjectivities, Ideologies and Philosophies
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Christian Ydesen
Paper Session
 

Between Past and Future: the Case of Roma Education in Vilnius



Communist School in the Memories of Emigrated Children: Cold War and Ideologies



Can we educate a Papuan? Diversity, Education and Emancipation in Labriola's Thought and Gramsci's Critique

17 SES 09 B: Diversifying Contemporary Approaches to the Past
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Tamar Groves
Paper Session
 

Teaching History Today: Introducing Post-qualitative and New Materialism for Diversification of the Contemporary Tertiary History Classroom



Red Sunday Schools: Reviving the Tradition in Glasgow (Scotland)



Diversity and/or Homogeneity in Hungarian Textbooks on the History of Education in the Late 19th Century

18 SES 09 A: The UK Physical Education Collaborative: Facilitating Cross-Border Learning, Dialogue and Innovation
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Shirley Gray
Chair: Fiona Chambers
Symposium
 

The UK Physical Education Collaborative: Facilitating Cross-Border Learning, Dialogue and Innovation

Chair: Shirley Gray

Discussant: Fiona Chambers

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Examining Discourses of Health in Physical Education Curricula Across the UK

Shirley Gray, Stephanie Hardley, David Aldous

 

Getting Back to Business (As Usual)? Pandemic-Induced Changes to PE Curriculum and Practice Across the UK

Oliver Hooper, Rachel Sandford, Anna Bryant

 

Reimagining the Curriculum Through Cross-Border Learning: What Possible Future(s) for Physical Education?

Julie Stirrup, Oliver Hooper, Nicola Carse

19 SES 09 A: Paper Session
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Begoña Vigo-Arrazola
Paper Session
 

Negotiating Knowledge of Sexual and Gender Diversity: A Case Study with Migrant Students in a Swedish Language Course



Boys at Risk - Diverse Learner Identities and Perception of Risk in the Present and the Future.



The Diversity of Pupils and the Need for Community. Contractualism in School

20 SES 09 A: Internationalization and Teacher training
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Dolly Eliyahu-Levi
Paper Session
 

Possibilities to Recognize Other Forms of Diversity in Learning Environments in Higher Education



Formative Assessment in Teacher Education for Inclusion: Self-Study of Teacher Education Practice



Towards Meta-Framework of International Student Mobility Decision-making: Insights from Qualitative Research on Internationalisation at a Distance Effect on Study-abroad Aspirations



Aligning for Change: A Mixed-methods Exploration of Students’ and Teachers’ Beliefs, Perceptions, and Reform-aligned Pedagogical Practices in Sao Paulo

20 SES 09 B JS: Innovative Learning Tools: Challenges and Opportunities
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information in 31 SES 09 A JS
22 SES 09 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Sarah Robinson
Paper Session
 

Mapping Transversal Competencies in Higher Education



Transition into Higher Education in Japan: Inquiry-Based Learning in High School to Research in University



Youth Paths Through Postsecondary Education and Work in Russia: An Inquiry Using Sequence Analysis



Investigation of Predictors of Post-Traumatic Growth in University Students with Traumatic Experiences

22 SES 09 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Ana Remesal
Paper Session
 

Redesigning for Meaningful Assessment in Higher Education: A Study of the Practices in Norway and Italy



Troubling Pedagogies through Research. Reading Research on Students’ Reflections as Reflective and Diffractive Processes



Students’ Emotional Reactions to Certainty-based Marking for Diagnostic Self-assessment: First Challenge from a Multidisciplinary Glance

22 SES 09 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Erik Straume Bussesund
Paper Session
 

Traditional Views on Equality and the Challenges of Diversity - the Finnish Case



How do Precariously Employed Academics Gain Permanent Employment?



Selecting for Equity in Doctoral Admissions

22 SES 09 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Katja Brøgger
Paper Session
 

Interdisciplinary Collaboration as and for Public Good



Supporting Facilitator Teams in Higher Education to Develop into Communities of Practice to Support Students` Learning



Professional Learning in Higher Education – Teacher Educators` Collaboration to Improve their Teaching

23 SES 09 A: Exploring School Policy Reforms in Europe: A Comparative View on Transnational Alignments and National Contestations (Part 1)
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: John Benedicto Krejsler
Chair: Lejf Moos
Symposium to be continued in 23 SES 11 A
 

Exploring School Policy Reforms in Europe: A Comparative View on Transnational Alignments and National Contestations [SESSION 1]

Chair: John Benedicto Krejsler

Discussant: Lejf Moos

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Danish School Policy: the Nordic Context and Transnational Impact

John Benedicto Krejsler

 

Disrupting Ssocial-Welfarist Schooling in the English Educational Reform Laboratory

David Hall

 

French School Policies: the Strong Republican State Absorbing External Influences

Romuald Normand

 

Europe as the Exterior Interiorized in the Infrastructures of Policy

Thomas, S. Popkewitz

23 SES 09 B: New Avenues and Challenges for Comparative Education Policy Studies (Part 1)
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Antoni Verger
Symposium to be continued in 23 SES 11 B
 

New Avenues and Challenges for Comparative Education Policy Studies (Part I)

Chair: Antoni Verger

Discussant: Sam Sellar

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Coping with Incommensurability: Methodological Approaches in Comparative Policy Studies

Gita Steiner-Khamsi

 

Comparative Methods and the Context of Globalization: Developing a Multiscalar Study on Teachers’ Careers in Europe

Xavier Dumay, Tore Bernt Sorensen

 

The Changing Dynamics of Public-Private Partnerships in Education: A Cross-country Analysis of Public Regulatory Trends from an Equity Perspective

Adrián Zancajo, Clara Fontdevila, Antoni Verger

 

Performance-based Accountability in the Governance of Education: A Cross-country Analysis of Policy Instrumentation and Enactment Practice

Antoni Verger, Gerard Ferrer-Esteban, Antonina Levatino, Lluís Parcerisa

23 SES 09 C: Professionalism
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Anna Beck
Paper Session
 

Knowledge-Based Resistance: The Role of Professional Organisations in the Struggle Against Statutory Assessments in England



Democratic legitimacy in policymaking: a critical analysis of the General Teaching Council for Scotland’s Professional Standards Review



Rethinking Educational Policy: Ideological Implications of Educational Reforms

23 SES 09 D: Teachers
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Jaana Nehez
Paper Session
 

Chinese University Teachers’ Perceptions Of Measures Promoting Applied Research



First Teacher Assignments in the light of Responsibility and Accountability



The chaotic Icelandic education Action Plan for 2021–2024: Focus on everything and nothing at once.

24 SES 09 A: Exploring Perspectives and Approaches in Mathematics Education: From Students to Pre-service Teachers
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Esra Demiray
Paper Session
 

Comparison of Algebraic Habits of Mind Used by Pre-service Teachers in Solving Well-Structured and Ill-Structured Algebra Problem



Mathematics Teachers’ Self-efficacy toward Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Different Areas of Mathematics



The Relationship Between Problem-Posing and Reading Comprehension Abilities of 4th-Grade Students

25 SES 09 A: Participatory Research Methods - Listening to Children
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Jenna Gillett-Swan
Paper Session
 

Methods for Constructing Composite Narratives That Fulfil Children’s Right to ‘Have a Say’ in Educational Research



Students as Researchers – Presentation of the Implementation Process in Four Schools



Due weight, Listening and Philosophy with Children

26 SES 09 A: Same Name, Different Meanings And Practices? Distributed Leadership Across Cultures And Methods
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Pierre Tulowitzki
Chair: James Spillane
Symposium
 

Same Name, Different Meanings And Practices? Distributed Leadership Across Cultures And Methods

Chair: Pierre Tulowitzki

Discussant: James Spillane

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Making Distributed Leadership Visible – A Futile Exercise? First Results From A Multimethod Study Into Educational Leadership In Switzerland

Ella Grigoleit, Laetitia Progin, Pierre Tulowitzki, Aleksandra Vuichard

 

WITHDRAWN Distributed Leadership As An Organizing Framework for Cross-Sector Partnerships in the United States

Rebecca Lowenhaupt, Betty Lai, Gabrielle Oliveira

 

Building Capacity Through Distributed Leadership.

Helen Goode, Lawrence Drysdale

 

Distributed Leadership In Irish Post-Primary Schools Amidst A Pandemic: Interpretations And Implementation

Niamh Hickey, Patricia Mannix - McNamara, Aishling Flaherty

26 SES 09 B: Controversial Issues and Dilemmas in Educational Leadership (Part 2)
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Carl Bagley
Paper Session continued from 26 SES 02 A
 

Controversial Issues for Principals in Sweden - an Exploratory Approach



The Case of La Verneda-Sant Martí School: Leading Change Through Dialogue



(Re)Contextualising the Field. A Bourdieuian Analysis of Small Rural School Principal Leadership in a Post-Conflict Society

26 SES 09 C: Distributed School Leadership
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Maree O'Rourke
Paper Session
 

"Follow the Leader" Capturing the Perspectives of Post- Primary Principals in the Irish Voluntary School Sector Implementing Distributed Leadership



The Prediction of Teacher Well-Being through Distributed Leadership: A Cross-Cultural Study

27 SES 09 A: Philosophy and Ethics in Preschools and Elementary Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Marita Cronqvist
Paper Session
 

"The Philosophy Bird Just Flies Differently, It's Made That Way." Mindplay- Conversation for Learning.



Philosophising with Children: Using Images with Children Aged 5-6 Years to Foster Dialogues



A Professional Ethical Stance; to Guide the Children About Right and Wrong

27 SES 09 B: Teachers' and Students' Competencies and Beliefs
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Marte Blikstad-Balas
Paper Session
 

Teachers’ Responses to Students’ Initiatives in Between-Desk Encounters in EFL Project Work



Conscious Return to the Learning While Teaching Primary School Students the Native Language



Reading challenge in Professional Bachelor's degree programs



L1 and Translation Use in EFL Classrooms: A Quantitative Survey on Teachers’ Attitudes in Kazakhstani Secondary Schools

27 SES 09 C: Facets of Teacher Agency
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Peter Bergström
Paper Session
 

Higher Education Teachers’ Identity and Agency in Disrupted Contexts of Teaching



Phenomenological Research in Education - Considering Multimodal "Texts"



Language Arts Teachers adaptive agency in the USA, England and Australia, committed to equity.



Teacher Agency in Transforming Hands-On Chemistry Curriculum Units to Middle School Chemistry Teaching Practices

28 SES 09 A: Diversity and diversification (special call session): Reconfiguring Diversity, Nation and Nature
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Zsuzsa Millei
Chair: Nelli Piattoeva
Symposium
 

Reconfiguring Diversity, Nation and Nature

Chair: Zsuzsa Millei

Discussant: Nelli Piattoeva

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Civic Orientation Courses for Newly Arrived Adult Migrants: Becoming the Other in a (Neo)-nationalistic Sweden?

Kerstin von Brömssen, Tommaso Milani, Andrea Spehar, Simon Bauer

 

Nature, Nation and Childhood in ECEC Curricula

Katarzyna Gawlicz, Camilla Eline Andersen, Danielle Ekman Ladru, Lucy Hopkins

 

Towards Earthly Politics in Education: Going beyond National, Global and Planetary Environmental Imaginaries

Zsuzsa Millei, Sirpa Lappalainen

28 SES 09 B: Shaping a Better Future of EdTech? Potentials and Challenges of Participatory Approaches in Education Policy and Practice
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Sigrid Hartong
Symposium
 

Shaping a Better Future of EdTech? Potentials and Challenges of Participatory Approaches in Education Policy and Practice

Chair: Kalervo Gulson

Discussant: Felicitas Macgilchrist

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

What is the ‘Co’ in (critical) Co-design? A Self-Reflexive Study on the Digital Empowerment of Low SES Schools

Anja Loft-Akhoondi, Sigrid Hartong, Toon Tierens, Mathias Decuypere

 

Interconnecting Theory and Practice? A Collaborative Approach to Developing a Critical Datafication Literacy Framework

Ina Sander

 

Collective Policy Making and Artificial Intelligence in Education

Kalervo Gulson, Marcia McKenzie, Sam Sellar

29 SES 09 A JS: STEAMing ahead: acting, educating the senses, and discovering new visible worlds
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Judit Onsès
Joint Paper and Ignite Talk Session NW 13 and NW 29
 

Testing an Art-making Model For Primary Education



Polarize and Depolarise – Drawing to Learn Under the Microscope



Towards an Education of the Senses: An alternative pragmatic view on STEAM.

30 SES 09 A: Teaching ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonas Lysgaard
Paper Session
 

Exploring the Interrelatedness of Teaching Approach, Environmental Attitudes and Action Competence Among Secondary School Students in an International Context



Problematic Situations in Implementing Locally Relevant Teaching



Mapping the Enablers and Constraints of Sustainability Education: Narratives of ‘Nightmare Schools’ and ‘Dream Schools’ of Sustainability Education

30 SES 09 B: University students and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: James Musana
Paper Session
 

Building Competences for a Sustainable Future: are English Universities Delivering What is in Demand?



Qualifying Student Teachers for the Implementation of Education for Sustainable Development in Schools



Learning about the Role of Educational Developers and Researchers for Sustainability at a Technical University

30 SES 09 C: Character and Values Education
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Leif Östman
Paper Session
 

Factors facilitating and hindering the Global Citizenship Education approach. A research in Cantabria (Spain)



The Ethical and Political Dimension of Environmental and Sustainability Education



Sustainability, Citizenship, and Character Education in a Pluralistic Democracy

31 SES 09 A JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XI
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

School Radio: an Innovative Tool for the Development of Linguistic and Social Competence. A Case Study in Secondary School



Bridging TV shows and Online Videos Watching Practices to Language Awareness and Multiliteracies in a University Classroom

32 SES 09 A: Diversity as a Tenet: Organizing towards the Alternative Episteme of the Common Good?
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Maria Weber
Chair: Jordi Collet
Symposium
 

Diversity as a Tenet: Organizing towards the Alternative Episteme of the Common Good?

Chair: Susanne Maria Weber

Discussant: Stephen John Ball

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Against Schools and for a different Episteme in (Organizational) Education:

Stephen John Ball, Jordi Collet

 

Three Horizons: Future consciousness to anticipate organizing for diverse Futures

Oliver Koenig

 

The Pattern Language of Commoning (PLC) as Epistemic Boundary Object

Susanne Maria Weber

32 SES 09 B: Paper Session
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Andreas Schröer
Symposium
 

Problem-based Learning as a Driver for Organizational Change



Systemic Assessment of Safety culture in Schools – Implementing Hudson´s Ladder through Focus Group Interview Data

33 SES 09 A: Schools and Online Communities as Spaces for Addressing Gender and Sexuality Diversity
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Victoria Showunmi
Paper Session
 

School, Online Communities, and Creative Workshops as Spaces for Non-normative Pre-teen Gendered and Sexual Cultures



Online and Offline Intimate Partner Violence in Adolescents with Diverse Sexual Orientations



Digital Skills and Gender Equity: Perceptions and Practices of Portuguese Primary Education Teachers

33 SES 09 B: Structural Gender Inequalities in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sigolène Couchot-Schiex
Paper Session
 

Gender and Diversity in ECEC in Germany: Between Cross-sectional Dimensions and De-thematization



What Do We Expect From Women? Gender Stereotypes in Everyday Assessments of Early Childhood Education



‘I Don’t Feel Like I Belong’: How Class and Gender Impact Girls’ Constructions of Belonging During the Transition into University

11:00am
-
12:00pm
00 SES 10 A: Keynote Priestley: Curriculum Making Across Education Systems: the Value of Diverse Voices
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Ineke Pit-ten Cate
Keynote Presentation
 

Keynote Priestley: Curriculum Making Across Education Systems: the Value of Diverse Voices

00 SES 10 B: Keynote Sutherland: Buses, Traffic Lights and Green Lights: The past, present and future of meaningful inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, Bute [Floor 4]
Chair: Mhairi Beaton
Keynote Presentation
 

Keynote Sutherland: Buses, Traffic Lights and Green Lights: The past, present and future of meaningful inclusion

00 SES 10 C: Keynote Rose: Researching Inclusively – Respecting both researchers and the subjects of research
Location: Glasgow University Union, Debates Chamber [Floor 2]
Chair: Stephen Day
Keynote Presentation
 

Keynote Rose: Researching Inclusively – Respecting both researchers and the subjects of research

   
12:00pm
-
1:30pm
90 SES 10.5: EERA Associatons Meet & Greets
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
 

EERA Associatons Meet & Greets - The Ukrainian Educational Research Association

12:15pm
-
1:15pm
01 SES 10.5 A: NW 01 Network Meeting
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Ken Jones
NW 01 Network Meeting
 

NW 01 Network Meeting

02 SES 10.5 A: NW 02 Network Meeting
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Barbara E. Stalder
NW 02 Network Meeting
 

NW 02 Network Meeting

03 SES 10.5 A: NW 03 Network Meeting
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Majella Dempsey
NW 03 Network Meeting
 

NW 03 Network Meeting

04 SES 10.5 A: NW 04 Network Meeting
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: Michelle Proyer
NW 04 Network Meeting
 

NW 04 Network Meeting

05 SES 10.5 A: NW 05 Network Meeting
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Michael Jopling
NW 05 Network Meeting
 

NW 05 Network Meeting

06 SES 10.5 A: NW 06 Network Meeting
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Klaus Rummler
NW 06 Network Meeting
 

NW 06 Network Meeting

07 SES 10.5 A: NW 07 Network Meeting
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Carola Mantel
NW 07 Network Meeting
 

NW 07 Network Meeting

08 SES 10.5 A: NW 08 Network Meeting
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Venka Simovska
NW 08 Network Meeting
 

NW 08 Network Meeting

09 SES 10.5 A: NW 09 Network Meeting
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Monica Rosén
NW 09 Network Meeting
 

NW 09 Network Meeting

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

11 SES 10.5 A: NW 11 Network Meeting
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Ineta Luka
NW 11 Network Meeting
 

NW 11 Network Meeting

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

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

14 SES 10.5 A: NW 14 Network Meeting
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
NW 14 Network Meeting
 

NW 14 Network Meeting

15 SES 10.5 A: NW 15 Network Meeting
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Kathrin Otrel-Cass
NW 15 Network Meeting
 

NW 15 Network Meeting

16 SES 10.5 A: NW 16 Network Meeting
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Ed Smeets
NW 16 Network Meeting
 

NW 16 Network Meeting

17 SES 10.5 A: NW 17 Network Meeting
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Geert Thyssen
NW 17 Network Meeting
 

NW 17 Network Meeting

18 SES 10.5 A: NW 18 Network Meeting
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Rachel Sandford
NW 18 Network Meeting
 

NW 18 Network Meeting

19 SES 10.5 A: NW 19 Network Meeting
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Clemens Wieser
Chair: Gisela Unterweger
NW 19 Network Meeting
 

NW 19 Network Meeting

20 SES 10.5 A: NW 20 Network Meeting
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
NW 20 Network Meeting
 

NW 20 Network Meeting

21 SES 10.5 A: NW 21 Network Meeting
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Arnaud Dubois
Chair: Patrick Geffard
NW 21 Network Meeting
 

NW 21 Network Meeting

22 SES 10.5 A: NW 22 Network Meeting
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Mariana Gaio Alves
NW 22 Network Meeting
 

NW 22 Network Meeting

23 SES 10.5 A: NW 23 Network Meeting
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Peter Kelly
NW 23 Network Meeting
 

NW 23 Network Meeting

24 SES 10.5 A: NW 24 Network Meeting
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Vuslat Seker
NW 24 Network Meeting
 

NW 24 Network Meeting

26 SES 10.5 A: NW 26 Network Meeting
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Antonios Kafa
NW 26 Network Meeting
 

NW 26 Network Meeting

27 SES 10.5 A: NW 27 Network Meeting
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Marte Blikstad-Balas
NW 27 Network Meeting
 

NW 27 Network Meeting

28 SES 10.5 A: NW 28 Network Meeting
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Paolo Landri
NW 28 Network Meeting
 

NW 28 Network Meeting

29 SES 10.5 A: NW 29 Network Meeting
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Judit Onsès
NW 29 Network Meeting
 

NW 29 Network Meeting

30 SES 10.5 A: NW 30 Network Meeting
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Elsa Lee
NW 30 Network Meeting
 

NW 30 Network Meeting

31 SES 10.5 A: NW 31 Network Meeting
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
NW 31 Network Meeting
 

NW 31 Network Meeting

32 SES 10.5 A: NW 32 Network Meeting
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Maria Weber
NW 32 Network Meeting
 

NW 32 Network Meeting

33 SES 10.5 A: NW 33 Network Meeting
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Branislava Baranović
NW 33 Network Meeting
 

NW 33 Network Meeting

     
1:30pm
-
3:00pm
00 SES 11 A: How Does Diversity Matter for Teacher Education? From competencies to artistry and social justice; exploring alternative approaches to Teacher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Ramsey Affifi
Chair: Laura Colucci-Gray
Symposium
 

How Does Diversity Matter for Teacher Education? From competencies to artistry and social justice; exploring alternative approaches to Teacher Education

Chair: Ramsey Affifi

Discussant: Laura Colucci-Gray

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Teacher Education, School Experience and the Pandemic – Four Countries’ Challenges and Opportunities

Lorna Hamilton

 

Reclaiming the Artistry of Teaching in an Age of Technicism: On Craft, Aesthetics, and Situated Judgement SITUATED JUDGEMENT

Gert Biesta

 

Returning to Transformative Learning and Teaching

ML White

01 SES 11 A: Teacher Professional Learning and Development in Europe (Part 2)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Giorgio Ostinelli
Chair: Stefan Zehetmeier
Symposium continued from 01 SES 09 A, to be continued in 01 SES 12 A
 

Teacher professional learning and development in Europe - 2

Chair: Giorgio Ostinelli

Discussant: Stefan Zehetmeier

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Co-constructing a new Approach to Professional Learning in Wales

Ken Jones

 

Teachers’ Learning and Development in England: Complexity and Challenges

Sara Bubb, Amanda Ince

 

Career-long Professional Learning in Scotland: Questions for the Future

Julie Harvie, Alison Mitchell, Christine Forde, Deirdre Torrance

 

Learning Leaders: Teacher Learning in Northern Ireland

Margery McMahon, Claire Woods

01 SES 11 B: Using Digital Tools during the Pandemic and in Inclusive Classrooms
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Jessica Berger
Paper Session
 

The Working Environment of Upper Secondary School Teachers During the First Year of the COVID-19 Pandemic



English Language Instructors' Views on Online Teacher Professional Development at Tertiary Level



Open Educational Resources in Inclusive Classrooms: An Interview Study on Practices and Training Needs of Teachers in Austria

01 SES 11 C: Research on Collaborative Practices
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Marita Kerin
Paper Session
 

Teacher Video Co-coaching to Support the Development of Dialogic Teaching in the Primary Classroom



Quavers to Quadratics, Interdisciplinary Co-teaching in Music, and Physics. Teacher Perspectives



Teacher Collaboration in Indonesia: Conceptualisation and Practices

02 SES 11 A: Lifelong Learning & Higher Education
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Cristyn Davies
Paper Session
 

Are We All Exceptional? Structures of Lifelong Learning in Comparative Perspective



Rationales behind Vocational Education Students' Decision-Making Regarding Continuing on to Higher Education



Further Education and the UK’s Levelling Up Agenda

02 SES 11 B: Migration and Inclusion
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Marianne Teräs
Chair: Natasha Kersh
Symposium
 

Migration, Work, Education, and Successful Inclusion

Chair: Marianne Teräs

Discussant: Natasha Kersh

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Work place, Workplace Education and Education - Perceptions of Knowledge Requirement and Skills for Integration into Swedish Labour Market and Society

Åsa Broberg, Lázaro Moreno Herrera

 

Inclusion of Immigrant Professional Drivers in Educational Training in Norway – Perspective on Second Language and Cultural Challenges

Tatjana Bru Blixen, Ellen Beate Hellne-Halvorsen

 

Successful Integration of Refugees in Vocational Education and Training: Outcomes of the PAI Programme

Barbara E Stalder, Marlise Kammermann, Iris Michel, Marie-Theres Schönbächler

 

‘Back to Work’—Factors Facilitating Migrants’ Re- Entry into Their Previous Vocations

Eva Eliasson, Marianne Teräs, Ali Osman

02 SES 11 C: Theorising VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Franz Kaiser
Chair: James Avis
Symposium
 

Theorising VET: European Differences, Commonalities and Contestation

Chair: Franz Kaiser

Discussant: James Avis

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

VET Research in the Anglosphere: A European Perspective

Bill Esmond, Volker Wedekind

 

Neo-Institutionalism as a Complementary Theory for Internationalisation in VET

Johannes Karl Schmees, Eli Smeplass

 

Theorising the Transition and Welfare state functions of the German VET System

Christian Steib, Thilo J. Ketschau

03 SES 11 A: Teachers' Curriculum Agency
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Natalie O'Neill
Paper Session
 

Effects of International Mobility on Teachers' Curriculum Agency



Curriculum Policy and Practice of Oral Skills at Secondary English Education in Bangladesh: Challenges and Way Forward



Steps to the Future for 'Curriculum for Wales': Developing Coherence, Co-construction, and Praxis

04 SES 11 A: Exploring Inclusion: Research Approaches
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Imene Zoulikha Kassous
Paper Session
 

Behind the Scenes of Difference: a Phenomenological Study of the Impact of Theater Plays with Actors with Disabilities



The Place of Cultural Responsivity in Teacher Education Programmes on the Island of Ireland



Doing Research WITH People with Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities



Social and Personal Determinants of Student Attitudes toward Multicultural Relations in Society and Education

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

04 SES 11 C: The Role of Peers in Inclusive Education and Research
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Corinna Hank
Paper Session
 

Getting Students to Speak. On Methodological and Analytical Points in Peer Tutoring



Inclusion Processes in Peer Tutoring and the Importance of Students’ Assisting Strategies



Peers’ Influence on Social Skills: The Role of Cooperative Learning in Primary School

04 SES 11 D: Conducting Home-international and Cross-national Comparisons in School Exclusion Research.
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Lisa-Katharina Moehlen
Panel Discussion
 

Conducting Home-international and Cross-national Comparisons in School Exclusion Research.

04 SES 11 E: Diversity and Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Hyab Yohannes
Paper Session
 

Diversity and the Educational Experiences of Blind and Vision Impaired Students



Diversity, Time and Inclusion



Positioning Disability in Diversity: Problems of Diversity Approach in Educational Inclusion

04 SES 11 F: Teacher Training and Competence for Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Gregor Maxwell
Paper Session
 

Identifying Protective and Risk Factors of Children with Learning Difficulties - An Instrument for Training Teachers of Special and Inclusive Education



Training Needs for Social Inclusion: Teacher Perspectives



Teachers’ Competencies in the Inclusive School of Norway.

04 SES 11 G: Legislation, Governance and Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: Silvia Kopp-Sixt
Paper Session
 

Governance (in)clusive Education



Implementing Council of Europe Strategic Action Plan for Roma and Traveller Inclusion (2020-2025) in Albania: Building Security Attachment Capital



Learning and Schooling Support in Finnish Basic Education – Diversity at Municipal Level Challenges Legislative Guidance of Pupils’ Support

06 SES 11 A: Cultures, Practices and Environments of Science Communication
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Klaus Rummler
Paper Session and Ignite Talk
 

We Talk About Science – How Do Students Communicate Science to Peers?



The Public Sphere of Media Education. The Case of Austria.



The Evolution of Open Learning in a Norwegian Academic Journal for Higher Education



A Comparative Analysis of the Selection of Ideologically Controversial Knowledge in Wikipedia and the Norwegian Universities' Encyclopedia

07 SES 11 A: Diversity and its Discontents
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Sophie Rudolph
Panel Discussion
 

Diversity and its Discontents

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

07 SES 11 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XII: Promoting Multilingualism in Families and Schools: What Needs to be Done?
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information under 31 SES 11 A JS
07 SES 11 C: Educating for Diversity and Global Citizenship
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carola Mantel
Paper Session
 

Social and Ecological Justice from a Diversity-Sensitive Perspective at a Public School in Germany



How to Foster Cultural Diversity? The Potential of the Similarity Approach in Intercultural Education.



Global Competence as an Important Asset of Students’ Academic Achievement

07 SES 11 D: Promoting Social Justice in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Seyda Subasi Singh
Paper Session
 

The Pursuit of Social Justice: Schools’ Self-evaluation and Resilience Approaches of TEIP Schools Located in Portuguese Border Regions



Co-production as a Catalyst for Social Justice: Empowering Student Voices in Finnish Secondary School Education



Teaching Arabic to Scottish Primary Educators. A Reflection on Decolonial Possibilities



Socio-educational Variables Influencing the Integration Process of Refugee Families in Spain: Proposal of a Model.

08 SES 11 A: Problematising school wellbeing, mental health and sexual health policy and practice
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Venka Simovska
Paper Session
 

Mental Health Education Curriculum: Policy Articulations and Postcolonial Problems



Breaking with the Epistemological and Ontological Assumptions of the School as the Key Setting to Nurture Children's Wellbeing



Promoting Sexual Health in Schools: A Systematic Review of the European Evidence

09 SES 11 A: Addressing Educational Equity and Inequality: Insights from Research and Policy
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Gasper Cankar
Paper Session
 

The Lagom Effect: School Composition and Inequality of Opportunities in Sweden



Does Tracking Increase School Segregation of Immigrants? A Difference-in-Differences Approach.



The Importance of Relative Age for Academic Achievement and Socioemotional Competencies

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

10 SES 11 B: Diversity and Inclusivity
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Stefan Müller-Mathis
Paper Session
 

Research on Diversity Competence in Teacher Education



Neurocognitive Understanding of Learning: A Role of Educational Neuroscience in Teacher Training.



The Impact of Cooperative Learning on Social Cohesion



Deliberative Communication in Negotiations of doing Education – A study of Educators in Teacher Education for Early Childhood Education

10 SES 11 D: Student Teachers' Learning
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Rinat Arviv Elyashiv
Paper Session
 

'I See Myself In Them' : Community of Practice for Pre-service Teachers to Enhance Technological, Pedagogical and Content Knowledge



Bildung Encountering Core Refection in Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE): Potentials and Limitations of Core Reflection to Promote Professional Development.



Sending Physical Education Preservice Teachers into School Practicum – What Have We Learned and Where Do We Go From Here?



Developing Skills and Responsibilities through a Cooperative Pedagogical Model in Higher Education: examining an experience in Teacher Education

11 SES 11 A: Quality of Teacher Education
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Buratin Khampirat
Paper Session
 

Investigating the Factors Influencing Teaching Choice: an Exploratory Study with Student Teachers in a Distance Education Context



Choosing a STEM Subjects Teacher Profession: Views of Science Faculties Students



Teachers' Readiness to Use Formal Performance Data to Improve Student Learning and the Impact of School Culture

12 SES 11 A JS: How to STS? Research on Educational Research, its Organisation, Technologies & Practices
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Susann Hofbauer
Joint Workshop NW 12 and NW 32; full information under 32 SES 11 A JS
13 SES 11 A JS: Photography, film and and education: kids, grizzlies and lessons from the dead
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Bianca Thoilliez
Joint Paper Session NW 13 and NW 29
 

Photography's Lessons from the Dead



Pedagogic powers in Grizzly Man: The sublime on screen or just tragic?



Film-Philosophy for Children? 

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

14 SES 11 A: Communities and Education
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jodie Pennacchia
Paper Session
 

The Empowerment of the ‘Other Women' and their Communities' Development through Education.



Key Success Factors of Life-Skill and Community-based Education: Case Study from Sai Yoi Community



Caring to make a Difference: Articulating the Value of Small-scale, Civil Society Alternative Education Provisions in England

14 SES 11 B: Policy and Practice
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Paper Session
 

The Presence and Role of Parents in Education Policy 2030 in Iceland



Leadership of National Education in Scotland in the Rural Place - Policy in Practice and Practice in Policy



The School/Community Relationship in Rural Contexts in the Times of New Public Management



Preventing School Closure in Rural Areas: A Scottish Case Study

15 SES 11 A: Moving Beyond Transactional To Transformational - Exploring Diverse Approaches In The Design, Delivery And Sustainability Of School-University Partnerships
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Daniela Acquaro
Chair: Larissa Mclean Davies
Symposium
 

Moving Beyond Transactional To Transformational - Exploring Diverse Approaches In The Design, Delivery And Sustainability Of School-University Partnerships

Chair: Daniela Acquaro

Discussant: Larissa McLean Davies

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Responding To Regional And Cultural Diversity Within A Novel School-University-Industry Partnership

Linda Pfeiffer, Ondine Bradbury, Kathryn Tabone, Mirrin Rashleigh

 

Co-Existing Sites Of Teacher Education: A University And School Partnership In Glasgow

Beth Dickson, Moyra Boland

 

Partnership Between University And School For The Sustainability Of Entrepreneurship Education In Rio De Janeiro

Sandra Mariano, Joysi Moraes, Robson Moreira Cunha

 

Developing Sustainable Partnerships For Integrating Initial Teacher Education And Induction

Lauren Boath, Jill Shimi, Louise Campbell

16 SES 11 A: Teaching for Digital Citizenship: Beginning a Conversation on Data Ethics in the Lived Experience of Schooling
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: David Lundie
Panel Discussion
 

Teaching for Digital Citizenship: Beginning a Conversation on Data Ethics in the Lived Experience of Schooling

17 SES 11 A: Diversity in between Nationalism and Internationalism
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Iveta Kestere
Paper Session
 

International Organisations and National Educational Policy: The case of Spain under Franco Regime 1953-1970



"As long as the universities are still closed to us ..." Professionalization Strategies of Female Educators in Exclusive Pedagogical Milieus

17 SES 11 B: Schools, School Buildings, and School Students' Campaigns
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Ana Luísa Paz
Paper Session
 

The “Power” of School Buildings: Revisiting the Building Performance Research Unit and Thomas Markus’s Early Work



Protests for a Grade-Free Education: Visions, Strategy and Organization in School Students’ Political Campaign Against Swedish School Grades 1969-1994



The Establishment of Secondary School in Sweden and Denmark: Local Perspectives on the Planning and Construction of Schoolhouses 1950-1970

18 SES 11 A: Young People's Rights and Voice in Youth Sport
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Göran Gerdin
Paper Session
 

Exploring Young Athletes (Social and Political) Participation Rights



Perspectives Of Participation Rights In Youth Sport – Voices From Young Equestrians



Play4life: Young Athletes as Sport Activists

19 SES 11 A: Paper Session
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jürgen Budde
Paper Session
 

Critical and Comparative Case Study: Methodologies of comparing freedom of choice policies in education



A Tale of Two Worlds: Local and Finnish Teachers experiences of working in a Finnish International School in Asia



An Ethnographic Perspective of the Hidden Time Dimensions of the Curriculum. A Case Study of International Schools.

20 SES 11 A: Memories from the past to recognise the present
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Paper Session
 

The Challenges and Opportunities of Shoah teaching and learning in aEuropean resilient societies



Writing a 'Journey Diary' while Reading Holocaust Literature: Tightening the Affinities between the Personal, the National and the Global



May the Past be Different in Future. Inclusive and Multi-perspective Pedagocical Approaches to the History of Alps-Adriatic Region

20 SES 11 B JS: Promoting Multilingualism in Families and Schools: What Needs to be Done?
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information under 31 SES 11 A JS
22 SES 11 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Verner Larsen
Paper Session
 

Knowledge Gained About Teaching Methodologies With the Use of Digital Technologies.



Exploring the Effects of Metacognitive Prompts on Learning Outcomes in Multimedia Learning



Learning Designs and Pedagogical Space – Escaping the Straitjacket?

22 SES 11 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Felipe Balotin Pinto
Paper Session
 

Reflective Journal Writing and Lifelong Learning Skills



Oracy in Higher Education: Discourses and Experiences in an Australian Institution



Precarious careers: Postdoctoral Researchers and Wellbeing at work

22 SES 11 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Jani Ursin
Paper Session
 

Evaluation Systems from the Perspective of Academics



Investigating The Ongoing Challenges and Ambiguities of Programme Leadership: Reflections and Recommendations



Experiences of Disabled Staff Navigating the Higher Education Sector: An Underutilised Resource for Promoting Inclusive Organisational Change within Academia



Examining Labour Market Success in the Career Path of Recent Graduates

22 SES 11 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Liudvika Leisyte
Paper Session
 

Diversifying Institutional Teaching and Learning Cultures in Transnational Higher Education



Becoming Active Agents: Doctoral Researchers Navigating Communities



Transformative Learning in higher education from a critical perspective: a case Study and Literature Review

22 SES 11 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Marita Cronqvist
Paper Session
 

Higher Education For People With Disabilities: The Voices Of Portuguese Students



Does Poverty Chill Expectations? The Shrinking Educational Expectations for Higher Education of Low Socioeconomic Status Students in China



Student Engagement Practices from a Student Equity Perspective – Case Studies from Austria



Changes in Perceived Mental Health: Student Characteristic Differences Within the Higher Education Environment

23 SES 11 A: Exploring School Policy Reforms in Europe: A Comparative View on Transnational Alignments and National Contestations (Part 2)
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: John Benedicto Krejsler
Chair: Lejf Moos
Symposium continued from 23 SES 09 A
 

Exploring School Policy Reforms in Europe: A Comparative View on Transnational Alignments and National Contestations[SESSION 2]

Chair: John Benedicto Krejsler

Discussant: Lejf Moos

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Discussion: The Importance of Context in European School Policy Reforms

Lejf Moos, John Benedicto Krejsler

 

Multi-Scalar Interactions and School Policy: The Trajectory of Educational Reform in Catalonia within the Spanish Quasi-Federal State

Edgar Quilabert, Antoni Verger, Mauro C. Moschetti

 

School Policy and Reforms in Poland and Complexity of the Governance System

Joanna Madalinska-Michalak

 

School Policy Reforms in Slovenia and Croatia: In Between Post-Socialist Transformation and Europeanization

Urška Štremfel, Eva Klemenčič Mirazchiyski, Nikša Alfirević, Ljiljana Najev Čačija

23 SES 11 B: New Avenues and Challenges for Comparative Education Policy Studies (Part 2)
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Clara Fontdevila
Symposium continued from 23 SES 09 B
 

New Avenues and Challenges for Comparative Education Policy Studies (Part II)

Chair: Clara Fontdevila

Discussant: Oscar Valiente

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Effecting Change from Within, Beyond, and Between: Comparative Perspectives of Advancing Alternative Teacher Education Policies

Matthew A.M. Thomas, Elisabeth Lefebvre

 

​​ Situating Oneself in Relation to Others: Transnational Reference Clusters in Germany and Mainland China

Haiqin Ning, Florian Waldow

 

Tracing Reform Trajectories: A Computed Text Mining Study of Topologies and Discursive Shifts in Norwegian Education Policy (1990 – 2020)

Kirsten Sivesind, Dijana Tiplic, Lars G. Johnsen

 

International Organizations, International Contractors and ILSAs: How can we Analyse the Making of Global Comparisons with CE?

Camilla Addey

23 SES 11 C: Teachers and Teaching
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Anna Hogan
Paper Session
 

Contingencies of Collective Bargaining: Comparing Teacher Union Engagement in Social Dialogue on Teacher Supply in Europe



Teachers and Time Poverty.



Teachers in the Spotlight of the Global Education Industry: How Corporate Philanthropies Collaborate with the State to Shape Teacher Development

23 SES 11 D: School Development
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Florian Monstadt
Paper Session
 

The Effect of School Tracking on the Development of Political Interest among Adolescents and Young Adults in Germany



The Hidden Curriculum of Well-being Initiatives in Higher Education

24 SES 11 A: Rethinking Mathematics Classrooms - Engagement, Well-being, and Global Citizenship
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Vuslat Seker
Paper Session
 

Rewilding the Mathematics Classroom: Embedding Global Citizenship as a Challenge to Business as Usual Mathematics Education.



Towards Equitable Mathematics Classrooms: Enhancing Learners’ Engagement



Using Mathematical Concepts in the Schoolyard for the Well-being and Development of ALL Children

25 SES 11 A: Children's Experiences at School
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Katarzyna Gawlicz
Paper Session
 

Pupils´ Experience of School and of their Learning Experience During the Pandemic and Beyond



Engaging With The Voices Of Children And Young People’s To Develop The Design Of Inclusive EducationT



Children's Rights and Crises: A Child-centered Perspective

26 SES 11 A: School Leadership in the New Era of Digital Educational Development: Emerging Perspectives and Challenges
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Petros Pashiardis
Chair: Antonios Kafa
Symposium
 

School Leadership in the New Era of Digital Educational Development: Emerging Perspectives and Challenges

Chair: Petros Pashiardis

Discussant: Antonios Kafa

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

From the Center to the Sidelines? The Post-Pandemic Role of Technology in Education

Betty Merchant, Lucy Wakiaga, Birgul Yilmaz, Martha Zurita

 

School leadership in Times of Uncertainty: Reflections from a School Principal from Cyprus

Georgia Pashiardis, Petros Pashiardis, Stefan Brauckmann-Sajkiewicz

 

Findings on Fostering and Supporting School Leaders' Technology and Digital Capacities: Challenges and Obstacles that School Leaders Face

Lawrence Drysdale, David Gurr, Helen Goode

 

On the Road to Digital Leadership in Greek Schools: Early Impressions

Angeliki Lazaridou

26 SES 11 B: Policy Context and Governance in Educational Leadership
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Olof CA Johansson
Paper Session
 

The Voice of Students in School Governance: A case study of a Professional Learning Community



The Principal and the Superintendent in the Governing Chain in Sweden: putting leadership practices in context.



Assessment Leadership Among School Leaders – Navigating Across Leadership Ideals and Policy Context

26 SES 11 C: Educational Leadership for Diversity and Equity
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Carolyn Shields
Paper Session
 

Leading for Diversity: An Exploration of Useful Theoretical Frameworks



Big Conversation for Better Schools, Developing Discourses for Equity and Diversity in Schools: A Case Study



Mission (im)possible - Bridging the Achievement Gap Between Boys’ and Girls’ in a Swedish Municipality

27 SES 11 A: Teaching Practices in Science
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Florence Ligozat
Paper Session
 

Literacy and Scientific Literacy in Primary Education: A two-way road



Teaching and Learning the Chemical Reaction and the Global Warming Through the Carbon Cycle by a Co-Disciplinary Approach



Teachers’ Development of School Science Practices through the Incorporation of Socioscientific Issues



Developing a Taste for Science in Primary School

27 SES 11 B: Diversity and the Science and Mathematics Classroom
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Anke Wegner
Paper Session
 

Exploring Teachers’ Perceptions towards Inclusive Values for Implementing Differentiated Instruction in Science Lessons



Examining L2 Textbook Content for Newly Arrived Middle School Students in Sweden: an Analysis of Content and Beliefs



Motivational Profiles of High-Achieving Students in the Science Classroom



Finding Patterns of Instructional Features Through A Latent Class Analysis

27 SES 11 C: Bildung, Powerful Knowledge and Didactic Transposition
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Matthias Martens
Paper Session
 

A Posthuman Theoretical Model for Bildung: A Key Step Towards Improving Teaching for Bildung (as Powerful Knowings).



Participation of Industrial Actors in the Didactic Transposition of Educational Content



Using the Typology of Teacher Power and Control (TTPC) to Explore Emergent Practice in a New Innovative Learning Environment

28 SES 11 A: Diversity and diversification (special call session): Education for social change
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Nelli Piattoeva
Paper Session
 

How do Education and Europe exist? The multiplicity of European Recoveries through and of education and the Consequences for Action



Educational Research: a driver for social change? The Case of and for Citizenship Education.



Bachilleratos Populares as Educational Commons and the Problematic Relationship with the State

28 SES 11 B: Selectivity in School- and University-Level Education: Sociological Explorations
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Rachel Brooks
Chair: Paul Wakeling
Symposium
 

Selectivity in School- and University-Level Education: Sociological Explorations

Chair: Rachel Brooks

Discussant: Paul Wakeling

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Can a School System Really Promote Excellence without Elitism?

Stephen Anthony Clifford Gorard

 

Selectivity in the Spanish Educational System: Student’s Representations on Educational Tracking and Social Inequalities

Aina Tarabini, Sara Gil Morales

 

Contextual Admissions and Distinctive Personal Narratives among Non-Traditional Applicants to an Elite French HEI

Agnes van Zanten

 

The Multilevel Workings of Gender Boundaries in Danish ‘Elite’ Higher Education; The Case of Cognitive Science at Aarhus University

Simone Mejding Poulsen

28 SES 11 C: Educational inequalities and post-pandemic education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Ofir Sheffer
Paper Session
 

Where are the High Schoolers? Dwindling Participation in after-school programs



Post-pandemic Continuities and Changes in Basic Education (ISCED 1) in Portugal

29 SES 11 C JS: Photography, film and and education: kids, grizzlies and lessons from the dead
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Bianca Thoilliez
Joint Paper Session NW 13 and NW 29

Full information in the programme under 13 SES 11 A JS (set the filter to Network 13) (In conftool follow the below)
30 SES 11 A: Whole school approaches to ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Stefan Bengtsson
Paper Session
 

A Whole School Approach in Practice: Co-developing Reflexive Professional Development Methods to support Sustainability-oriented Educational Innovation in Norwegian Upper-secondary Schools



Exploring Two Green Schools’ ESD Implementations through Whole School Approach Lens –Case Study Test



Two Stories of Transforming Teaching Practice into Education for Sustainable Development Through a Whole School Approach

30 SES 11 B: Teachers' views and attitudes in ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Paul Vare
Paper Session
 

Global Education and Sustainable Development in Initial and In-service Teacher Education: the Polish Case



Teacher Intention to Implement ESD – Testing the Interaction Effect of Teacher Self-efficacy and Ascription of Personal Responsibility

30 SES 11 C: Didactics of ESE
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Katrien Van Poeck
Paper Session
 

Exploring a Goethean Approach to a Transformative, Phenomenological Sustainability Science Education



Epochal Key Problems as a Quality Criterion for All-Day Schools Education

31 SES 11 A JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XII
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Multilingual Children’s Resources and Agency in Families and Schools in Iceland



Interdisciplinary Collaboration Promoting Multilingualism and Diversity in Swedish Compulsory Schools – from a Multilingual Study Guidance Tutors’ Perspectives



A Study on Children's Perceptions of Social Exclusion and the Structural Drivers of Discrimination in Norwegian Elementary Schools.

32 SES 11 A JS: How to STS? Research on Educational Research, its Organisation, Technologies & Practices
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Susann Hofbauer
Joint Research Workshop NW 12 and NW 32
 

How to STS? Research on Educational Research, its Organisation, Technologies & Practices

33 SES 11 A: Examples From an Anthology: Gender and Education in Politics, Policy and Practice - Transdisciplinary Perspectives Through Diversity
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Branislava Baranović
Book Presentation
 

Examples from an anthology: Gender and Education in Politics, Policy and Practice - Transdisciplinary Perspectives through diversity

33 SES 11 B: How To Teach Gender Diversity and Counteracting Sexual Harassment
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Oriol Rios-Gonzalez
Paper Session
 

Do Teachers Act as Diversity Role Models for Young People?



Mission Possible – Teachers Work of Counteracting Sexual Harassment as a part of Fostering Democratic Citizens



“You Must be Fair to Yourself”. Novice Icelandic Female Teachers Interviewed About Their Work.

90 SES 11: EERJ: Editors Meet and Greet
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Sotiria Grek
Chair: Paolo Landri
Meet and Greet
 

EERJ: Editors Meet and Greet

 
3:30pm
-
5:00pm
00 SES 12 A: The Evolution of the Scottish Attainment Challenge, 2015 to Present Day
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Callum MacFarlane
Chair: Jacqui Ward
Panel Discussion
 

The Evolution of the Scottish Attainment Challenge, 2015 to Present Day

01 SES 12 A: Teacher Professional Learning and Development (PLD) in Europe (Part 3)
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Ken Jones
Chair: Mihaela Mitescu Manea
Symposium continued from 01 SES 11 A
 

Teacher professional learning and development in Europe - 1

Chair: Ken Jones

Discussant: Mihaela Mitescu-Manea

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A Framework for Analysing Teacher Professional Learning and Development

Giorgio Ostinelli, Alberto Crescentini

 

Formal Competence Development and Professional Learning Communities to an Emergence Approach

Mathias Thorborg, Lars Qvortrup

 

Teachers’ Professional Learning in Finland: Providers of Education in Key Role

Jari Lavonen, Seija Mahlamäki-Kultanen

 

Teacher Professionalism in Estonia: the Lost Paradise of Lifelong Learning

Ene-Silvia Sarv

01 SES 12 B: Connecting and Using Research Results
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Cathy Burnett
Paper Session
 

Is a Diversification in Sources of Expertise Accompanied by Lack of Diversity in the Research that Gains Influence?



Experience is Everything? - Differences in Changing Attitudes Towards Knowledge Between Teachers with Different Experience Spans

01 SES 12 C: Researching Teacher Humility, Motivation, Self-Regulation, and Identity
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Ausra Rutkiene
Paper Session
 

What Motivates Teachers in Norway to Participate in Continuing Professional Development in Special Needs Education?



Relationships Between Teacher Intellectual Humility and Learning



Can an Intervention Based on Motivational Interviewing Increase Teacher Efficacy and Students’ Motivation?



Direct and Indirect Model of (Inter)professional Collaboration: Case Studies from Primary and Lower Secondary Schools in the Czech Republic

02 SES 12 A: Diversity (Part 1)
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Gavin Moodie
Symposium to be continued in 02 SES 13 A
 

Double Symposium on Diversity in the Social Role of Colleges - Part 1

Chair: Martin Henry

Discussant: Gavin Moodie

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

What Do Colleges Do and Why Do They Matter? The Role of Colleges as Local Actors; Comparing Australia and Canada

Leesa Wheelahan, Gavin Moodie

 

On the Roles and Relations of Further Education Colleges in England

Gareth Parry

 

The Finnish UAS: Towards Enhancing Regional and National Collaboration

Maarit Virolainen

02 SES 12 B: Recognition & VET audiovisuals
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Sonja Engelage
Paper Session
 

The Birth of the “Work Grammar” Educational Documentary Film Format, in the Italian VET Context (1955-1965)



Recognition of Prior Learning in Industrial Shoe Production



The Recognition of Prior Learning at Professional Education Institutions in Switzerland

02 SES 12 C: Success in VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Avihu Shoshana
Paper Session
 

Supporting and Hindering Factors in Vocational Education and Training - A Cross-National Analysis of Young People’s Perspectives



Analysis of Student Engagement in VET in the region of Valencia (Spain)



Lived Experience of Youth in VET: "I Stopped Focusing The Past and Started Living the Present to Reach the Future"

02 SES 12 D: Inclusive VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 1 [Floor 2]
Chair: Jay Plasman
Paper Session
 

A Review of Design Principles for Developing Vocational Skills of low-qualified Adults



Inclusive Vocational Education and Situation Definition



Improving College Preparation for Students with Learning Disabilities through Engineering-focused Vocational Education

03 SES 12 A: Curriculum Development at National Level
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Nienke Nieveen
Paper Session
 

Teachers’ Role in National Curriculum Development



Coherence Between Written and Enacted Curricula in 50 Years of Upper Secondary Physics Education Renewals in The Netherlands



A Case of System Level Approach to Curriculum-co-creation in India

04 SES 12 A: Inclusive Practices in Various School Types
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Eva Kleinlein
Paper Session
 

Analysis of Deaf Bilingual Education in Reference Schools in Brazil and Portugal: Challenges and Opportunities



Exemplary Practices of Inclusive Education, Pedagogy and Practice in Icelandic Compulsory Schools



Vocational Aspirations of Mainstream Students with Different Integrative School Measures at the Lower Secondary Level

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

04 SES 12 C: Intervention and Prevention in Inclusive Settings
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Elias Avramidis
Paper Session
 

Evaluation of a School-based Intervention Program Aimed at Enhancing the Socio-emotional Skills of Students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities



Inclusive Interventions to Improve Academic and Behaviour Outcomes for Students with Behaviour Difficulties



Enabling Bystanders to Become Upstanders – the Way to Prevent Bullying at School

04 SES 12 D: Exploring Outcomes in Inclusive Contexts
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Denise Beutel
Paper Session
 

Growing up with a Disability in Norway: Towards Equality in Educational Outcomes?



Measuring the Outcomes of Inclusive Versus Special Education Placement in Finland



Supporting inclusive educators from Nepal: Outcomes, reflections, and challenges

04 SES 12 E: Contextualizing Skills and Achievements in Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Denisa Denglerova
Paper Session
 

Mixed Ability Groups: Pros, Cons and Pupils



Inclusive Education and Students without Special Educational Needs: Individual Differences in Academic Achievement, Social-Emotional Skills



Skills and Abilities of Pupils Taught in the Pro-inclusive Programme "Start Together" in the Czech Republic

04 SES 12 F: Legal and Organisational Developments Towards Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Rolf Fasting
Paper Session
 

Inclusive education in Portugal: Contributions of the Modern School Movement to the implementation of Decree-Law nº 54/2018



: Inclusive Education for Newly Arrived Students of (16-19) Age: Adapted education- Organizational Responses



Organizational Change for Inclusive Education.

04 SES 12 G: Stereotypes and Imagery of the Other
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Paper Session
 

How Can Art be Used as a Tool to Deconstruct Disability Stereotypes and Facilitate the Move to Inclusive Education?



Structure, Structure And… Structure - The Stereotypical Nature of Recommendations in Psychoeducational Reports

05 SES 12 A: Symposium: Doing Participatory Research In Education With At-Risk Participants: Paradoxes And Provocations
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Michael Jopling
Chair: Josef Hofman
Symposium
 

Doing Participatory Research In Education: Paradoxes And Provocations

Chair: Michael Jopling

Discussant: Josef Hofmann

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Limits Of Using Participatory Research In Education

David Zimmermann

 

The Challenges Of Undertaking Participatory Research With Vulnerable Young People And Families

Michael Jopling

 

Participatory Research Methods In The Development Of A Digital Mental Health Promotion Programme For Youth

Franziska Reitegger, Michaela Wright, Barbara Gasteiger-Klicpera, Lea Hochgatterer

06 SES 12 A: Aspects of Open Learning and Media in Higher Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Paper Session
 

Real or Imagined? A Speculative Future of Kindness in Education



Comparative Analysis of the Effects from the Media on the Higher Education Students During and After Covid Lockdown



Learner Perceptions of the Use of Danmaku in Open Publicly Shared MOOC Videos



Neither with You nor Without You. Higher Education Students and Digital Technology

07 SES 12 A: Global Citizenship as a Pedagogy of Hope
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Namrata Sharma
Panel Discussion
 

Global Citizenship as a Pedagogy of Hope

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.

07 SES 12 C: Cultural Pluriformity, Moral Development and Citizenship in (Intercultural) Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Henrike Terhart
Paper Session
 

Self-efficacy of Tertiary Vocational Students in Relation to Study, Work and Citizenship. The Impact of a Citizenship Education Program/



How is Moral Development in Middle School? Adaptation and Validation of “Community Voices and Character Education” to Portuguese Context

07 SES 12 D JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XIV
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

The Challenges of Educating Roma Children: the Case of Lithuanian Education



A Methodological Approach to (Re)reading and (Re)writing a Narrative Interview with a Foreign Language and Its Translation

07 SES 12 E JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XIII: Linguistic Diversity in Science Classrooms
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information under 31 SES 12 A JS
08 SES 12 A: Teacher's perspectives and experiences on wellbeing and emotional literacy
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Venka Simovska
Paper Session
 

Developing School Teachers’ Experiences of Wellbeing: An Actor Network Analysis



Creating a Healthy Workplace Together – Understanding Participative Processes of Organizational Health Interventions in Schools



Teachers’ Views on the Development of Emotional Literacy in School Context: Implications for School Counselling and Wellbeing

09 SES 12 A: Exploring Teacher Factors and Educational Contexts: Implications for Practice and Policy
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Kajsa Yang Hansen
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

Teacher Turnover and School Composition in Sweden: a Panel Data Approach Using Register Data



Teachers' Job Satisfaction: Understanding the Links Between Teacher Characteristics, Sense of Workload and Job Satisfaction



Teacher Beliefs on the Nature of Mathematics: Do These Affect Students’ Motivation and Enjoyment of Mathematics Across Different European Countries

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

10 SES 12 B: Teacher Professionalism and Identity Development
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Mari-Ana Jones
Paper Session
 

Teacher Diversity and Teacher Development Programs in Gülen Inspired Schools



Unpacking Urban Teaching Residents’ Perezhivanie: Implications for Supporting Minority Teachers’ Professional Identity Development



Building a Teacher: The Role of Narrative in Teacher Professionalism



Engaging with Collaborative Research to Transform Teacher Education: Teachers’ Professional Agency in a School-University Partnership

10 SES 12 C: Teacher Thinking, Self-efficacy, Professionalism and Experience
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Susann Hofbauer
Paper Session
 

Professionalization Of Teachers To Support Digitally Supported Inquiry Learning In Heterogeneous Classes



Results Matter: A Reconstruction and Verification of the Theory on the Growth of Teacher Self-efficacy



Exploring Teacher Thinking on the Effective Ways of Assessment and Teaching



Teacher practicum experiences: Identified needs in different Socio-educational Contextos

10 SES 12 D: The Effects of Teacher Shortage: Student and Out-of-field Teachers
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Pia M Nordgren
Paper Session
 

Combatting The Teacher Shortage: Permission to Teach contracts from periphery to agency



The diversity of teaching within a work-integrated teacher education programme - University Teachers´ Perceptions of Students Learning



Entering the Professional Life Without Induction. How Austrian Teacher Education Students Step in for Teacher Shortage.



Confronting the Issue of Teaching Out-of-Field: Inequities in Secondary English

100 SES 12: TBC Working Meeting - ECER 2026
Location: Gilbert Scott, Robing Room [Floor 2]
Chair: Angelika Wegscheider
Chair: Marit Hoveid
Working Meeting - ECER 2026
11 SES 12 A: Application of Digital Technologies in Education
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Ieva Rudzinska
Paper Session
 

Evaluation of Learning Management System of Culture-Based Multilingual Blended-Learning Course for Adult Learners Implemented during Covid-19 Pandemic



Using Technology Pedagogy Content Knowledge Framework for Pedagogical Efficiency in Digital Learning



Quality Assurance of Digital Education

12 SES 12 A JS: Systematic Reviews in Educational Research – Methodological Challenges of Synthesizing Heterogeneous Research Landscapes
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Anna Bachsleitner
Chair: Karin Zimmer
Joint Symposium NW 12 and NW 28
 

Systematic Reviews in Educational Research – Methodological Challenges of Synthesizing Heterogeneous Research Landscapes

Chair: Anna Bachsleitner

Discussant: Karin Zimmer

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Overcoming Educational Barriers in Germany: How to Systemize the State of Research

Selina Kirschey, Monika Lindauer, Ingeborg Jäger-Dengler-Harles, Christina Möller

 

Applications of Text Mining for Systematic Reviews in the Fragmented Research Field of Digitalisation in Cultural Education

Alexander Christ, Kathrin Smolarczyk, Stephan Kröner

 

What Do We Know about Social Inequalities in Educational Attainment? A Systematic Review Two Decades after PISA.

Ronja Lämmchen, Anna Bachsleitner, Ingeborg Jäger-Dengler-Harles, Kai Maaz

 

Do We Distort by Summarising Only English Studies? - Mapping of a Synthesised Research Landscape

Svenja Bedenlier, Melissa Bond, Victoria Marín, Katja Buntins

13 SES 12 A JS: The marginalised materiality of education: resonant vibrations, embodied meaning-making, and non-verbal
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Judit Onsès
Joint Paper Session NW 13 and NW 29
 

The Subject as Vibrant Matter - Resonance and The Acoustics of Education



A Dialogic Exploration of Pedagogical Orchestration and Entrained Participation

13 SES 12 B: Inclusion: dirty secrets, signs of death, and citizenship education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Marie Hållander
Paper Session
 

Resisting Positive Universal Views of the Politics of Teacher Education: Embracing Negative Forms of Universality



Life Signs or Signs of Death? A Multilayered Reflection on Inclusion



Participating in democracy. Contextualizing the IEA International Civic and Citizenship Education Study between striving for inclusive education and increasing segregation

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

14 SES 12 A: Inclusive Education
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Cecilia Simon
Paper Session
 

Creating Parent Capacity in Cases of Selective Mutism.



Family Voices on Different Schooling Options



Inclusive Education at a Rural School in Northern India: A study on the multiple perspectives of students, parents, and teachers



Benefits of Inclusion for Families and Teachers: Diversity as an Opportunity and Source of Enrichment

14 SES 12 B: Schooling and Rural Communities
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Unn-Doris K. Bæck
Paper Session
 

Understanding an European Partnership of Decentralized Schools: the Participants´ Perspective



Schooling as a Community Function in Rural Areas: A Comparative Cross-National Qualitative Synthesis



Education Performance and Spatial Factors

15 SES 12 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Gaute Nilsen
Paper Session
 

The Austrian School Network ECOLOG: Case studies on Education for Sustainable Development at selected schools



Team Performance for Sustainable Development in Educational Institution



Reflections on a Journey of School-University Partnership Research: Findings and Future Directions



Partnership in Teacher Education – Big ideas lost in Institutions?

16 SES 12 A: Individual Support and Digital Environments
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Philippe Gabriel
Paper Session
 

Individual Support and Digital Media – Results of an Interview Study



Fathers’ Involvement in the Mediation of their Young Children’s Digital Media Practices in Azerbaijan



The Interplay Between Understandings of Inclusion and the Selection of of Digital Educational Materials - an International Comparative Perspective

16 SES 12 B: Social Interactions in Digital Environments
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217B [Lower Ground]
Chair: Louise Mifsud
Paper Session
 

Digital Distraction Dilemmas: Appeasing the Student-as-Customer



Social Media Lab. A University Project in Digital Citizenship

17 SES 12 A: The Reputation and Discussion of Waldorf Education in Academia and the Public
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Marc Fabian Buck
Panel Discussion
 

The Reputation and Discussion of Waldorf Education in Academia and the Public

18 SES 12 A: Examining the Current and Future Status of Physical Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Fiona Chambers
Paper Session
 

Changing the Status (Quo) of Physical Education? Sharing Insights from the UNESCO Global Quality Physical Education Survey



Scoping the Potential of Physical Education (PE) as a Core Subject: Challenges, Opportunities and Need for Support



Investigating the Role of Teacher Educators in the Development of Student Teachers’ Visions for Physical Education

19 SES 12 A: Paper Session
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Dennis Beach
Paper Session
 

Critical Educational Ethnography: Negotiating Access at the Level of the Official, Informal and Physical School



‘Outermost’ Community Resilience: The Carnival of Terceira Island (Azores, Portugal) as a Case for Inclusive Peripheral Participation

20 SES 12 A: Children voices of diversity
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Michal Ganz-Meishar
Paper Session
 

"Please, Let me Feel at Home". Second Generations Coming to the Age between Discrimination and Inclusion



What Makes a Good Friend? Children’s Voices on Friendship in ECEC in a Culturally Diverse Classroom

20 SES 12 B JS: Linguistic Diversity in Science Classrooms
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information under 31 SES 12 A JS
20 SES 12 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XIV
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information under 07 SES 12 D JS
22 SES 12 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Jani Ursin
Paper Session
 

Argumentation-based Learning for Health Management Students



Mapping Research on Graduate Entrepreneurship: a Systematic Review of 84 papers from 1996 to 2023



Entrepreneurship Education in Higher Education: new apprenticeships

22 SES 12 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carlos de Aldama
Paper Session
 

Practising Professionally in Higher Education Amidst Changing and Challenging Conditions – A Cross National Study



Police Competence Legitimized via University Diploma



Training Complex Competences Through Simulation in Higher Education

22 SES 12 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Liudvika Leisyte
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

Diversity in HE Leadership: Valuing the Learning and Teaching Leaders in Higher Education



From National Language Protection to Supporting Linguistic Diversity. Institutional Approaches, the Case of Teaching.



The Alternative University in Question: Lessons from Bolivarian Venezuela

23 SES 12 A: Students
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Gunn Elisabeth Søreide
Paper Session
 

Making of Standard Pupil Through National Final Assessment Criteria?



The Challenges of School Bullying Discourses



Policy in Action: the Construction of The Good Student

23 SES 12 B: Higher Education
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Katja Brøgger
Paper Session
 

Anticipatory Policy Rhetoric: Exploring Ideological Fantasies of Finnish Higher Education



Higher Education Systems Development in Post-Soviet Area: in Search of Increasing Contribution to Socio-Economic Transformation



New Nationalisms, Geopolitical Shifts and the Politics of Scaling in European Higher Education Policy Research

23 SES 12 C: Media and Policymaking
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Peter Kelly
Paper Session
 

Educating the Public on Pedagogic Discourse: Education Authorities’ Media Responses to Critique of Test-Based Accountability



Educational Policy and the Media: A Comparative Analysis of England and Germany

23 SES 12 D: Post-Covid
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Margaret Arnott
Paper Session
 

Resetting Agendas for Educational Research Post COVID: Whose Voice Counts?



A Political Discourse Analysis of Education Recovery Policy in the four nations of the UK



Navigating the neoliberal tensions during the Covid-19 pandemic- IB practices within Singapore, Hongkong & Taiwan?

24 SES 12 A: The Role of Teachers and Leaders in Shaping Mathematics Education
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Vuslat Seker
Paper Session
 

The Role and Responsibilities of Primary School Mathematics Leaders in England’s New Schooling Landscape  



Mathematics Homework as an Intersection Between ‘feminine’ Caring Work and ‘masculine’ Mathematics Work



Care in the Mathematics Classroom

25 SES 12 A: A Theoretical Framework for Designing Research, Pedagogies and Environments to Promote Children's Voice
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Kate Wall
Research Workshop
 

A Theoretical Framework For Designing Research, Pedadogies And Environments To Promote Children’s Voice

26 SES 12 A: Reframing Leadership and Leading in Education: Diverse Responses from Scholars Across the Field (Part 1)
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Qing Gu
Chair: Margery McMahon
Symposium to be continued in 26 SES 13 A
 

Reframing Leadership and Leading in Education: Diverse Responses from Scholars Across the Field

Chair: Qing Gu

Discussant: Margery McMahon

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Leadership and Management: A Relevant Distinction for Leadership in Education?

Deirdre Torrance, Christine Forde, Margery McMahon, Julie Harvie

 

Accountability, Autonomy and Organisational Practice: How Principals of Successful Schools Enact Education Policy for Improvement

Qing Gu, Aly Colman

 

Leadership across Partnerships and Networks

Toby Greany

 

Transactional, Transformational, Transformative Leadership: A Journey towards Equity and Justice

Carolyn Shields

26 SES 12 B: Topics on Educational Leadership: Adaptive Leadership, Health and Wellbeing, and Middle Leaders
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Pia Skott
Paper Session
 

Crossing Boundaries: Connecting Adaptive Leadership and Social Justice Leadership for Educational Contexts



Leading for Knowledge, Health and Wellbeing - through the Coordination of Local Curriculum Processes



The invisible organisational contribution: The role of middle leaders in Higher Education

26 SES 12 C: Digital and Technology Leadership in the Scope of Education
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Ulrike Krein
Paper Session
 

Leading Digitalization in Preschool Education - Principals’ Professional Development through Action Research



School Websites – a Missed Opportunity for Digital Leadership?



School innovation through knowledge flows- Does Open Innovation make the difference?



School Leadership under the Conditions of Digitality. Facets, Potentials, Challenges.

27 SES 12 A: Teaching and Learning in Preschools and Elementary Schools
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Unni Lind
Paper Session
 

Diverse Responsive Teaching in Tact with Play in Preschool



Individual Learning and Development Analysis of Basic Skills in Early Reading in the Inclusive Transition from Kindergarten to School



Conceptual PlayWorld as a Method of Facilitating Learning Beyond Subject Matter in Elementary School



Mapping First Grade Students’ Understandings of Societal Functions

27 SES 12 B: Societal Tensions and Societal Development
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Laura Tamassia
Paper Session
 

External Societal Tensions Which Impact on Students Critical Thinking Development Within Initial Teacher Education



“But Biology is About Facts…” – Is Handling Uncertainty in Biology Class a Matter of Disciplinary Culture?



Modelling Trans-disciplinarity in Promoting School Science Education for Societal Development



Emotions and Controversial Issues – Social Studies Teachers Considerations of Emotions in Pedagogic Processes

27 SES 12 C: Research on STEM Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Linda Hobbs
Paper Session
 

Investigation of STEM Subject and Career Choices of Lower Secondary School Students in a City in Northern Norway



Impact Analysis of Programs Offered by STEM Learning Centres: Outcomes for Students and Teachers

28 SES 12 A: Diversity and diversification (special call session): Critical approaches to diversity
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Sophie Rudolph
Paper Session
 

Lost Opportunities for Critical Thinking in Social Studies Education. Post-and Decolonial Interruptions and Possibilities for Epistemological Diversity



Learning Whiteness: Materialities, Knowledge And Affect

28 SES 12 B: Reflective approaches to teaching and learning
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Rita Hordosy
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

How Does One Become A Sociologist? – A Comparative Study Of Student Perceptions In Norway, England And Hungary



Exploring the Potential of Using Japanese Philosophy for Comparative Education Research: An Autoethnographic Study of PhD Journey

28 SES 12 C JS: Systematic Reviews in Educational Research – Methodological Challenges of Synthesizing Heterogeneous Research Landscapes
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Anna Bachsleitner
Chair: Karin Zimmer
Joint Symposium NW 12 and NW 28, full information under 12 SES 12 A JS
28 SES 12 C: Religion in schools
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Karl Kitching
Paper Session
 

Representations of the Virgin Mary in Swiss German religious school textbooks in a multi-religious society



Employment Equality and Non-Religious Teachers in Religious Schools



Education Policy and Youth Freedom of Expression on Race and Faith at School

29 SES 12 C JS: The marginalised materiality of education: resonant vibrations, embodied meaning-making, and non-verbal
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Judit Onsès
Joint Paper Session NW 13 and NW 29

Full information in the programme under 13 SES 12 A JS (set the filter to Network 13) (In conftool follow the below)
30 SES 12 A: Online ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonas Lysgaard
Paper Session
 

Tensions and Resistance to Sustainable Development: An Analysis of Young People’s Online Discussions and its Didactical Implications



Youth TikTok Production as Public Pedagogy Towards Liveable Climate Futures: The State of the Literature



Strengthening Education for Sustainable Development: A Digital Escape Room for Teacher Education (BNERoom) – First Results of the Study

30 SES 12 B: Transformative learning and ESE
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Arjen Wals
Paper Session
 

ESD-facilitators’ Conditions and Functions as Sustainability Change Agents



Reverse Pedagogical Relationships: Developing intergenerational practices for transformational learning for the climate

30 SES 12 C: Leadership in ESE
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Daniel Olsson
Paper Session
 

Leadership Actions in Education for Sustainable Development –Establishing Leadership Agency for Permanent Accommodation in Education



How to Support Schools in Implementing ESD? The Role of School Certification Programmes in School Development Processes.



Exploration of the Economic Dimension of Sustainable Development

31 SES 12 A JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XIII
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

One Fits Them All? – Metaphors in Multilingual Biology Classes



DICE in the Classroom: Disaggregate Instruction in Chemistry Education for Multilingual Learners

31 SES 12 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XIV
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Carmen Carmona Rodriguez
Joint Paper Session NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information in 07 SES 07 D JS.
32 SES 12 A: Diversity of Organizational Knowledge and Organizational Culture(s) in Promoting Democratic Education in Schools and Teacher Education
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Claudia Fahrenwald
Chair: Livia Jesacher-Roessler
Symposium
 

Diversity of Organizational Knowledge and Organizational Culture(s) in Promoting Democratic Education in Schools and Teacher Education

Chair: Claudia Fahrenwald

Discussant: Livia Jesacher-Roessler

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Dare More Coherence in Value-Based Inclusive Teacher Training!

Markus Gloe, Julia Eiperle

 

Diversity of Knowledge and Organizational Culture(s) in Democratic School Development Processes

Claudia Fahrenwald

 

Collaborative and Democratic Approaches for Mentoring and the Construction of Organizational Knowledge

Rinat Arviv Elyashiv

33 SES 12 A: Exploring Swedish Sexuality Education with a Feminist Materialist framework
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Elisabeth Lisa Öhman
Research Workshop
 

Exploring Swedish Sexuality Education with a Feminist Materialist framework

33 SES 12 B: Theory, Political Ideology and Gender Inclusive Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carol Taylor
Paper Session
 

All Genders Included?: Creating Gender Safe and Inclusive Schools



Approaching the Phenomenological Sample from a Gender Perspective



Taking Context Seriously: Exploring the Enactment of Gender Policy Mandates in Catalan Education.

 
5:15pm
-
6:45pm
01 SES 13 A: Research Perspectives on Team Teaching
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Anna Rytivaara
Paper Session
 

Innovative Learning Environments as a Place for Examination of the Concept of Team Teaching



Learning to Co-Teach: a Systematic Review



The Importance of Teachers’ Collaboration and Collegiality During Sudden Disruptions in Schools

01 SES 13 B: Teacher networks and cooperation
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Teresa Berglund
Paper Session
 

Opportunities and Constraints in Biology Teachers’ Professional Social Networks



Communication in (Inter)professional Teams as a Specific Challenge: The Practice at Primary and Lower Secondary Schools



The Role of Teacher’s Self-regulated Teaching in Innovative Adaptive Teaching Practices

01 SES 13 C: Action Research and Lesson Study Research
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Pi-Ju Wu
Paper Session
 

Professional Learning of Individual Teachers in Lesson Study



Lesson Study as a Teachers Learning



A Mixed-Methods Research Synthesis of Classroom Action Research on Teaching in Taiwan

02 SES 13 A: Diversity (Part 2)
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Gavin Moodie
Symposium continued from 02 SES 12 A
 

Double Symposium on Diversity in the Social Role of Colleges – Part 2

Chair: Martin Henry

Discussant: Gavin Moodie

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Vocational Routes in France: The Difficult Articulation Between Pre-bac and Post-bac

Pauline David

 

Academization, Hybrid Qualifications and Skills Shortage – Competition and Complementarity Between Vocational and Higher Education in Germany

Silvia Annen

 

WITHDRAWN When Bureaucracy Combines with Quasi-Privatization: The Complexity of Institutional Forms of Vocational Colleges in South Africa

Stephanie Allais

02 SES 13 B: Conventions of VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Christian Imdorf
Chair: Philipp Gonon
Symposium
 

Conventions of Vocational Education and Training (VET). The Potential and Challenges of French Pragmatic Sociology for European VET Research

Chair: Christian Imdorf

Discussant: Philipp Gonon

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Vocational Education and Training and Sociology of Conventions: Examining VET in Spain Through the Lens of the Sociology of Conventions

Fernando Marhuenda-Fluixá

 

The Positioning of Company-Based VET in the Competition for High-Performing Pupils at Upper-Secondary Level in Switzerland: Strategies, Justifications and Sacrifices

Raffaella Simona Esposito

 

Skills versus Merit: A Pragmatic Sociological Analysis of Competences in Educational Research

Rebecca Ye, Erik Nylander

02 SES 13 C: Counseling and Preventing Dropout
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Sanna Ryökkynen
Paper Session
 

Difficulties of Young People in Vocational Education: Analyses of the Use of Counseling at Vocational Schools



Preventing Dropout in Vocational Education: an Action Research Proposal from Self Determination Theory



Finnish Vocational Students’ Perceptions of the Special Support in Their Studying

02 SES 13 D: Research agendas and forecasting models
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 1 [Floor 2]
Chair: Simon McGrath
Paper Session
 

A Regional Forecasting Tool to Estimate the Horizontal Mismatch between VET Supply and Labour Market Demand 2022 - 2030



Transitioning Vocational Education and Training: towards a new research agenda



TVET Research in Costa Rica - Status, Challenges and Needs

03 SES 13 A: Curriculum Development: Country Cases
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Stavroula Philippou
Paper Session
 

Teachers' Perceptions of Curriculum of Shanghai: A Cultural Study from Critical Perspective



Revising the Curriculum – the Swedish Case of Upper Secondary Psychology in 2023



Notions of Curriculum in Primary Teachers’ Life Histories in Cyprus (mid-1950s to mid-2010s): Tracing Change as a Constant of Governance

04 SES 13 A: Values in Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Kyriaki (Kiki) Messiou
Paper Session
 

The Relationship Between Romani Students' School Dropout Tendency and Perceived Social Support and School Happiness



Engaging in Dialogues with Students: Valuing Diversity

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

04 SES 13 C: Inclusiveness of Higher Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Hugo González-González
Paper Session
 

Medicalization in Israeli Schools: Emergence of Teachers’ Expertise with ADHD Children and the Moral Imperative of Inclusion



Teaching Through a Moral Development Strategy at University

04 SES 13 D: Support Structures in Inclusive Schools
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Helen Urmann
Paper Session
 

Inclusive Support for Students With Special Educational Needs – Disparities in the Implementation and Allocation in Switzerland



School Change in General Education for Students with Special Educational Needs: Estonian Case



Political-administrative Barriers to Educational Inclusion in Galicia (Spain)

04 SES 13 E: Reimagine Special Education (RiSE) (Part 1)
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonathan Rix
Chair: Fiona Hallett
Symposium to be continued in 04 SES 16 E
 

Reimagine Special Education (RiSE) (Part 1)

Chair: Jonathan Rix

Discussant: Fiona Hallett

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Administering Hope and Despair: Special Education and Crisis in Education

Ilektra Spandagou

 

Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences

Rune Hausstatter

 

Directions from the Salamanca Statement to Integration and Special Settings

Anabel Corral-Granados

 

Authorisation through Pathologization

Thorsten Merl

04 SES 13 F: Evidence-Based Contemporary Debates in Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Christoforos Mamas
Paper Session
 

Exploring Relational Inclusion through a Social Network Analysis Toolkit



The ‘Inclusive’ Verses ‘Special’ Education Debate: Influences, Impacts, and Imaginative Wonderings



Digital Incremental Scaffolds in Inclusive Science Classes. An Enthnographic Approach to Diverse Settings of Teaching and Learning.

04 SES 13 G: Context-specific Learning and Knowledge
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: Michelle Proyer
Paper Session
 

Inclusive Education, Sustainability and Traditional Knowledge Transfer. Lessons Learned from Uganda and Austria.



Interaction with the Environment – part of the Education for Pupils with Intellectual Disabilities – or Not?

06 SES 13 A: 360-Degree Video in Higher Education. Theories, Instruments and Examples of Good Practices
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Maria Ranieri
Research Workshop
 

360-Degree Video in Higher Education. Theories, Instruments and Examples of Good Practices

07 SES 13 A: Teaching and Learning in (inter)national Diversity Contexts: Challenging Perceptions of Culture, Language and Nation
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Sara Fürstenau
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Symposium
 

Teaching and Learning in (inter)national Diversity Contexts: Challenging Perceptions of Culture, Language and Nation

Chair: Sara Fürstenau

Discussant: Lisa Rosen

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Teacher Education with the Anti-Bias Approach

Helena Dedecek Gertz, Sara Fürstenau, Mechtild Gomolla, Nadezda Strunk

 

WITHDRAWN Returning from a German School Abroad: A Case Study on Teachers’ Professionalisa-tion for Refugee Education

Lisa Rosen, Fenna tom Dieck

 

Language as a Distinction of Difference in the Migration Society – Analyses and Findings from Different Countries

İnci Dirim, Sabine Guldenschuh

 

Learning from mobility experiences: Challenges and Potentials

Carola Mantel

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

07 SES 13 C: Addressing Displacement and Vulnerability in (Intercultural) Education
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Henrike Terhart
Paper Session
 

The Russia-Ukraine War In Classroom And School – Current Experiences And Needs Of School Employees



The Face of a Ukrainian School Learner Haunted by the War: Case of France



Fostering Courageousness and Confidence: Outdoor Adventure Learning Experiences for Children Living with Vulnerability

07 SES 13 D JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XV: Uneven Landscapes: Educational Decolonization and the Making of Multimodal Connections
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Jennifer Markides
Joint Panel Discussion NW 07, NW 20, NW 31
 

Uneven Landscapes: Educational Decolonization and the Making of Multimodal Connections

08 SES 13 A: Diversity and equity in health and wellbeing education
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Venka Simovska
Paper Session
 

Learning to Live Well in Diverse Societies: The Potential of Empathy Education



The Role of Cultural Connectedness and Ethnic Group Belonging to the Social-Emotional Wellbeing of Diverse Students



The “Best Interest of the Child” and Access to Schooling for Migrants

09 SES 13 A JS: Advancing Assessment Tools and Strategies in Subject-Specific Contexts
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Serafina Pastore
Joint Paper Session NW09 and NW 27
 

Construction and Validation of a Reading Literacy Test for English Language Learners in Kazakhstan



Developing A Linear Scaled Assessment-Tool For Mathematical Modelling In Chemistry



The Backwash Effect of Exam Preparation in IBDP English A and B Courses on Developing Real-life Skills.



Modeling as a Tool for Formative Assessment in Biology Lessons.

09 SES 13 B: Assessment Practices and School Development: Fostering Fairness and Effective Implementation
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Alli Klapp
Paper Session
 

How to Deal with the Challenge of Assessment – Performance and Assessment Culture as an Issue of School Development



Knowing without Doing: Chinese Primary Citizenship Teachers’ Perceptions and Practices of Assessment Policies



Investigation of Careless Responding on Self-Report Measures



Shaping and Inspiring a Fair Thinking in assessment. A research with pre-service and in-service teachers

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

10 SES 13 B: Preparedness and Motivation in Teacher Identity
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Giulia Filippi
Paper Session
 

Exploring Preparedness with Pre-Service Teachers



Additive, Transformative, and Defensive Identity Development After a Year of Initial Teacher Education in Finland.

10 SES 13 C JS: Advancing Secondary and Upper Secondary Mathematics Education: Innovative Approaches to Teaching and Learning
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Elif Tuğçe Karaca
Joint Session NW10 & NW24
 

Mathematical Modelling in Upper Primary School: Finding Relevance and Value for Others Outside School



Explorative Participation of Prospective Mathematics Teachers within the context of Equation and Inequality

11 SES 13 A: School Financing and School Policy
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Mudassir Arafat
Paper Session
 

Input Stratification? The Case of Tracking & School Resources



What Data to Use for Planning Educational Reforms? A Meta-analysis of Educational Interventions' Research in post-Soviet Countries



An Explanatory Quantitative Study of the Funding Policy Supporting British Academies and American Charter Schools

12 SES 13 A: Paper Session: Information Literacy and Open Research Practice
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Paper Session
 

How do University Libraries Contribute to the Media and Information Literacy of Undergraduate Students in Hungary?



Web analytics of Digital Educational Infrastructures as an Open Research Practice: Opportunities and Challenges



Current Status of Open Access Transformation in Educational Sciences - Core Journals in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

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)

14 SES 13 A: Interrupted School-related Transitions
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Tereza Vengřinová
Paper Session
 

Parents' Functional/Dysfunctional Attitudes: Relationhips with Conditioned Performance Related to Reward Expectation, Fear of Punishment, and Burnout Due to Family



The Individual and Social Aspects of Self-Regulated Learning During Repeatedly Failingi in Secondary School Exit Exam

14 SES 13 B: Discussion around Rural Education Research
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Research Workshop
 

Discussion around Rural Education Research

15 SES 13 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Claudia-Melania Chituc
Paper Session
 

Let our Dreams Come True – Acting on Challenges in Educational Systems through Collaboration and Co-creation



A Framework for ensuring Sustainability in Digital Education Ecosystems for University-Industry Partnerships

16 SES 13 A: Fostering School Development and Quality of Teaching
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Julia Gerick
Paper Session
 

"How Can School Actually Change - with the new Possibilities?" A Mixed-Methods Study on School Development through Digital Learning Management Systems



Dimensions of Teaching Quality at Organisationally Resilient Schools in the Digital Age. Qualitative In-Depth Study towards ICILS



The Effects of Surrounding Factors and School Environment on Upper Secondary School Teachers Didactic Use of Digital Learning Resources

16 SES 13 B: ICT in Higher Education
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217B [Lower Ground]
Chair: Ruth Wood
Paper Session
 

Study into the Digital Competence and Inclusive Education practices of teaching staff in Faculties of Educational Sciences in Spain



Pedagogising Digital Technological Knowledge in Higher Education – An Educational Sociology Perspective on the TPACK Framework



Digital training of Spanish University Novice Teachers

17 SES 13 A: Literature, Literacy and Diversity
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Lajos Somogyvari
Paper Session
 

Who Was Goliath? The Common Foe Across Nations and Time



Literacy and Development in Southern Italy. An Overview of a Neapolitan Province’ School System



An Island within an Island: The School History of Carloforte, a cultural enclave in Sardinia (1861-1914)

18 SES 13 A: Knowledge and Practice in Physical Education Teacher Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Shirley Gray
Paper Session
 

Movement Subject Knowledge in Physical Education Teacher Education



Exploring Pedagogies of Embodiment in Physical Education Teacher Education



Activating Students as Resources in Physical Education Teacher Education – A Complex Process Making Social and Physical Capital Visible

19 SES 13 A: Educational Ethnography: Pasts, presents, and futures
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Clemens Wieser
Panel Discussion
 

Educational Ethnography: Pasts, presents, and futures

20 SES 13 A: Facing discrimination in Teacher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Hafdís Guðjónsdóttir
Paper Session
 

Stories that Move in Higher Education: a comprehensive tool for facing discrimination



Developing Intercultural and Democratic Competences in Teacher Education - an educational Evidence Based Policy Proposal



The experiences of implementation of Stories that Move® in DBSE of the of UAM-Azcapotzalco México of Mexico .0

20 SES 13 C JS: Uneven Landscapes: Educational Decolonization and the Making of Multimodal Connections
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Jennifer Markides
Joint Panel Discussion NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information under 07 SES 13 D JS
22 SES 13 A
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Vesa Korhonen
Paper Session
 

First Year Students’ Perceptions on How Experiences in Earlier Studies Are Reflected in Dimensions of Agency in Higher Education



Patterns of Students’ Pathways at the University in Hungary



Why Are You Here? A Case Study of Persistence in an Irish Technological University

22 SES 13 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Katarina Rozvadska
Paper Session
 

Higher-Order Thinking Skills in Academic Courses Based on SEL Principles



Latent Profiles of Undergraduate Students regarding Academic Procrastination and Achievement



Self-determined Motivation and Academic Buoyancy as Predictors of Achievement in Normative Settings

22 SES 13 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Marta Koc-Januchta
Paper Session
 

Preparing Students for Responsible Participation in a Democratic Society: Perceptions of Academics in Iceland



What Have we Learned About Instructor Gender Differences in Student Teaching Evaluation From Experimental Peer-reviewed Research?

22 SES 13 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carla Inguaggiato
Paper Session
 

Teaching Difficult Knowledge: Exploring UCL’s Eugenics History and the Implications for Educational Development in Higher Education



Personal Predictors of Inclusive Practices among University Teaching Staff



Teachers' Role in Supporting Students in Higher Education - a Student Diversity Perspective

22 SES 13 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sabine Weiss
Paper Session
 

STEM Doctoral Students' Imposter Phenomenon: Prior Experiences, Socializers’ Beliefs, and Expectations for Success



The Effect of Peers’ Sociocultural Capital on Disadvantaged Brazilian Undergraduate Students’ Achievement



What Does it Mean Student(s) Voice(s) in Higher Education?

23 SES 13 A: Lifelong Learning and Higher Education
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Anne Larson
Paper Session
 

Quality in Higher Education. The Equality Excellence Trade Off



Ukrainian Higher Education at the Time of War and EU Integration Aspirations: How the Polish Experience Can Help?



Political Economy Analysis of Education in Central Asia: Equity-minded assessment from the perceptions of university stakeholders in Tajikistan.

23 SES 13 B: Europeanisation and Internationalisation
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Nafsika Alexiadou
Paper Session
 

European Educational Research: A Thematic Analysis of the European Educational Research Journal (2002-2021)



The Academization and Europeanization of Midwifery Training in Germany, Austria and Switzerland



Through disciplinary lenses – Students’ voices filtering Internationalization-at-home policies

23 SES 13 C: Digital and Online
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Anette Bagger
Paper Session
 

Platforms and Digitalisation of Public Education: Exploring Their Adoption in Catalonia



Online Education Policy Trajectories in Ontario, Canada's Secondary Schools



Policy on Inclusion and Teaching Materials for Diverse Learners

23 SES 13 D: Educational Inequality
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Alejandro Montes
Paper Session
 

How to Reduce Educational Inequality? Dilemmas in the Spanish Context



School Autonomy to Counter Non-Traditional Factors of Inequality: A Reflection on the Italian Context



The informed Discourse(s) in the Configuration of Practices Against Educational Inequality: Lessons Learned and Common Premises

24 SES 13 A: Mathematics in Middle School
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Vuslat Seker
Paper Session
 

Exploring Children’s Reasoning Process in Strategy Games



Middle School Students’ Mathematics Achievement: Do Test Anxiety and Metacognition Matter?



An Investigation of Eighth-Grade Students' Algebraic Thinking

24 SES 13 C JS: Advancing Secondary and Upper Secondary Mathematics Education: Innovative Approaches to Teaching and Learning
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Elif Tuğçe Karaca
Joint Session NW10 & NW24. Full information under 10 SES 13 C JS
25 SES 13 A: NW 25 Network Meeting
Location: Adam Smith, 706 [Floor 7]
Chair: Ann Quennerstedt
NW meeting
 

NW 25 Network Meeting

26 SES 13 A: Reframing Leadership and Leading in Education: Diverse Responses from Scholars Across the Field (Part 2)
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Meng Tian
Chair: Meng Tian
Symposium continued from 26 SES 12 A
 

Reframing Leadership and Leading in Education: Diverse Responses from Scholars Across the Field (2)

Chair: Meng Tian

Discussant: Meng Tian

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Challenging Colonial Constructions of Leadership: Early Childhood Education in Aotearoa

Jenny Ritchie

 

Leadership in Education: Spanish Perspectives on Social Justice

Patricia Silva, Serafín Antúnez, Charles L. Slater

 

Disrupted Leadership in Education

Howard Youngs, Amanda Roberts, Meng Tian, Philip A. Woods

 

The Emergence and Cultivation of Leadership within Early Childhood Education

Leanne Gibbs, Frances Press

26 SES 13 B: Teacher Leadership Development in the Educational Context (Part 2)
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Andy Goodwyn
Paper Session continued from 26 SES 06 B
 

The Increasingly Global Phenomenon of the Expert Teacher Designation: A Critical Realist Perspective and Analysis



The Paths of Volunteer Teachers to Enact Leadership: A Case in A Chinese Underdeveloped Area

26 SES 13 C: Teachers Who Emerge as Unrecognised Enactors of Teacher Leadership: Teachers’ Perceptions from Three Different Countries
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Christopher Chapman
Panel Discussion
 

Teachers Who Emerge as Unrecognised Enactors of Teacher Leadership: Teachers’ Perceptions from Three Different Countries

27 SES 13 B: Science and Scientific Literacy in and out of School
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Kari Sormunen
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

Vision III of (Scientific) Literacy, (Science) Education and Bildung, and Implications for Teachers’ Didactical Choices



What We Know About Conceptual Learning in Open Inquiry Settings in Science Education



Out-of-school Science Teaching and Teachers' Use of Their Textbook: A Mixed-method Study Among Norwegian Secondary School Teachers



Development of the Skill of Interpreting Data and Applying Scientific Evidence in Adolescents Aged 15-16 Using the PBL Method

27 SES 13 C JS: Advancing Assessment Tools and Strategies in Subject-Specific Contexts
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Serafina Pastore
Joint Paper Session NW09 and NW 27. Full information under 09 SES 13 A JS
27 SES 13 D: Students Voices on Teaching and Learning
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Matthias Martens
Paper Session
 

Student Perception of Teaching and Learning in an Innovative Learning Environment (ILE) in Nordic Schools



What Characterizes the Curriculum, the Ddidactics, and the Demand Profile of Second Chance Schools?



If the Teacher is a Human Being so Can I - Inclusive Teaching with Didactic Concepts from a Student Perspective

28 SES 13 A: EdTech and the Construction of Value
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Mathias Decuypere
Symposium
 

EdTech and the Construction of Value

Chair: Mathias Decuypere

Discussant: Felicitas Macgilchrist

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Valuating Education in the Edtech Start-Up Sector

Mathias Decuypere, Sigrid Hartong, Lucas Joecks, Carlos Ortégon

 

EdTech, Artificial Intelligence, and the Racialised Extraction of Value

Kalervo Gulson

 

Value(s) of EdTech in Higher Education: Synergies and Discrepancies Between Universities, EdTech Companies and Investors

Janja Komljenovic

 

Algorithmic Futuring: Speculative Technologies and Predictive Methods of Valuation and Investment in Edtech Visions

Ben Williamson, Arathi Sriprakash

29 SES 13 A: Landscapes, Soundscapes and Hyperreality as Concepts of Esthetic Education
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Anja Kraus
Chair: Marita Cronqvist
Symposium
 

Landscapes, Soundscapes and Hyperreality as Concepts of Esthetic Education

Chair: Anja Kraus

Discussant: Eva Cronquist

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A Person’s Freedom Ends Where Another Person’s Freedom Begins - On Personal Freedom in Soundscapes

Anja Kraus

 

Perception, Movement and Body Worlding in Early Childhood

Ebba Theorell

 

Renegotiating Embodiment and Presence in the Digitalized Classroom

Eva Alerby, Niclas Ekberg

 

Withdrawn

N N

30 SES 13 A: The ethics and politics of ESE
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Elsa Lee
Paper Session
 

The Environment and Political Participation in Science Education



Revisiting Pluralistic ESE in a Changing Societal Context – A Scholarly Review

30 SES 13 B: Methods in ESE research
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Güliz Karaarslan Semiz
Paper Session
30 SES 13 C: Mindsets and attitudes in ESE
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Stefanie Rinaldi
Paper Session
 

How Are Young People’s Growth Mindsets Associated with Their Climate Change Agency?



Are Primary School Students Open-minded Enough to Enter a Pluralistic Approach in Sustainability Education?



Valuepremises in Sustainability Education Research

31 SES 13 A: It´s All About Language: Pedagogical Potentials with Language Learning in an International Perspective
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Irina Usanova
Chair: Jenni Alisaari
Symposium
 

It´s All About Language: Pedagogical Potentials with Language Learning in an International Perspective

Chair: Irina Usanova

Discussant: Jenni Alisaari

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Linguistically Divers Students’ Perspectives on Their Difficulties with Reading and Understanding of Texts in Civics

Pantea Rinnemaa

 

Language Scaffolding in Dutch Bilingual Education Classroom Practice

Errol Ertugruloglu, Tessa Mearns, Wilfried Admiraal

 

Minority language acquisition – References of Emotion and Society

Daniel Wutti, Sabina Buchwald, Eva Hartmann

31 SES 13 C JS: Researching Multiliteracies in Intercultural and Multilingual Education XV: Uneven Landscapes: Educational Decolonization and the Making of Multimodal Connections
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Jennifer Markides
Joint Panel Discussion NW 07, NW 20, NW 31. Full information under 07 SES 13 D JS
32 SES 13 A: Organization, Diversity, and Digitization. Organizational Educational Theory and Research Perspectives
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Inga Truschkat
Chair: Linda Maack
Symposium
 

Organization, Diversity, and Digitization. Organizational Educational Theory and Research Perspectives

Chair: Inga Truschkat

Discussant: Linda Maack

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Organization in digital Times. Challenges of organizational educational Theorizing and Research

Andreas Schröer, Thomas Wendt

 

The constitutive Relevance of Gender for organizational Digitality

Leoni Vollmar

 

People with Disabilities using IT-facilitated Support Services: Self-Determination in digital Situations. Implications for Organisations from the social Field.

Tim Brunöhler

 

Challenges of diversity-conscious Digitization Processes in social Organizations: Insights from the Practice Research Project “Digital Social Route Map” in Austria

Thomas Dierker

33 SES 13 A: Writing, Reviewing and Publishing in Peer Reviewed Journals
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carol Taylor
Research Workshop
 

Writing, Reviewing and Publishing in Peer Reviewed Journals

33 SES 13 B: Gender Based Violence Prevention – Strategies and Practices
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Andrea Abbas
Paper Session
 

Sexual Consent and Identification of Isolating Gender Violence among Young People in a Diversity of Relationship Contexts



An European Network of Educators that Learns Together Evidence-based Bystander Intervention Actions to Stop Violence Against LGBTI+ Youth



Myths of Romantic Love, Violence and Self-esteem. Evaluation of an Intervention Program in Adolescents on Healthy Couple Relationships

     

Date: Friday, 25/Aug/2023
9:00am
-
10:30am
01 SES 14 A: Teachers’ Shortage in Sweden, Denmark, and Germany
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Marcia Håkansson Lindqvist
Symposium
 

Teachers’ Shortage in Sweden, Denmark, and Germany

Chair: Marcia Håkansson Lindqvist

Discussant: Patricia Schuler Braunschweig

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Teacher Shortages in Sweden - a Challenge of Historic Proportions

Lena Boström, Göran Bostedt, Marcia Håkansson Lindqvist

 

Teacher Shortage in Germany. Insights into causes, solutions, and implications

Sabrina Wüllner, Maria Anna Kreienbaum

 

Teacher Shortages in Denmark – a Problem of Teacher Retention in Triple-bound Working Practices?

Kari Kragh Blume Dahl

 

Teacher shortage at Vocational Schools - How to Understand the Deterring Factors in career selection

Sylvia Rahn

01 SES 14 B: Perspectives on Wellbeing: Burn-out, Neuro-Education, and Bodily Awareness
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Colette Savage
Paper Session
 

Teacher Burnout as Mediator of the Relationship Between Social and Emotional Competencies and Teacher Commitment



A Neuro-Educational Ideal on the Market of Continuing Professional Development for Teachers; Characteristics, Consequences and Critique



Felt Sense and Bodily Signals: An Investigation into Bodily Awareness for Teacher Learning

01 SES 14 C: Learning Approaches: Problem-based and Project-based
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Gulzada Zhanzhigitova
Paper session
 

Exploring Teachers Experiences in Working with Gender Responsive History Teaching Resource Pack through PBL



Professional Learning and Pedagogical Development in Primary Education: Problem-based Learning as a Driver for Professional Development



Enhancing the Skills of Judging Information Relevance While Working with Project-based Learning.

02 SES 14 A: Generic and General Competencies
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Andreas Saniter
Paper Session
 

Generic Skills in the 14-19 Curriculum: Policy Coherence and Teacher Status



How Does the Learning Environment Support Vocational Student Learning of Domain-General Competencies?



Integrating General Subjects into Vocational Lessons Teaching in German VET-Schools

02 SES 14 B: Where are the Occupations?
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Philipp Grollmann
Chair: Barbara E. Stalder
Symposium
 

Comparing Vocational Education - the Neglected Role of Occupations

Chair: Philipp Grollmann

Discussant: Barbara Stalder

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A New Framework for Comparing Vocational Education and Training (VET)

Jörg Markowitsch

 

“Occupation” as a neglected Category for VET Reforms

Philipp Gonon, Lorenzo Bonoli

 

Theoretical Perspectives on Technological Change, Work and Occupations – Leading Academic Experts' Views

Michael Tiemann

 

Occupations, Work Organisation and Occupational Practices – their Role in Comparative VET Research

Philipp Grollmann

02 SES 14 C: Language in VET
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Gabriela Meier
Chair: Line Møller Daugaard
Symposium
 

Language Education and Use in VET: Individual, Social and Educational Implications

Chair: Gabriela Meier

Discussant: Line Møller Daugaard

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Multilingualism and Professional Socialisation of Apprentices in VET Programmes: A Case Study from Switzerland and Liechtenstein

Gabriela Meier, Esther Styger

 

Oral Communication Skills in VET: Educators’ and Newly Arrived Immigrant Students’ Perceptions of Oracy Demands, Training and Assessment

Irmelin Kjelaas, Annete Brekke

 

Teaching Hairdressing Using English Materials in a Linguistically Diverse VET Classroom in Norway: Evaluating a Digital Learning Platform

Mari J. Wikhaug Andersen

 

Transition from an Introduction Class for Newly Arrived Migrants to a VET Programme - Experiences with First Language Use

Unni Soltun Andreassen

03 SES 14 A: Disciplinary Curriculum Renewal
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: Majella Dempsey
Paper Session
 

Expanding Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Core Idea Maps by Students to Promote Meaningful Learning



Diversity Creates Movement and Movement Creates Change: Time for a New Grading System in Physical Education?



Curricular Progression and Pupil Learning: Towards a Method for Understanding how Pupils Progress in Learning Over Time.

04 SES 14 A: Teacher Education for Inclusion: Policies and Practices
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Jetske Strijbos
Chair: Peter Hick
Symposium
 

Teacher Education for Inclusion: Policies and Practices

Chair: Els Consuegra

Discussant: Peter Hick

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Co-Teaching: Evolution of Teachers' Professional Gestures and Discourse about  "Students in Difficulty”

Pascal Champain

 

The Power of Constructive Disruptions: Paving the Way for Inclusive Education

Vicky Willegems, Jetske Strijbos

 

Preparing Teachers for Inclusive Teaching: the Swedish Case

Girma Berhanu, Shruti Taneja Johansson

 

How the Use of Technology Can Contribute to Teacher Education for Inclusion

Muriel Epstein, Karine Buard

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

04 SES 14 C: Vulnerabilities in Times of Crises in Different Educational Contexts: Comparing and Problematizing
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Oliver Koenig
Chair: Oliver Koenig
Symposium
 

Vulnerabilities in Times of Crises in Different Educational Contexts: Comparing and Problematizing

Chair: Seyda Subasi-Singh

Discussant: Gillean McCluskey

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Students Experiencing COVID-19: a Comparison of Non-/Privileged Students from Canada and Germany

Tanja Sturm

 

COVID 19: Unravelling the Multilayeredness of Vulnerability

Oliver Koenig, Michelle Proyer

 

The VOICES Project: Challenging Notions of Vulnerabilities Through an Asset-Based Approach to Research

Liz Todd, Lucy Tiplady

04 SES 14 D: Zooming in with Case Studies of Inclusion
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Paper Session
 

The Implications of Caring and the Ethics of Care on Inclusion: a Case-Study



Pedagogical Encounters with Unaccompanied Asylum-seeking Adolescents. A Case based Study



Supporting Migration Background Students: Institutional Collaboration Between Internal and External Actors

04 SES 14 E: Reimagine Special Education (RiSE) (Part 2)
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Graham Hallett
Symposium continued from 04 SES 14 G
 

Reimagine Special Education (RiSE) (Part 2)

Chair: Jonathan Rix

Discussant: Graham Hallett

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Administering Hope and Despair: Special Education and Crisis in Education (Part 2)

Ilektra Spandagou

 

Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (Part 2)

Rune Hausstatter

 

Directions from the Salamanca Statement to Integration and Special Settings (Part 2)

Anabel Corral-Granados

 

Authorisation through Pathologization (Part 2)

Thorsten Merl

05 SES 14 A: Symposium: Tackling Inequalities Through Educational Diversity
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Sabine Bollig
Symposium
 

CANCELLED Tackling Inequalities Through Educational Diversity

Chair: Sabine Bollig

Discussant: Justin Powell

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Second Chance Schools: A Window of Educational (Re)connection through Flexible Models

Susana Vázquez-Cupeiro, Alejandro Montes

 

Adapted Education as Framework for interlinking Formal, Nonformal and Informal Education?

Solvejg Jobst, Ivan Tokheim, Jan Skrobanek, Joakim Jensen

 

A Place-based Alliance for Inequality-sensitive and Inclusive Education in Early Years

Helena Kliche, Joos Magdalena, Schu Nadja

05 SES 14 C JS: Challenges and Opportunities in Neighbourhoods
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Dennis Beach
Joint Paper Session, NW 05 and NW 14

Full information in the programme under 14 SES 18 B JS (set the filter to Network 14) (In conftool follow the below)
06 SES 14 A: Normalizing the Body. Addressing the Lack of Diversity in Digital Technologies and What It Means for Educational Science
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Klaus Rummler
Chair: Aline Nardo
Symposium
 

Normalizing the Body. Addressing the Lack of Diversity in Digital Technologies and What It Means for Educational Science

Chair: Klaus Rummler

Discussant: Aline Nardo

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Normalizing the Menstruating Body. Self-Measurement, Algorithmic Recommendation and Little Tools of Knowledge

Lilli Riettiens

 

Damn Data! On the Explorative Role of AI in Artistic Processes

Juliane Ahlborn

 

Beauty and the Biased: How Content Regulation on TikTok Diminishes Diversity and What Media Education Can Do About It

Dan Verständig

06 SES 14 B: User Engagement in Redesign of School Space: Tools and Experiences Derived from the CoReD Research and Development Project, Part I
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Siv Stavem
Symposium
 

User Engagement in Redesign of School Space: Tools and Experiences Derived from the CoReD Research and Development Project, Part I

Chair: Torfi Hjartarson

Discussant: Siv Stavem

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Cartographic Observation, a Tool for Research and Practice. Educational and Architectural Considerations

Ulrike Stadler-Altmann, Carolina Coelho

 

Evaluation of a School Building Program using Pedagogical Walk-throughs

Anneli Frelin, Jan Grannäs, Mårten Sundholm, Tanja van de Meulebrouck

 

Survey on Students’ School Spaces: Student Feedback as a Step Towards the Co-creation of School Spaces

Carolina Coelho, António Cordeiro, Pam Woolner, Ulrike Thomas

07 SES 14 A: Co-created Education through Social Inclusion (COSI.ed)- Challenges and strengths of upscaling inclusive practices in European contexts to develop European policy (Part 1)
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Mette Bunting
Chair: Fernando Marhuenda-Fluixá
Symposium to be continued in 07 SES 16 A
 

Co-created Education through Social Inclusion (COSI.ed)- Challenges and strengths of upscaling inclusive practices in European contexts to develop European policy

Chair: Mette Bunting

Discussant: Fernando Marhuenda-Fluixa

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Exploring Possibilities to Empower Young People in Vulnerable Positions. An Overview of the Project Co-created Education through Social Inclusion (COSI.ed)

Mette Bunting, Ewelina Zubala, Hanna Tomaszewska-Pękała

 

COSI.ed as a Methodology to Improve Student Engagement in Spanish Initial and Continuing VET: the voice of students and teachers

Elena Quintana Murci, Carlos Vecina-Merchante, Caterina Thomàs-Vanrell, Julia Vilasís-Pamos

 

Being in a COSi.ed Partner School The Perspectives of Young Danish Students on the Margins of Education

Sidse Hølvig Mikkelsen

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

07 SES 14 C: Literary Research in Times of Crisis
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sophie Rudolph
Symposium
 

Literary Research in Times of Crisis

Chair: Sophie Rudolph

Discussant: Jennifer Rowsell

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Indigenous Climate Fiction and Climate Education in Schools

Sarah E. Truman

 

Linking Literature And Consent Education

Larissa McLean Davies

 

Linking Literacies Through Stories Of Hope In A Climate Crisis

Kate Pahl, Samyia Ambreen

07 SES 14 D: Evolving Dialogues In Multiculturalism And Multicultural Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 629 [Floor 6]
Chair: Richard Race
Chair: Richard Race
Symposium
 

Evolving Dialogues In Multiculturalism And Multicultural Education

Chair: Richard Race

Discussant: Richard Race

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Nabah’s ‘Dysciencia’: The Science Journey Of A Young Bangladeshi-British Muslim woman.

Saima Salehjee, Mike Watts

 

Decolonising The Curriculum Through A Critical Realist Exploration Of The Fragility Of Hierarchy.

Anthony Thorpe

 

Evolving Dialogues in Multiculturalism and Multicultural Education

Richard Race

08 SES 14 A: Wellbeing, stress and coping among education professionals
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Monica Carlsson
Paper Session
 

Work-related Stress, Coping, and Emotional Exhaustion of School Principals. Results of the COVID-HL Study



Understanding Teacher Well-being Through Multimethod Approach



Work Ability in the Context of the JD-R Model: Pathways to Promote the Well-being of Teachers

09 SES 14 A: Assessing Quality Management, Evaluation Feedback, and Professional Capital in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Arto Ahonen
Paper Session
 

Evaluating the Implementation of a Nationwide Quality Management System for Schools. Concept and First Results



Use and Impact of External Evaluation Feedback in Schools in Iceland



Knowledge Mapping Of Learning Analytics And Professional Capital In Education: a Bibliometric Study

09 SES 14 B: Exploring Factors Influencing Motivation, Engagement, and Attitudes in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Trude Nilsen
Paper Session
 

The Relationship Between Parental Mindsets and Children's Motivation in Mathematics



Religiosity and Expected Political Engagement in the Future Among Lower-Secondary Students in 10 European Countries



Assessing Students’ Views About Scientific Inquiry in Sweden: A Cross-sectional Study from Primary School to Upper Secondary School

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

10 SES 14 B: Can We Cross the Research-Practice Gap?
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Marie Gaussel
Symposium
 

Can We Cross the Research-Practice Gap? New Perspectives to Teachers’ and Schools’ Engagement with Research

Chair: Marie Gaussel

Discussant: Carol Campbell

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Delivering a 21st-century Research-Informed Teaching Profession: Survey Findings from Educators in England

Chris David Brown

 

Can the Intention to Use Research in Educational Practice be Fostered by Research Learning Opportunities during Teacher Initial Education?

Jana Groß Ophoff, Christina Egger, Anne Frey, Johannes Dammerer

 

Why Teachers Resist “Evidence”? Critique of the Epistemological Foundations of Evidence-based Policy in Education

Sonia Revaz, Hugues Draelants

10 SES 14 D: Student Teachers and Teachers' Wellbeing
Location: Rankine Building, 408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Itxaso Tellado
Paper Session
 

EFL/ESL Teachers’ level of Occupational Stress and Teacher Immunity. Individual and Organizational Differences



Promoting Interdisciplinary Teaching in Teacher Education

11 SES 14 A: Quality of Education Systems
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Mudassir Arafat
Paper Session
 

Constructing Educational Systems in the Global South – Role and impacts of international organisations through the views of Finnish education experts



The practice of System Transformation



Repurposing School Improvement Networks for Teacher-led Change

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

14 SES 14 A: A Transformational Community of Inquiry for the School Community
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Maria Papathanasiou
Research Workshop
 

A Transformational Community of Inquiry for the School Community

14 SES 14 B JS: Challenges and Opportunities in Neighbourhoods
Location: McIntyre Building, 201 [Floor 1]
Chair: Dennis Beach
Joint Paper Session, NW 05 and NW 14
 

A Disruptive Educational Project in Secondary Education. The Case of IES Cartagines



Happy objects in Educational Guidance at Schools in Problematized Neighborhoods – an intersectional analysis of tensions between students and teachers



Challenges and Opportunities in Relation to Integration in the Reception of New Adolescent Migrants From the Perspective of Local Professionals

15 SES 14 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Melinda Webber
Paper Session
 

Conceptualizing Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Higher Education Through Co-generative Dialogue: Encounters in ‘Nodes of Tension’.



Design for a Non-Formal and Interdisciplinary Learning Context: Partnership between Education Research Unit (CIDTFF-SKG) and Space Design Studio (Toyno)



Researching for, with and alongside Indigenous communities: An Aotearoa New Zealand case study

16 SES 14 A: Designing of and Interacting with Learning Environments
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Marta Koc-Januchta
Paper Session
 

Empirical Design of a Visual Learning Environment to Support Pupils’ Systems Thinking



Interacting with a Visual Learning Environment of the Carbon Cycle: Pupils’ Use and Assessment

16 SES 14 B: Inequalities in Access to ICT and ICT as a Differentiation Tool
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217B [Lower Ground]
Chair: Kaiyi Li
Paper Session
 

ICT in Learning: Can It Be Used as Differentiation Tool?



Inequalities in Participation in Online Courses Across Europe: The Heuristic Potential of Bourdieu’s Cultural Capital Theory



Same Digital Infrastructures for All? How Teachers in China Perceive the (In)equality in the Digitalization of Schooling

17 SES 14 A: Language, Politics and Diversity
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Pieter Verstraete
Paper Session
 

Internationalism with a Human Face* or Russification: Internationalist Upbringing in Schools of the Lithuanian SSR



Diversity in Education in Slovenia around 1918: Mother Tongue, Minority Education and Changing National Frameworks

18 SES 14 A: Sustainability in Physical Education and Physical Education Teacher Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Fiona Chambers
Paper Session
 

Environmental Sustainability's role in Physical Education and Physical Education Teacher Education.



A Participatory Action Research Study with focus on Learning in and about Sustainability Development in PETE



Sustainable Development Competencies among Certified Physical Education and Health Teachers in Sweden

18 SES 14 B: Exploring Play and Creativity in Physical Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Rachel Sandford
Paper Session
 

Play In Physical Education – How Teachers Understand And Include Play In Their Teaching



How Pupils’ Playfulness Creates Possibilities for Pleasure and Learning in Physical Education



The Influence of Body Expression on the Development of Creative Intelligence of Physical Education Students

19 SES 14 A: Paper Session
Location: Hetherington, 129 [Floor 1]
Chair: Sarah Robinson
Paper Session
 

How to Improve Ethnographic Research: Extension of Situational Analysis by the Spatial Dimension



Short Term Ethnography and its Value in Relation to Education Research



Teaching an Ethnographic Stance; An Opportunity for Change-making

22 SES 14 A JS: What Can West European Higher Education Learn from Central and Eastern Europe
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Monne Wihlborg
Chair: Anna Tsatsaroni
Joint Symposium NW 22 and NW 23
 

What Can West European Higher Education Learn from Central and Eastern Europe

Chair: Monne Whilborg

Discussant: Anna Tsatsaroni

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

When Do We Get to Be Europe: The Discursive Construction of Central and Eastern Europe in Higher Education Research Post-1990

Monika Orechova

 

Internationalisation of Research as Viewed by Academics in Small CEE HE Systems

Liudvika Leisyte

 

Responding to Central and Eastern European Perspectives: Parochializing ‘Europe’, Methodological Nationalism, and Policy Oriented Higher Education Studies

Simon Warren

22 SES 14 B: Critically (re/de)valuing ‘Diversity’ in Higher Education and Schooling in England, Scotland and Ireland.
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Marta da Costa
Chair: Karen Pashby
Symposium
 

Critically (re/de)valuing ‘Diversity’ in Higher Education and Schooling in England, Scotland and Ireland.

Chair: Marta da Costa

Discussant: Karen Pashby

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Performing Race Equality in Irish Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)

Su-ming Khoo

 

Troubling Diversity In The Discourse of British Fundamental Values in Education in England

Mostafa Gamal, Dalene Swanson

 

The Commodification of Diversity by European Education: Critical Autoethnographic Accounts of International Students Studying in Scottish Universities

Kat Lord-Watson, Victory Chidinma Oforji

22 SES 14 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Carolina Guzmán-Valenzuela
Paper Session
 

Recognising oneself as educator. Findings from a Case Study Conducted in the Internship Training for Social Education Bachelor's Degree.



Shifting Publication Norms and Actual Publication Assemblages



Diversity of Methodological Socialization? On Becoming an Empirical Social Scientist

22 SES 14 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Edgar Valencia
Paper Session
 

Students’ Observations about Academic Dishonesty in Higher Education



Strategies and Criteria During Self-assessment in Higher Education



The Trajectories of Student Evaluations: a Human-Figurational Analysis of Qualities

22 SES 14 E
Location: Adam Smith, LT 718 [Floor 7]
Chair: Orlanda Tavares
Paper Session
 

Students belonging and participation in Social Education



Making Sense of Internalised Racism in HE Spaces



Engaging in Compassionate Research Using Colonial Theories in Critical Analyses of Colonial Legacies in Higher Education

23 SES 14 A: Policy Networks, Mobilities and Governance in Education Reform
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Stephen John Ball
Symposium
 

Policy Networks, Mobilities and Governance in Education Reform

Chair: Marcia McKenzie

Discussant: Stephen Ball

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

WITHDRAWN: Following the Imaginations: Social Entrepreneurship and Education Policy Networks in Bangladesh

N N

 

The Assemblage of Inanimate Objects in Educational Research: Mapping Venture Philanthropy, Policy Networks and Evidence Brokers

Emma Rowe

 

WITHDRAWN: An Apple for teacher (education)? Reconstituting teacher professional learning and expertise via the Apple Teacher digital platform

N N

 

The Global Inter-Network Governance of UN Policy Programs on Climate Change Education

Marcia McKenzie, Nicolas Stahelin

23 SES 14 B: Policy Innovation
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Moira Hulme
Paper Session
 

A Network Ethnography of a ‘Laboratory School’ Network



The Innovation Imperative: Reception in the Spanish Educational System



Policy Networks and the Introduction of Programming in Swedish Schools



Constructing the Legitimacy of Educational Firms in the Education Sector: A Text Analysis of Annual Reports

23 SES 14 C: Supranational and Intergovernmental Governance
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Ninni Wahlstrom
Paper Session
 

The OECD’s Happiness and Well-being Projects: From learning dispositions to skills for the future economy



Discursive Isomorphism among Education Intergovernmental Organisations



Success or Failure? How Technicalities in PISA 2018 Sparked a Public Debate on Education Policy and the OECD

23 SES 14 E JS: What Can West European Higher Education Learn from Central and Eastern Europe
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Monne Wihlborg
Chair: Anna Tsatsaroni
Joint Symposium NW 22 and NW 23

Full information in the programme under 22 SES14 A JS (set the filter to Network 22) (In conftool follow the below)
24 SES 14 A: Pedagogical Strategies and Their Impact on Mathematics Education
Location: Hetherington, 216 [Floor 2]
Chair: Vuslat Seker
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

An Inquiry-Based Approach for Teaching Mathematical Modelling to Prospective Primary Teachers



A Study on the Effective Use of Variation in Chinese Mathematics Lessons



Statistics Teaching Practices: Errors and Imprecision

26 SES 14 A: School Leadership Success amidst Contemporary Complexities and Layers of Influence on Education (Part 1)
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Qing Gu
Chair: Christopher Day
Symposium to be continued in 26 SES 16 A
 

School Leadership Success amidst Contemporary Complexities and Layers of Influence on Education, Part A

Chair: Qing Gu

Discussant: Christopher Day

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Theoretical Positionings, Analytical Framework, and Comparative Mixed Methods Research Methodology for the New Phase of ISSPP

Christopher Day, Qing Gu, Ylimaki Rose

 

‘Positive Disruption’: The Courage to Lead in times of Reform

Qing Gu, Monica Mincu, Christopher Day

 

Principal Ownership Towards Equity/Equality within a School – the Swedish case

Helene Arlestig, Olof Johansson, Ulf Leo

 

Successful Principalship in Culturally Diverse U.S. Schools

Rose Ylimaki, Jingping Sun, Lauri Johnson, Robyn Conrad-Hansen

26 SES 14 B: School Leadership Development: Emerging Trends and Topics (Part 2)
Location: Joseph Black Building, C407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Ken Jones
Paper Session continued from 23 SES 08 B
 

Leading Professional Learning: Hallmarks of Practice in Complex Situations



Group Coaching in Leadership development for School Leaders



Different Streams in School Principals’ Professional Development Become Diverse Teachers’ Participation Models. A Multilevel Analysis.



School Leadership Development as School University Partnership- Tracing Relationships Across Episodes

26 SES 14 C: Religious and Values in Educational Leadership
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Caroline Thomas
Paper Session
 

Implementing a Christian Education Ethos Vision: Perspectives of School Leaders and Pupils in Two Schools and Implications for Practice



Religious Education in Diverse Contexts: School Leaders’ Understanding of Religious Diversity and Interconnections between Non-formal and Formal Religious Education



Educational Management and Students’ Merit Values: An Understanding of the Diversified, Semi-functional School System

27 SES 14 B: Students' Experiences, Needs and Challenges
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Laura Tamassia
Paper Session
 

Relationships and Interactions in University Students' Learning Trajectories



"Processes Creating Preconditions for the Exclusion of Gamers in School: Point of View of the Gamers"



Learner Experiences and Possibilities and Constraints in Live-streamed Museum Lessons on Animals

27 SES 14 C: Research on Students' Motivation and Self-Esteem
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: László Horváth
Paper Session
 

Different Perceptions of Resource-Oriented Feedback on Motivation and Self-Esteem



Student Preferences and Effective Learning Strategies - How to Make Learning Enjoyable and Effective? Study and Teach Based on Evidence



Influence of Role-playing Games in Language Classes on the Intrinsic Learning Motivation of High School Students: a Quantitative Study

28 SES 14 A: The datafication of schools
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Paolo Landri
Paper Session
 

Searchable Students: Constituting the Knowledge Infrastructure of Educational Genomics



Blinding Data: Exploring Data Epistemologies in School



Turning Power / Resistance Upside-Down to Critically Affirming Digital Educational Leadership

28 SES 14 B: Educational Sciences as Agential: Reading Numbers and Distributing Difference
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Elin Sundström Sjödin
Chair: Radhika Gorur
Symposium
 

Educational Sciences as Agential: Reading Numbers and Distributing Difference

Chair: Elin Sundström Sjödin

Discussant: Radhika Gorur

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Reading Science: Projections, Phantasmagrams, Exclusion and Teacher Education Research

Thomas Popkewitz

 

The Making of a Public Problem: The Case of Reading

Elin Sundström Sjödin, Magnus Persson

 

The Notion of Literacy Entering the Field of Reading Research

Daniel Pettersson, Elin Sundström Sjödin

 

Reading as an Epistemic Governance. Metrics, Evidence-Based Education, and Experimental Policy in French Education

Romuald Normand

29 SES 14 A: Who are these young? Arts and participatory practices with youth
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Fernando Hernández-Hernández
Paper and Video Session
 

University Students' Learning Lifelines as Performative Cartographies: an 'Analysis' from a Post-qualitative Approach



Rural Youth Cinema: Using Ethnographic Video Documentary as an Arts Educational Medium in Rural Youth Art Work



“Flexing my Creativity”: Young People’s Literacy and Self-Concept in a Collaborative Writing Intervention



"Articulation" - Reflections on Artistic Doing Through a Collaborative Short-film Production with Students.

30 SES 14 A: Symposium; Approaches to ‘Quality’ in Environmental and Sustainability Education and Teaching
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Jonas Lysgaard
Chair: Niklas Gericke
Symposium
 

Approaches to ‘Quality’ in Environmental and Sustainability Education and Teaching

Chair: Jonas Lysgaard

Discussant: Niklas Gericke

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Discovering Concepts of Quality in ESE - Qualifying the Student Perspective

Mathilda Brückner, Jonas Lysgaard, Nikolaj Elf

 

Education for Sustainable Development Across Traditional Subject Boundaries – Empirical Classroom Research on the ESD-learning Potentials in the L1/Language Arts Subject

Nikolaj Elf, Tom Steffensen

 

Relations Between Emotions and Knowledge in ESD - Results From an Experimental Vignettes Study

Stefan Ting Graf

 

A Pedagogy of Rubbish - How is it Possible to Teach Children Something Interesting About the Value of Waste?

Thomas Albrechtsen

30 SES 14 B: Symposium: Education for Sustainable Development in All-Day Schools
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Sonja Schaal
Chair: Margaret Farren
Symposium
 

Education for Sustainable Development in All-Day Schools - Cross-Case and Cross-Country Perspectives

Chair: Sonja Schaal

Discussant: Margaret Farren

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Education for Sustainable Development - An interdisciplinary approach

Karen Parish, Sacha Irene de Raaf, Robert Didham

 

Case Studies Austria: Pluralistic Communication and Participation for Education for Sustainable Development at All-Day-Schools

Mira Dulle, Markus Messerschmidt, Franz Rauch

 

ESD in Schools - a Question of Freedom? A Comparative Study of Private and State Schools

Benjamin J. Tempel, Sonja Schaal, Steffen Schaal

 

Whole School Approaches to Sustainability and Transformative Learning - an European Cross-Case Analysis Informing Multi-Stakeholder Design Hubs

Carla Morais, Teresa Agiuar, Sonja Schaal, Steffen Schaal

30 SES 14 C: Symposium: ESD: Learning From, Through and About Social Movements for Climate Action
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Helge Kminek
Chair: Helge Kminek
Symposium
 

Education for Sustainable Development: Learning From, Through and About Social Movements for Climate Action

Chair: Helge Kminek

Discussant: Helge Kminek

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

WITHDRAWN Activism: What is Missing

Francesca Pongiglione

 

On Fighting to Feel Better: Pedagogical Considerations Based on a Discourse-analytical Examination of 'FFF' in Germany

Jannis Graber

 

WITHDRAWN Critical Considerations for Education and Climate Action

Aravella Zachariou

 

Teaching for an Engaged Democratic Participatory And Deliberative Way of Life

Michael Håkansson

31 SES 14 A: Teaching English in Linguistically Diverse and Inclusive Classrooms: Strengthening Teacher Knowledge, Skills and Practice.
Location: James McCune Smith, 429 [Floor 4]
Chair: Daniel Wutti
Paper Session
 

Exploring the Potential of a Professional Learning Network to Support EAL Teachers to Respond to Linguistic and Cultural Diversity



Systematic Review of Motivational Theories in Studies Focusing on L2 (English) Learning in Higher education



Most Challenging Grammatical Features for Pre-service Teachers in a Non-English Speaking Country

32 SES 14 A: Searching for diverse patterns of organizing: Pathways, Practices and Pitfalls
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Maria Weber
Chair: Agnieszka Czejkowska
Symposium
 

Searching for diverse patterns of organizing: Pathways, Practices and Pitfalls

Chair: Susanne Maria Weber

Discussant: Agnieszka Czejkowska

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

An OntoShift to the Commons in Education

Yannis Pechtelidis, Angeliki Botonaki, Ioannis Kozaris

 

WITHDRAWN Action Research as Practice of Exploring Diverse Economies, Social Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation

N N

 

Learning to Organize Towards a Diverse Economy: Potentials and Pitfalls in, by and between Women´s Cooperatives

Kardelen Dilara Cazgir



Attitude Inoculation Within Gender Equality Training as a Preventative Tool for Gender-Based Conspiracy Theory Beliefs

33 SES 14 A: Diversifying Debates: Doing Sexuality and Relationships Education Differently
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Leanne Coll
Symposium
 

Diversifying Debates: Doing Sexuality and Relationships Education Differently

Chair: Leanne Coll

Discussant: Catherine Maunsell

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Intersections of Age and Agency as Trans and Gender Diverse Children Navigate Primary Schools

Aoife Neary

 

Trans and Gender Diverse Young People’s Access to Relevant Comprehensive Sexuality and Relationships Education: Implications for Educators

Cristyn Davies, Kerry Robinson

 

Attune, Animate and Amplify: Creating Youth Voice Assemblages in Sexuality Education Research

EJ Renold, Sara Bragg, Jessica Ringrose, Victoria Timperley

 

Transformative Potentials of Student-led Activism for Relationships and Sexuality Education

Leanne Coll

CANCELLED 27 SES 14 A: Symposium: Children and Young People with Special and Additional Support Needs. Advancing Rights
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Raquel Casado-Muñoz
Chair: Gillean McCluskey
Symposium
 

Children and Young People with Special and Additional Support Needs. Advancing Rights

Chair: Raquel Casado-Muñoz

Discussant: Gillean McCluskey

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Child Friendly Justice for Children and Young People with Special and Additional Support Needs in England and Scotland

Sheila Riddell

 

Do Children with Specific Support Needs Have the Right to Make Decisions in School? Kind Words, Puzzled Faces.

Raquel Casado-Muñoz, María Pineda-Martínez

 

Identifying and Recording Pupils with SEN/ASN: a Cross-Jurisdiction Comparison of Children’s Rights to Have Their Needs Assessed

Fernando Lezcano, Elisabet Weedon

     
11:00am
-
12:00pm
00 SES 15 B: EERJ Moot: Is the Time for Green Education in Europe?
Location: James McCune Smith, 438AB [Floor 4]
Chair: Paolo Landri
Chair: Sotiria Grek
EERJ Moot
 

Is the Time for Green Education in Europe?

00 SES 15: EERA Keynote Panel
Location: Gilbert Scott, Bute [Floor 4]
Chair: Joe O'Hara
Chair: Marit Hoveid
Keynote Panel
 

EERA Keynote Panel

 
12:00pm
-
1:30pm
100 SES 15.5 - LC 2: Link Convenors' Meeting 2
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Petra Grell
Chair: Fabio Dovigo
 

Link Convenors' Meeting 2

90 SES 15.5: EERA Associatons Meet & Greets
Location: Gilbert Scott, Hunter Halls [Floor 2]
 

EERA Associatons Meet & Greets - Cyprus Pedagogical Association (CPA)



EERA Associatons Meet & Greets - The Educational Studies Association of Ireland (ESAI)

 
1:30pm
-
3:00pm
01 SES 16 A: Research on Early Career Teachers
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Tuğba Cihan
Paper Session
 

Early Career Teachers’ Experiences with Structural Constraints



Challenges and Surviving Strategies in Times of Neo- liberalism: A Comparative Analysis of Early Career Teachers in Norway and Spain

01 SES 16 B: General Issues: Employability, Vocational Education and Materials Development
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Antje Barabasch
Paper Session
 

Improving Transversal Competencies for Youth Employability: the Possibilities of Non-formal Education Programmes



Cultivating Learning Cultures: building trust with apprentices in a Swiss telecommunications company



Investigating Professional Identity Development in Youth Work Education

01 SES 16 C: Research on Students’ Motivation and Learning
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Aigul Suleimenova
Paper Session
 

Growth Mindset Intervention: How Effort-based Feedback Enhances Pupils’ Learning



Using Storytelling at English and History Lessons with Twice Exceptional Students

02 SES 16 A: Policy
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: Pauline David
Paper Session
 

A Political Economy of Youth Policy in Mexico



Azerbaijan's VET Sector Transformation: The Impact of Policy Borrowing from the EU



Reforms of the Vocational Track in France: a real Distancing from the Academic Convention?

02 SES 16 B: Doing VET Related Research in Sustainable Development
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Monica Moso-Diez
Panel Discussion
 

Research on VET for Sustainable Development: A Shared/fragmented Research Framework?

02 SES 16 C: Learning Labs For at Risk Students
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Terje Väljataga
Research Workshop
 

Educational Learning Labs Interventions to Empower Young People at Risk for Social Exclusion in the Baltic Countries and Norway

03 SES 16 A: Curriculum Policy at Higher Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 639 [Floor 6]
Chair: David Leat
Paper and Ignite Talk Session
 

Third Level Student Agency: the Impact of Distance Education on Learning During COVID-19 Pandemic



Same Same but Different: A Study on Teachers’ Subject Cultural Patterns Concerning Consumer Education as a Cross-cutting Theme



Examining Primary School Science Textbooks in Terms of Digital Literacy



Strengthening Content-Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) Through Lesson Study Approach: Teacher Professional Development and Impact on Student Academic Performance

04 SES 16 A: Refugee Education in the HERE and now: Creating places of diversity and sanctuary in ‘Fortress Europe’ Part One
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Fabio Dovigo
Chair: Joanna McIntyre
Symposium
 

Refugee Education in the HERE and now: Creating places of diversity and sanctuary in ‘Fortress Europe’ Part One

Chair: Fabio Dovigo

Discussant: Joanna McIntyre

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Beyond the 'good' and the 'bad': Mapping different narratives in (forced) migration

Rory McDaid, Wayne Veck, Michelle Proyer

 

Refugee education

Mervi Kaukko, Sinikka Neuhaus

 

The Experiences of Higher Education and Beyond of People Seeking Asylum in Australia

Luke Macaulay, Mervi Kaukko, Sue Webb, Kristin Reimer

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

04 SES 16 C: Collaboration for Inclusive Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Paper Session
04 SES 16 F JS: Teaching practices and Social Justice, Inclusion and Equity in multigrade classrooms in Europe: Tensions, Contradictions and Opportunities. (Part 1)
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Begoña Vigo-Arrazola
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Joint Symposium NW 04 and NW 14 to be continued in 04 SES 17 F JS

Full information in the programme under 14 SES 16 A JS (set the filter to Network 14) (In conftool follow the below)
04 SES 16 G: Diversity in Higher Education: A Look at Teacher Attitudes and Competencies
Location: Gilbert Scott, Humanities [Floor 2]
Chair: Elke Emmers
Symposium
 

Diversity in Higher Education: A Look at Teacher Attitudes and Competencies

Chair: Elke Emmers

Discussant: Reinhilde Pulinx

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Approaching diversity in the Higher Education Workforce through the Neurodiversity Paradigm

Anthony Thorpe

 

Scaling the Digital Poverty Mountain: Exploring the Deficit Through a Hierarchy of Needs and Control

Nick Gee

 

Higher Education Teachers’ Understanding of Inclusion, Experiences with Inclusive Practices, and their Institution’s Diversity & Inclusion Policy

Tisja Korthals Altes, Martijn Willemse, Sui Lin Goei

04 SES 16 H: International Research Perspectives on the Inclusion of Autistic Pupils
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Bettina Lindmeier
Symposium
 

International Research Perspectives on the Inclusion of Autistic Pupils

Chair: Bettina Lindmeier

Discussant: Julie Allan

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Causes and Implications of Exclusion for Autistic Children and Young People in England

Karen Guldberg, Simon Wallace, Prithvi Perepa, Andrea MacLeod

 

Flexi-Schooling of Autistic Students – A German Perspective on Flexible School Provision

Mechthild Richter, Christian Lindmeier, Julian Nishnik, Marek Grummt

 

Supporting Inclusion and Social Coaching for Teenagers on the Autism Spectrum

Paola Molteni, Alessandra Ballaré, Elena Zanfroni, Silvia Maggolini

04 SES 17 F JS: Teaching practices and Social Justice, Inclusion and Equity in multigrade classrooms in Europe: Tensions, Contradictions and Opportunities. (Part 2)
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Cath Gristy
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Joint Symposium NW 04 and NW 14 continued from 04 SES 16 F JS
Full information in the programme under 14 SES 17 A JS (set the filter to Network 14) (In conftool follow the below)
05 SES 16 A: Symposium: Deviant Behaviour as an Interactive and Contextual Process
Location: James McCune Smith, 430 [Floor 4]
Chair: Claudia Schuchart
Symposium
 

Deviant Behavior as an Interactive and Contextual Process

Chair: Claudia Schuchart

Discussant: Markus Klein

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

From Disruption to Disruptors? Rule Transgression by First-Year Pupils and Reactions and Interpretations by Teachers

Claudia Schuchart, Doris Bühler-Niederberger, Leon Dittmann

 

School Alienation and Student Disruptive Behaviour in Secondary Education in Luxembourg and in the Swiss Canton of Bern.

Jan Scharf, Andreas Hadjar, Alyssa Greco, Tina Hascher

 

Externalising Behaviour among Primary School Children

Emer Smyth, Merike Darmody

06 SES 16 A: Customized Diversity? Critical Explorations of Educational Capitalism
Location: Gilbert Scott, G466 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Valentin Dander
Chair: Lilli Riettiens
Symposium
 

Customized Diversity? Critical Explorations of Educational Capitalism

Chair: Valentin Dander

Discussant: Lilli Riettiens

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Adaptive Learning - the New Mantra? Ideas About the Use of New Technology in Tomorrow's School

Geir Haugsbakk, Siri Wieberg Klausen

 

Changing Knowledge Ecologies in Educational Research Production in Austria, Germany, and Italy: Towards Customized Knowledge Diversity?

Ulrike Stadler-Altmann, Barbara Gross, Theo Hug

 

The Future of Our Children in the Hands of Three Giants Called McGoogle, MacMicrosoft and Fitzapple

Andrew McLaughlin, Rachel Shanks

 

Teaching for Digital Citizenship: Affective Polarization in Scottish Schools

David Lundie

06 SES 16 B: User Engagement in Redesign of School Space: Tools and Experiences Derived from the CoReD Research and Development Project, Part II
Location: Gilbert Scott, Turnbull [Floor 4]
Chair: Anneli Frelin
Chair: Siv Stavem
Symposium
 

User Engagement in Redesign of School Space: Tools and Experiences Derived from the CoReD Research and Development Project, Part II

Chair: Anneli Frelin

Discussant: Siv Stavem

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Diamond Ranking: How a Tightly Structured Activity with Photographs Frees Practitioners’ Thinking about Educational Spaces

Pam Woolner, Ulrike Stadler-Altmann, Bodil Hovaldt Bøjer, Lucy Tiplady

 

Stories of Educational Spaces to address the Past, Present, and Potential Future in Design and Adaptive Reuse of Educational Spaces

Bodil Hovaldt Bøjer, Torfi Hjartarson, Lisa Rosén Rasmussen

 

School Development Evaluation Tool: A Tool to Ignite Collaborative Reflections on the Physical Learning Environment in Early Phases of Planning

Anna Kristín Sigurðardóttir, Torfi Hjartarson

07 SES 16 A: Co-created Education through Social Inclusion (COSI.ed)- Challenges and strengths of upscaling inclusive practices in European contexts to develop European policy (Part 2)
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Mette Bunting
Chair: Fernando Marhuenda-Fluixá
Symposium continued from 07 SES 14 A
 

Co-created Education through Social Inclusion (COSI.ed)- Challenges and strengths of upscaling inclusive practices in European contexts to develop European policy

Chair: Mette Bunting

Discussant: Fernando Marhuenda-Fluixa

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Working with Young People at Risk of Leaving School Early -Between Conversion and Resistance

Hanna Tomaszewska-Pękała, Urszula Markowska-Manista, Ewelina Zubala

 

Indirect Approach: Perspectives and Experiences of its Implementation with Young People in a Second Chance school in Portugal

Ana Margarida Neves, Ana Cristina Torres, Amélia Veiga

 

Changing Young People Lives and Future Through Understanding their Own School history: Possibilities and challenges-The case of Norway

Vibeke Krane, Inger Kjersti Lindvig, Alessandra Dieude, Mette Bunting

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

07 SES 16 C: Service-Learning for Social Justice and Reciprocity – Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Results from Austria, Germany, and Spain
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 707 [Floor 7]
Chair: Sara Ismailaj
Chair: Rosa María Rodríguez-Izquierdo
Symposium
 

Service-Learning for Social Justice and Reciprocity – Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Results from Austria, Germany, and Spain

Chair: Rosa Maria Rodríguez-Izquierdo

Discussant: Rosa Maria Rodríguez-Izquierdo

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Learning with the Community in Service-Learning (SL). The Importance of Assessing the Reciprocity between Higher Education Institutions and Community Partnerships

Rosa Maria Rodríguez-Izquierdo

 

Service-Learning (SL) within the Framework of the 2030 Agenda: the Relevance of Transversal Competences in Higher Education

Miguel A. Santos Rego, Mar Lorenzo Moledo, Alexandre Sotelino Losada

 

Service Learning as a Tool to Develop Agency and Inclusiveness at Schools: Self-Evaluation of Teacher Candidates

Seyda Subasi Singh

 

“First Time my Mother-Tongue Proved Useful for a Good Cause” – Students Experiencing SL in the Context of Forced Migration

Verena Bauer, Sara Ismailaj, Lisa Rosen

08 SES 16 A: Perspectives on wellbeing, emotionality and sociability
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Ros McLellan
Paper Session
 

Teacher’s Interpretations of Emotional Situations in the Classrooms: Co-regulation in the Diversity of Emotions as a Pedagogical Strategy



Students’ School-Related Well-Being and Its Relation to Leisure Time Activities



Environmental Sensitivity and the Promotion of Well-being in the Classroom

08 SES 16 B: School Attendance in International Comparison: Studies into the Role of Schools and Student Health Services for Students’ Well-being
Location: Joseph Black Building, A504 [Floor 5]
Chair: Susanne Kreitz-Sandberg
Chair: Karin Gunnarsson
Symposium
 

School Attendance in International Comparison: Studies into the Role of Schools and Student Health Services for Students’ Well-being

Chair: Susanne Kreitz-Sandberg

Discussant: Karin Gunnarsson

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

School absenteeism according to PISA data: a comparative study of students in Germany, Japan, Sweden and United Kingdom

Ulf Fredriksson, Maria Rasmusson

 

Organisational Strategies, Professional Perspectives and Students’ Perspectives on Well-being and School Attendance

Åsa Backlund, Ulf Fredriksson, Joakim Isaksson, Susanne Kreitz-Sandberg

 

School Absenteeism in Germany: A Shift from Punishment to Support

Heinrich Ricking, Chiara Enderle

 

School Attendance in Secondary Schools in England. Policy, practice and implications for whole school approaches

Dahab Jihar

09 SES 16 A: Understanding Learning Outcomes and Equity in Diverse Educational Contexts
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Kajsa Yang Hansen
Paper Session
 

Investigation of Factors Related to Immigrant Students' Mathematics Performance in PISA 2018



Differences in Component Reading Skills Profiles for Native and Immigrant Fifteen-Year-Old Students in Sweden



Gender Gap and Differentiating Trends in Learning Outcomes in Estonia and Finland



Alternative Indicators of Economic, Cultural, and Social Status for Monitoring Equity: A Construct Validity Approach

09 SES 16 B: Exploring Methodological Advances in Educational Research and Assessment
Location: Gilbert Scott, 253 [Floor 2]
Chair: Erika Majoros
Paper Session
 

Competence Assessment Interviewer Effects in a Large-scale Educational Survey: a Replication Using NEPS Data



A Semiparametric Regression Model Applicable to Causal Inference in Various Educational Research Data: Extension of Identification via Heteroskedasticity

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

10 SES 16 B: Teacher Shortages in Historically Hard-to-staff Schools
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Babak Dadvand
Chair: Amanda Heffernan
Symposium
 

Teacher Shortages in Historically Hard-to-staff Schools: Global Perspective and Local Initiatives

Chair: Babak Dadvand

Discussant: Amanda Heffernan

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Teachers at the Speed of Light: Fast Policy on Providing a Teaching Workforce and Social Justice Implications

Jo Lampert, Babak Dadvand

 

Teacher Recruitment Policies: Accelerating Issues of Social Justice in England

Clare Brooks, Jane Perryman

 

Improving Teacher Retention through School and Classroom Climates where Diversity is Positive and Productive

Kara Viesca, Jenni Alisaari, Naomi Flynn, Svenja Hammer

11 SES 16 A: Educational Technologies and Quality Assurance
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Andra Fernate
Paper Session
 

KNOWLO Project Promoting Knowledge Sharing Culture in Vocational and Higher Educational Institutions in Europe



A Comprehensive Systematic Review of AI in NLP, EDM, and LA for Feedback in K-12 Education

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

14 SES 16 A JS: Teaching practices and Social Justice, Inclusion and Equity in multigrade classrooms in Europe: Tensions, Contradictions and Opportunities. (Part 1)
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Begoña Vigo-Arrazola
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Joint Symposium NW 04 and NW 14 to be continued in 14 SES 17 A JS
 

Teaching practices and Social Justice, Inclusion and Equity in multigrade classrooms in Europe: Tensions, Contradictions and Opportunities. (part 1)

Chair: Begona Vigo-Arrazola

Discussant: Laurence Lasselle

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Mixed Age and Inclusive Teaching and Learning: Theoretical considerations

Cath Gristy, Anne Parfitt

 

Creative And Inclusive Teaching Practices With Digital Media In Multigrade Schools. An Ethnographic Study In The Region Of Aragon (Spain)

Begoña Vigo-Arrazola, Cristina Moreno

 

Multigrade Teaching And Learning: Relational Knowledge And Agency Towards Social Understanding And Cohesion.

Kerry Earl Rinehart

 

Students’ Autonomy And Self Directed Learning in Multigrade Classrooms: Group Management And Space Arrangement In Italian Small Schools

Laura Parigi, Giuseppina Rita Jose Mangione

14 SES 17 A JS: Teaching practices and Social Justice, Inclusion and Equity in multigrade classrooms in Europe: Tensions, Contradictions and Opportunities. (Part 2)
Location: McIntyre Building, 208 [Floor 1]
Chair: Cath Gristy
Chair: Laurence Lasselle
Joint Symposium NW 04 and NW 14 continued from 14 SES 16 A JS
 

Teaching Practices And Social Justice, Inclusion And Equity In Multigrade Classrooms In Europe: Tensions, Contradictions And Opportunities. (Part 2)

Chair: Cath Gristy

Discussant: Laurence Lasselle

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Inclusive Practices Through Multi-Grade Teaching - An Example From Northern Norway

Anne-Mette Bjøru

 

Preparing Teachers For Multi-Grade Classrooms: A Choice Between Pedagogy And Resources

Morag Redford

 

Pedagogical Renovation In A Rural Context: Inclusion And Multigrading. A Case Study In A Secondary School In Catalonia.

Laura Domingo-Peñafiel, Núria Simó-Gil, Núria Carrete-Marín

15 SES 16 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Melanie Nash
Paper Session
 

Museums and Education: Views of Key Stakeholders on the Partnership



School Partnerships with Private Tutoring Providers: Weighing the Risks and Benefits by Czech School Principals



Sowing the Seeds of Possibility: An Evaluation of a Museum – School Partnership

16 SES 16 A: Comparison of ICT Use Across Countries
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: László Horváth
Paper Session
 

Constructing National Strength and Global Prominence: Narratives of EdTech Use in Contemporary Indian and Chinese Discourses



Understanding the Human Side of Digital Transformation: Socio-Cultural Comparison of Hungarian and Russian School Education Systems

17 SES 16 A: Contested Identities in Europe – Historical Insights into the Construction of Citizenship Education from the Bottom up
Location: Gilbert Scott, Kelvin Gallery [Floor 4]
Chair: Thomas Ruoss
Chair: Margot Joris
Symposium
 

Contested Identities in Europe – Historical Insights into the Construction of Citizenship Education from the Bottom up

Chair: Thomas Ruoss

Discussant: Margot Joris

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Citizenship education on the other side: The Hungarian case in the Kádár Era (1957-1985)

Tibor Darvai, Lajos Somogyvári

 

A Question of Community? Catholic Educational Associations and the Struggle over Citizenship Education in Spain (1978-2006)

Tamar Groves, Ignacio Navarrete-Sánchez

 

A ‘change of feeling and purpose’: The League of Nations Union, emotions, and world citizenship in Britain, 1919-1939

Susannah Wright

 

A Nativist Meritocracy: Far-right Perspectives on Education and Citizenry

Anja Giudici

18 SES 16 A: Supporting Learner Needs and Inclusion in Physical Education (Part 1)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Oliver Hooper
Paper Session to be continued in 18 SES 17 A
 

Complexities in Reducing Discriminatory Practices in Physical Education



Physical Activity during the School Day – A Case Study in Swedish School for Students with Special Needs

18 SES 16 B: Physical Education Teachers Positioning in Policy and Practice
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Shirley Gray
Paper Session
 

Student Teachers’ Reflections on their Teaching in Practicum: two Reflection Bodies



Teacher Positioning in Physical Education Models Scholarship



Physical Education Teachers’ and Teacher Educators Engagements With Curriculum Policy in Scotland

20 SES 16 A: Understanding Education in different countries
Location: James McCune Smith, 733 [Floor 7]
Chair: Assumpta Aneas
Paper Session
 

The current pedagogical Renewal in Spain: Singulaities in Secondary School in Catalonia and Aragon



Group Work and Random Group Selection in Intercultural Learning Environments in Higher Education



Diversity and inclusion competences in Education degrees: A comparative study in Higher Education

22 SES 16 A: Actors and Processes of Transformation in Higher Education I
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Liudvika Leisyte
Chair: Rosemary Deem
Symposium
 

Actors and Processes of Transformation in Higher Education I

Chair: Liudvika Leisyte

Discussant: Rosemary Deem

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Capitalising the Future of Higher Education: Investors in Education Technology and the Case of Emerge Education

Janja Komljenovic

 

Matrix Hybridity: The Complex Realities of Strategic Councils

Stefan Lundborg, Lars Geschwind

 

Agencies in Higher Education: The Neglected Variable in the Governance Equation

Harry de Boer

 

Organizational Culture and the Transformation of Higher Education Institutions

Jay Dee

22 SES 16 B: Non-Normative Students and Belonging in the University Education
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Anna-Maija Niemi
Chair: Taina Saarinen
Symposium
 

Non-Normative Students and Belonging in the University Education

Chair: Anna-Maija Niemi

Discussant: Taina Saarinen

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Disclosure Dances in Doctoral Education

Nicole Brown

 

Empowering Writing – the Potential of Autobiographical Writing for Creating Belonging in Academic Spaces

Flora Petrik

 

Normative Whiteness in Informal Social Encounters at Finnish Universities

Sirpa Lappalainen, Anne-Mari Souto

22 SES 16 D
Location: Adam Smith, 711 [Floor 7]
Chair: Felipe Balotin Pinto
Paper Session
 

Students’ Personal, Relational and Participatory Agency Positions in Two University Courses



A Systematic Mapping Review of Research on Student Project Collaboration in Higher Education



Exploring the Professional Identity of Student-Teachers in Ireland's Further Education Sector: A Case Study

23 SES 16 A: Global Challenges
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Anna Traianou
Paper Session
 

Theorizing Mechanisms in Global Policy and Academic Discourse: The Language of Leadership



Generating Views from Elsewhere: UIS and the Global Project of SDG4 Indicators



Research Ethics And The Vulnerability of Political Elites



How Learning Cities do Lifelong Learning policy – the cases of Sønderborg and the City of Cork

23 SES 16 C: Talking the Talk, Walking the Walk: Have We Mobilised Research on Knowledge Mobilisation?
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Nora Revai
Panel Discussion
 

Talking the Talk, Walking the Walk: Have We Mobilised Research on Knowledge Mobilisation?

26 SES 16 A: School Leadership Success amidst Contemporary Complexities and Layers of Influence on Education (Part 2)
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Rose Ylimaki
Chair: Christopher Day
Symposium continued from 26 SES 14 A
 

School Leadership Success amidst Contemporary Complexities and Layers of Influence on Education, Part B

Chair: Rose Ylimaki

Discussant: Christopher Day

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Successful Leadership for Social Justice in Spain

Cristina Moral-Santaella

 

New ISSPP Cases in Norway

Ruth Jensen, Ann Elisabeth Gunnulfsen

 

Successful Catholic Primary School in Australia

Chris Reed, David Gurr, Lawrie Drysdale, Helen Goode

 

New ISSPP Cases in Italy

Alessia Maria Aurora Bevilacqua, Daniela Acquaro, Claudio Girelli

27 SES 16 A: Symposium: The Classroom Interaction Order and the Challenge of Subject-related Teaching and Learning - Part I: Theoretical and Methodological Frameworks
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Patrick Schreyer
Chair: Matthias Martens
Symposium
 

The Classroom Interaction Order and the Challenge of Subject-related Teaching and Learning - Part I: Theoretical and Methodological Frameworks

Chair: Patrick Schreyer

Discussant: Matthias Martens

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Dialogical, Phenomenological and Posthuman Approaches to the Understanding of Subject-specific Teaching Practices: A Theoretical Inquiry with Indicative Examples

Nikolaj Elf

 

Investigating Tensions between the Interaction Order and Subject Teaching in Screen-mediated Plenary Teaching

Marie Nilsberth

 

Subject-specific Learning within different Classroom Practices

Georg Breidenstein, Johanna Leicht

27 SES 16 C: Teaching Methods in Mathematics and Business
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 607 [Floor 6]
Chair: Francine Athias
Paper Session
 

How Students Learn from Instructional Explanations – A Think-aloud Study on the Impact of General Rules and Concrete Examples



Multiplicative Problem Posing

28 SES 16 A: The Sociology of Global Educational Actors
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Camilla Addey
Paper Session
 

A network ethnography of the International Large-Scale Assessment Market: becoming with our methodology



The Perils Of The One: Imagination and Futures-Forming Practices

28 SES 16 B: Active students
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Paper Session
 

Student Influencers on Social Media: Money, Academic Capital and Identity Development



Unsavoury Aspects of Student Voice



Dissemination of Conspiracy Theories about the War in Ukraine among Youth

30 SES 16 A: Symposium: Speculative Realism in Environmental Education and the Philosophy of Education
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Stefan Bengtsson
Symposium
 

Speculative Realism in Environmental Education and the Philosophy of Education

Chair: Stefan Bengtsson

Discussant: Graham Harman

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The inescapable realisms in Education

Daniel Kardyb, Jonas Lysgaard

 

Correlationism, Psychoanalysis, and Object-Disoriented Ontology

Jan Varpanen, Antti Saari

 

Under the Influence: On the Role of the Object of Education in Bildung

Stefan Bengtsson, Hanna Hofverberg

30 SES 16 B: Symposium: European voices for Global Education and Learning
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Massimiliano Tarozzi
Chair: Douglas Bourn
Symposium
 

European voices for Global Education and Learning. A review of non-English literatures

Chair: Massimiliano Dr Massimiliano Tarozzi

Discussant: Douglas Bourn

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Insights from global education research in Finland (2017-2021)

Riikka Suhonen, Vihtori Kylänpää, Tuija Kasa, Hanna Posti-Ahokas

 

Ten years of Global Education and Learning in Portugal: trends and debates

Dalila Pinto Coelho, Mónica Lourenço, Francisco Parrança da Silva

 

From Intercultural Education to Global Citizenship Education: An Analysis of Italian Scientific Literature

Carla Inguaggiato, Raffaella Faggioli

30 SES 16 C: Symposium: Transformative Learning
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Mandy Singer-Brodowski
Chair: Jannis Graber
Symposium
 

Transformative Learning. Exploring the Potential of Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning for Sustainability Transformations

Chair: Mandy Singer-Brodowski

Discussant: Jannis Graber

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

A Transactional Perspective on Transformativity in Learning Processes

Katrien Van Poeck, Leif Östman

 

Evaluating professional education and training – the example of the International Academy for Transformation and the Environment

Alexandra Reith, Pascal Frank, Gianna-Maria Henkel, Marco Rieckmann

 

Sustainability as a Transformative Learning Aim: Challenges and Potentials

Lili-Ann Wolff, Marianna Vivitsou, Emma Heikkilä

32 SES 16 A: EMPTY
Location: Hetherington, 118 [Floor 1]
Chair: Susanne Maria Weber
Paper Session
33 SES 16 A: Gendered and Intersectional Approaches to Contemporary Higher Education Research
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Andrea Abbas
Chair: Branislava Baranović
Symposium
 

Gendered and Intersectional Approaches to Contemporary Higher Education Research.

Chair: Andrea Abbas

Discussant: Branislava Baronovic

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Embedding Intersectionality in Composite Characters Derived from Thematic-Theorised Analyses

Andrea Abbas

 

The Intersectional Genderings of Arab Students Through UK Doctoral Education.

Gihan Ismail

 

The Intersectionality of Gender and Professional Identity in China

Jie Gao

 

The Gendering of Support for Students with Disabilities in Higher Education

Sally-Jayne Hewlett

33 SES 16 B: Leadership and Gender Inequality in Education
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Victoria Showunmi
Paper Session
 

Overcoming Gender-based Barriers: Experiences of Female Principals in Kazakhstani Mainstream Schools



Why is Leading Schools for Gender Equality so Difficult?



Gender Perception, Work-Family Conflict, Employment Guilt and Career Advancement Aspiration of Mothers Working in Educational Institutions

CANCELLED 23 SES 16 B: Strategy
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Anki Bengtsson
Paper Session
   
3:30pm
-
5:00pm
01 SES 17 A: STEP: Sustainable Transition for Teacher Education to Profession – Diversity in Educational Research
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 3 (Gannochy) [Floor 1]
Chair: Eva Bjerkholt
Research Workshop
 

STEP: Sustainable Transition for Teacher Education to Profession – Diversity in Educational Research

01 SES 17 B
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 2 (Fraser) [Floor 1]
Chair: Sabiha Üzüm
Paper Session
 

Early Childhood Educators’ Emotion Regulation and Socialization of Young Children’s Negative Emotions

01 SES 17 C: Research on Teacher Identity
Location: Wolfson Medical Building, Sem 1 (Yudowitz) [Floor 1]
Chair: Suzie Dick
Paper Session
 

A Cross-cultural Analysis of Teacher Identity Patterns



Professional Learning and the Importance of Identity and Place for Those Teaching in the Remote, Rural and Island Communities

02 SES 17 A: Social Justice
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre A [Floor 4]
Chair: James Avis
Paper Session
 

Rethinking Skills Development and Entrepreneurship for Refugees: the case of five refugee communities



Perceptions of Discrimination by Migrants in Transition to VET - Differences by Origin Group and Gender



In Pursuit of Equity Vocational Education and Training and Social Justice

02 SES 17 B: Research in VET - An Organising Framework
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre B [Floor 4]
Chair: Lázaro Moreno Herrera
Panel Discussion
 

VET research framework

02 SES 17 C: Use Your knowledge
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre 2 [Floor 2]
Chair: Carlos van Kan
Research Workshop
 

Stimulating Educational Renewal by Identifying Knowledge Utilization Strategies

04 SES 17 A: Refugee Education in the HERE and now: Creating places of diversity and sanctuary in ‘Fortress Europe’ Part Two
Location: Gilbert Scott, One A Ferguson Room [Floor 1]
Chair: Fabio Dovigo
Chair: Joanna McIntyre
Symposium
 

Refugee Education in the HERE and now: Creating places of diversity and sanctuary in ‘Fortress Europe’ Part Two

Chair: Fabio Dovigo

Discussant: Joanna McIntyre

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Refugee Students in Teacher Discourses

Maria Petäjäniemi, Mervi Kaukko, Jenni Alisaari, Leena Maria Heikkola

 

Educators’ Attitudes Towards Refugee Pupils: Virtuous Circles, Intergroup Contact, and Places of Sanctuary in Schools

Caitlin Prentice

 

A Responsive Approach to Organising Refugee Education in Finland

Jenni Alisaari, Leena Maria Heikkola, Maria Petäjämäki, Mervi Kaukko

 

Welcoming schools in ‘Fortress Europe’ – 2015, Now and Beyond: Inclusive Education and Young People Seeking Sanctuary

Seyda Subasi Singh, Julie Wharton, Wayne Veck

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

04 SES 17 C: International Perspectives on Inclusive Practices: Teacher Education, and Pre-service Teachers’ and Teachers’ Understandings in Scotland, Finland and Cyprus.
Location: Gilbert Scott, 132 [Floor 1]
Chair: Stella Mouroutsou
Chair: Andrea Priestley
Symposium
 

International Perspectives on Inclusive Practices: Teacher Education, and Pre-service Teachers’ and Teachers’ Understandings in Scotland, Finland and Cyprus.

Chair: Stella Mouroutsou

Discussant: Andrea Priestley

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Teacher Education in Scotland, and Pre-service Teachers’ Understandings of Inclusive Practice.

Stella Mouroutsou

 

Inclusive Practices and Teacher Autonomy: Perspectives of Pre-service Teachers in Finland.

Teija Koskela

 

Teachers’ Understanding and Implementation of Inclusive Education in Cyprus: Being Optimistic Against All Odds!

Simoni Symeonidou, Eleni Loizou

04 SES 17 D: Digital Technologies for Inclusive Education: Promising Solutions or Replicating Marginalisation?
Location: Gilbert Scott, 250 [Floor 2]
Chair: Yuchen Wang
Chair: Elizabeth Walton
Symposium
 

Digital Technologies for Inclusive Education: Promising Solutions or Replicating Marginalisation?

Chair: Yuchen Wang

Discussant: Elizabeth Walton

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

ClassDojo and the Creation of Pervasive and Intrusive Patterns of Student Surveillance and Regulation

Jamie Manolev, Anna Sullivan, Neil Tippett

 

Enhancing Inclusive Education in Singapore: How could Artificial Intelligence for Education Contribute?

Jun Song Huang, Simone Ann D Souza

 

Surfacing the Tensions: AI-driven Personalised learning and the (de)valuing of Diversity

Jeremy Knox, Yuchen Wang

04 SES 17 E: Diversity Work as Mood Work in Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 134 [Floor 1]
Chair: Mante Vertelyte
Chair: Zsuzsa Millei
Symposium
 

Diversity Work as Mood Work in Education

Chair: Mante Vertelyte

Discussant: Zsuzanna Millei

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Diversity Language as Intergenerational Moods

Dorthe Staunæs, Mante Vertelyte

 

Exploring the Silencing of Affective Classed Histories in Higher Education and It's Impacts on Diversity and Inclusion

Maree Martinusson

 

Racialized Moods in Norwegian Kindergarten Teacher Education – Transforming Pedagogy through Mood Work

Camilla Eline Andersen, Agnes Westgaard Bjelkerud

 

Exploring the Institutional, Discursive and Emotional Labor of Inclusion Work: Lessons from a Norwegian High School

Rebecca Lund, Christine Lillethun Norheim

04 SES 17 F: Challenging contemporary orthodoxy in Autism Studies – implications to inclusive education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 355 [Floor 3]
Chair: Fiona Hallett
Chair: Andreas Köpfer
Symposium
 

Challenging contemporary orthodoxy in Autism Studies – implications to inclusive education

Chair: Fiona Hallett

Discussant: Andreas Köpfer

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

WITHDRAWN Autism, Epistemic Injustice and Education Research

Allison Moore

 

Situational Analysis as a Methodological Approach to Face the Complexity of the ‘Autism Arena’ in Education

Andreas Köpfer, Katharina Papke

 

Photographs as Representation in Ukraine

Fiona Hallett, Allison Moore

07 SES 17 A: Assessment, Achievement and Giftedness in Diverse Educational Systems: Bringing Together New Perspectives
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 407 [Floor 4]
Chair: Serafina Pastore
Chair: Julia Gasterstädt
Symposium
 

Assessment, Achievement and Giftedness in Diverse Educational Systems: Bringing Together New Perspectives

Chair: Serafina Pastore

Discussant: Julia Gasterstädt

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Between School and Home. The Critical Role of Parents in Gifted Education

Anna Schwermann

 

Primary-school Children's Voices on Assessment and Achievement: Findings of a qualitative study

Petra Auer, Alessandra Imperio, Simone Seitz

 

Listening to Young Teenagers’ Voices on Assessment Agency for Inclusion, via Synchronous Self-Assessment

Ana Remesal, Flor G. Estrada Perera

 

Giftedness, Achievement an Inclusion: Findings of an international Discourse Analysis

Michaela Kaiser, Simone Seitz, Petra Auer

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

N N

08 SES 17 A: Collaborations and class issues in the promotion of health and wellbeing
Location: Joseph Black Building, C305 LT [Floor 3]
Chair: Irene Torres
Paper Session
 

Cross-Professional Collaboration in Health and Well-being - Teacher Students and Public Health Nurse Students' Reflections on Health Information



Cooperation Between School and Parent to Promote Parental Health Literacy

09 SES 17 A: Exclusions and Non-response: Contemporary Missing Data Issues in International Large-scale Studies
Location: Gilbert Scott, EQLT [Floor 2]
Chair: Rolf Strietholt
Chair: Mojca Rozman
Symposium
 

Exclusions and Non-response: Contemporary Missing Data Issues in International Large-scale Studies

Chair: Rolf Strietholt

Discussant: Mojca Rozman

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Non-response Bias in PISA: Evidence from Comparisons with Swedish Register Data

Linda Borger, Stefan Johansson, Rolf Strietholt

 

IRTrees for Skipped Items in PIRLS

Andrés Christiansen, Rianne Janssen

 

Exclusion Rates from International Large-scale Assessments. An Analysis of 20 Years of IEA Data

Umut Atasever, John Jerrim, Sabine Tieck

 

From Paper-pencil to Online Delivery? The Mode Effect and Bias of Non-Participation in Home Questionnaires.

Alec Kennedy, Rune Müller Kristensen, Rune Müller Kristensen, Yuan-Ling Liaw

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

10 SES 17 B: Teachers and Teaching Beyond the Fantasies of Policy
Location: Rankine Building, 108 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Matthew Clarke
Chair: Stephen Heimans
Symposium
 

Teachers and Teaching Beyond the Fantasies of Policy

Chair: Matthew Clarke

Discussant: Stephen Heimans

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Edupation and the Fantasy of Normal Teachers

F. Tony Carusi

 

Drive and singularity: Beyond evidence-based teaching

Matthew Clarke

 

Afterwardness in Teacher Education

Antti Saari

 

The Play of the Unconscious in Anti-racist Education

Jenna Mim Shin

10 SES 17 C: Teachers' Professional Identities
Location: Rankine Building, 107 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: ML White
Paper Session
 

Turbulence Throughout Teacher Education: a Case Study of Negotiating Teacher Identity



Why do I educate those recovering their educational trajectories? A study on Teacher Professional Identity in Second-chance schools in Chile.

11 SES 17 A: Learners' Academic Achievement in Secondary Schools
Location: Sir Alexander Stone Building, 204 [Floor 2]
Chair: Mudassir Arafat
Paper Session
 

AP or IB? Urban/Rural Differences in Access to Advanced Coursework, High School Achievement, and Postsecondary Outcomes



Agency of Schoolchildren and Their Particiation in Extracurricular Activities

13 SES 17 A: Adam Smith and Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 356 [Floor 3]
Chair: Ian Munday
Panel Discussion
 

Adam Smith and Education

15 SES 17 A
Location: Hetherington, 131 [Floor 1]
Chair: Maiza de Albuquerque Trigo
Paper Session
 

The Participants´ Perspective on Challenges, Disappointments, Success Factors and Informal Learnings in Research-Practice Partnerships in Teacher Education



Partnerships As ‘Third Spaces’: Analyzing a Teacher Education Policy Initiative



Supporting Elementary Science Teachers for Linguistic Diversity in Luxembourg

16 SES 17 A: Learning Programming Skills
Location: Gilmorehill Halls (G12), 217A [Lower Ground]
Chair: Anne Kjellsdotter
Paper Session
 

Humanoid Robots in the School Learning Environment – A Motivational Tool for Learning Computational Thinking and Programming Skills



Methodologies in the Emerging Field of K-6 Programming Education – a Literature Review

18 SES 17 A: Supporting Learner Needs and Inclusion in Physical Education (Part 2)
Location: Gilbert Scott, Senate [Floor 4]
Chair: Oliver Hooper
Paper Session continued from 18 SES 16 A
 

Relationships Between Causality Orientations and Adoption of Need-Supportive and Need-Thwarting Styles among Physical Education Teachers



Psychometric Properties of a Questionnaire on Teachers’ Value Orientations in Physical Education: Future Physical Education Teachers and Physical Education Teachers

18 SES 17 B: Exploring Linguistic Dimensions through Circus in Physical Education
Location: Gilbert Scott, 251 [Floor 2]
Chair: Rachel Sandford
Research Workshop
 

Exploring Linguistic Dimensions through Circus in Physical Education

22 SES 17 A: Actors and Processes of Transformation in Higher Education II
Location: Adam Smith, 1115 [Floor 11]
Chair: Liudvika Leisyte
Chair: Rosemary Deem
Symposium
 

Actors and Processes of Transformation in Higher Education II

Chair: Liudvika Leisyte

Discussant: Rosemary Deem

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Transforming Quality Enhancement of Teaching and Learning

Stephanie Marshall

 

Women Academics, Identity Capitalism, and the Imperative of Transformation

Leslie D. Gonzales

 

Passive and Active Resistance to Performance Pressures among Academics

Liudvika Leisyte

 

Managerialism with Soviet Characteristics and Global Higher Education: Legacies and Paradoxes of University Transformations

Anatoly V. Oleksiyenko

22 SES 17 B
Location: Adam Smith, LT 915 [Floor 9]
Chair: Monne Wihlborg
Paper Session
 

First Generation Students in the Process of Transition to Higher Education



Social Capital and Sense of Belonging in the Interplay of Habitus and Field: Experiences and Difficulties of First-in-family Students



The Perspective of the First-generation Students During Online Academic Integration on Their Teachers

22 SES 17 C
Location: Adam Smith, 717 [Floor 7]
Chair: Patrick Baughan
Paper Session
 

A Single Case Study on Research Assistant Socialization in an Academic Capitalist Context



What is the Nature of PhD Students’ Wellbeing? Analysing Stories of Wellbeing in Higher Education Institutions in England.



Professional Development in Higher Education for Early-Career Staff: Lessons Learned

23 SES 17 A: Evidence and Impact
Location: James Watt South Building, J15 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Janne Varjo
Paper Session
 

Lost in Translation? The Threat That Uncertain ‘Science’ is Becoming Crude, Certain and Racist Policy



Constructing Impacts of Public Guidance Policies in Educational Transitions

23 SES 17 B: Time and Place
Location: James Watt South Building, J7 [Floor 1]
Chair: Tatiana Mikhaylova
Paper Session
 

The Emergence of the Physical Learning Environments



Selective Traditions and the (Re)Production of Educational Spaces in School Building Policy



Extended School Hours as the Nordic Solution: Policy for Equality or Individual Achievement?

23 SES 17 C: Legal Governance
Location: James Watt South Building, J10 LT [Floor 1]
Chair: Emma Arneback
Paper Session
 

From 64 sections to 900 in the Education Act – on juridification of Swedish education



Juridification as Democratization – On the Ambivalences of the Swedish Legislation on Discrimination and Degrading Treatment



Enacting the Convention on the Rights of the Child - in times of juridification

23 SES 17 D: Methodological and Doctoral Concerns
Location: Thomson Building, Anatomy 236 LT [Ground Floor]
Chair: Richard Budd
Paper Session
 

On the Use and Interpretation of Interview Data in Research for Educational Policy and Practice



Tensions and Embedded Stratification in UK Social Science Doctoral Provision



Depending on the Kindness of Strangers: The Affective Dimension of Inspection Visits to Low-Performing Schools in Chile

26 SES 17 A: Perspectives of Educational Leadership
Location: Joseph Black Building, B408 LT [Floor 4]
Chair: Helene Ärlestig
Paper Session
 

Pedagogical Leadership as a Shared Responsibility? Exploring Conceptions, Positions, and Expectations Across and Between Leadership Levels



Exploring Educational Leaders’ Experiences with Mentoring – Relationships and Impact on Leadership Practices.



Characteristics of Municipal Educational Leadership in Iceland: A Cross-case Study



Distributed Leadership: Lived Experiences of Irish Post-Primary School Principals and Deputy Principals

27 SES 17 A: Symposium: The Classroom Interaction Order and the Challenge of Subject-related Teaching and Learning - Part II: Empirical and methodical insights
Location: James McCune Smith, 630 [Floor 6]
Chair: Tatyana Tyagunova
Chair: Georg Breidenstein
Symposium
 

The Classroom Interaction Order and the Challenge of Subject-related Teaching and Learning - Part II: Empirical and methodical insights

Chair: Tatyana Tyagunova

Discussant: Georg Breidenstein

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

What Do We See when Applying the PLATO-framework – and What Do We Miss?

Marte Blikstad-Balas

 

Exploring Continuities and Discontinuities in the Construction of a Shared Reference in the Classroom: Joint Action framework in Didactics (JAD)

Florence Ligozat

 

The Relationship Between Teachers’ Instruction Practices and Students’ Learning Practices: The Perspectives of Documentary Method and Ethnomethodology

Patrick Schreyer, Tatyana Tyagunova

27 SES 17 B: Promoting Literacy Across Grades
Location: James McCune Smith, TEAL 507 [Floor 5]
Chair: Nikolaj Elf
Paper Session
28 SES 17 A: Schools from Inside
Location: Gilbert Scott, Randolph [Floor 4]
Chair: Felix Büchner
Paper Session
 

Unpacking Socio-Digital Inequalities in Everyday Schooling through Ordinalization: Scenes from Swedish and German Classrooms.



Unpacking the Influence of Classroom and School Factors on Educational Inequality in Luxembourg: A Multilevel Trend Analysis

28 SES 17 B: ‘Verdeckung’ Incoherencies as a Way of Dealing with Diversity in Education and Educational Research?
Location: Gilbert Scott, Melville [Floor 4]
Chair: Michaela Vogt
Chair: Paolo Landri
Symposium
 

‘Verdeckung’ Incoherencies as a Way of Dealing with Diversity in Education and Educational Research?

Chair: Michaela Vogt

Discussant: Paolo Landri

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Theoretical Reflections on the Concept of ‘Verdeckung’

Saskia Bender

 

De- and Recontextualization of Knowledge as a ‘Verdeckung’ in Historical Versions of Special Needs Assessment Procedures

Michaela Vogt, Till Neuhaus

 

“I Wanted to Let the Sleeping Dogs Lie” – ‘Verdeckung’ as a Strategy in Inclusive Physical Education (P.E.) Class

Valerie Kastrup

 

‘Verdeckung’ or Hiding of Exclusive Practices in Officially Inclusive Classrooms – Rethinking Diversity Pedagogies

Mark Schäffer-Trencsényi, Laura Teague

29 SES 16 A: Empty
Location: Boyd Orr, Lecture Theatre C [Floor 5]
Chair: Tobias Frenssen
Paper Session
30 SES 17 A: Symposium: The Use of Theory in Environmental and Sustainability Education Research
Location: Hetherington, 130 [Floor 1]
Chair: Greg Mannion
Chair: Greg Mannion
Symposium
 

The Use of Theory in Environmental and Sustainability Education Research

Chair: Greg Mannion

Discussant: Greg Mannion

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Literary Fiction as Theory in Climate Education

Sarah E. Truman

 

Fiction Science and the Role of Theory in ESE

Stefan Bengtsson, Jonas Lysgaard

 

Perturbing the Theory/Practice Divide in Environmental Education Research to Arrive at Situations Thinking

David Clarke, Jamie McPhie

 

The Uses of Cross-disciplinary Reading: Geographic and Social Theory in Education Policy Research

Marcia McKenzie

30 SES 17 B: Research Workshop
Location: Hetherington, 133 [Floor 1]
Chair: Elizabeth Curtis
Research Workshop
 

Dwelling and Learning with Trees: Relational Methodologies for Researching with Children, Young People and Treescapes

30 SES 17 C: Investigating Learning in Sustainability Transitions
Location: Hetherington, 317 [Floor 3]
Chair: Katrien Van Poeck
Chair: Mandy Singer-Brodowski
Symposium
 

Investigating Learning in Sustainability Transitions

Chair: Katrien Van Poeck

Discussant: Mandy Singer-Brodowski

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Transforming Practices Through Social Learning: Reflexivity, Collectivity and Materiality

Anna Baatz

 

Facilitating Learning in View of More Sustainable Agri-food, Mobility, and Energy Practices

Katrien Van Poeck, Leif Östman

 

The Role of Emotions in Collective Learning and Change Processes

Juliane Höhle

33 SES 17 A: Empty
Location: James McCune Smith, 743 [Floor 7]
Chair: Helene Götschel
Paper Session
33 SES 17 B: Different Aspects of Gender Inequalities
Location: James McCune Smith, 734 [Floor 7]
Chair: Andrea Abbas
Paper Session
 

Older Women Participation To Overcome Ageism



Socio-educational Intervention with Incarcerated Women in Spain



The Attitudes of University Students towards the LGBTIQ+ Collective: A Comparative Study



Give a Woman an Opportunity and She will Run With it: Telling Women’s Stories of Second Chance Opportunity in AET

   
5:10pm
-
5:30pm
00 SES 18: Closing Ceremony
Location: Gilbert Scott, Bute [Floor 4]
Chair: Joe O'Hara
Chair: Marit Hoveid
Closing Ceremony
 

ECER Closing Ceremony