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Session Overview
Date: Tuesday, 09/Jan/2024
8:00am
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6:00pm
Registration
9:00am
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10:30am
IN01.P1.EL: Innovate Session
Location: Emmet Theatre
 

Conceptualizing and Contextualizing Innovation for Educational Change: Exploring the Relationship between Innovation, Leadership, and Capacity Building

Paul Campbell1, Joan Conway2, Dorothy Andrews2, Stephen MacGregor3, Rania Sawalhi4

1: Education University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China; 2: University of Southern Queensland, Australia; 3: University of Calgary, Canada; 4: Eduenterprise, Qatar



Changing People and Practices: Contradictions And Tensions In The Built Spaces Of Innovative Learning Environments

Jennifer Louise Charteris1, Dianne Smardon2

1: Univeristy of New England, Australia; 2: Independent Contractor



Knowledge Building: a Transformative and Innovative Approach to Learning

Silvana Reda, Cassandra Reda Gavin

Caravan Learning Consultants, Canada

IN02.P1.3P: Innovate Session
Location: Ui Chadain Theatre
 

Creating Cultures Of Belonging: A Critical Inquiry Approach To Deepening Staff Understanding Of Equity, Inclusion And Diversity

Usha James1, Jenelee Jones2, Cayley Ermter2, Sarrah Johnstone2

1: The Critical Thinking Consortium, Canada; 2: Calgary Girls Charter School, Canada



Auxiliary School Leaders: A Missing Component in Distributed Leadership Practice, Research, and Theory

Henry Zink, Craig Hochbein

Lehigh University, United States of America



EdEco Connect - A Working Experiment in Supporting Learning Ecosystem Emergence in South Africa

Robyn Mary Whittaker1, James Donald2, Julie Williamson2, Nadeen Moolla3, Helen Vosloo2

1: DBE E3; 2: Kaleidoscope Lights; 3: Marang Education Trust

P01.P1.EL: Paper Session
Location: Swift Theatre
 

From Implementing “What Works” To Fostering Agency For Continuous Improvement: Identifying Problem Solving Competencies For School Leaders

Miguel Órdenes González1, Elizabeth Zumpe2, Rick Mintrop3

1: Universidad Diego Portales, Chile; 2: University of Oklahoma; 3: University of California, Berkeley



When Leaders Take The Lead In Improvement Work

Charlotte Ringsmose, Line Skov Hansen

Aalborg Universitet, Denmark



The Best Of Times, The Worst Of Time(s): A Rhythmanalysis Of Leading Schools During And Beyond Lockdown

Toby Greany, Pat Thomson

University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

P02.P1.3P: Paper Session
Location: Rm 3105
 

Building Consensus On School Leadership For Quality Education In Africa

Cyiza Jocelyne Kirezi, Jef Peeraer, Chantal Dusabe Kabanda

VVOB - Education for Development



School Principals' Responsibility for Inclusive School Settings – a Cross-country Comparison

Carolina Dahle

University of South-Eastern Norway, Norway



From Digital Exclusion to Digital Inclusion: Enhancing Parental Self-Efficacy for Home-Based Digital Learning – A Narrative Review

Declan Qualter

University College Dublin, Ireland

P03.P1.PLN: Paper Session
Location: Rm 3131 (Tues/Wed)
 

Area-based School Partnerships and Equity: Why Context Matters

Paul Wilfred Armstrong, Mel Ainscow

University of Manchester, United Kingdom



Designing Cross-District Site Visits as a Tool for Leadership Training: A Professional Learning Network for District Leaders to Support Immigrant Students

Rebecca Lowenhaupt1, Edom Tesfa2, Jennifer Queenan3, Paulette Andrade1

1: Boston College, United States of America; 2: Harvard Graduate School of Education, US; 3: CUNY Graduate Center, US



Chilean Preservice Teachers’ Motivations for Joining the Teaching Profession

María Beatriz Fernández2, Carmen Montecinos1, Cristóbal Manaut2

1: Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaíso, Chile; 2: Universidad de Chile

P04.P1.MR: Paper Session
Location: Rm 4035
 

Do Schools’ Inspection Reports and Value-added Estimates Agree on the Effectiveness of Schools? A Comparison of School Performance Feedback from Multiple Sources

Lore Pelgrims

KU Leuven, Belgium



The Role of Home Literacy Environment, Students’ Reading Enjoyment, Motivation and Frequency in Fourth Graders’ Reading Comprehension: A Parallel Mediation Analysis

Renée Claes1, Jana Laga1, Katrijn Denies1, Nele Bleukx1, Jonas Dockx1, Hilde Van Keer2, Koen Aeseart1

1: KU Leuven, Belgium; 2: Ghent University



To What Extent Does School Inspection Foster Capacity Building? The Chilean Case

Xavier Vanni, María Fernanda Goñi, Juan Pablo Valenzuela, Millycent Contreras

Centro de Investigación Avanzada en Educación, Universidad de Chile



Do You Understand Us? Establishing Trusting Collaborations Between Researchers and School Practitioners

Katrine Puge

Aarhus University, Denmark

P40.P1.CR: Paper Session
Location: Rm 3098
 

Relationships Between Teachers’ Instructional Leadership Practice With Students’ Thinking Styles And Attitude Towards E-Learning In Selected Secondary Schools In Kuala Lumpur

Norzetty Md Zahir1, Ahmad Najmuddin Azmi2, Chua Yan Piaw3, Loo Fung Ying4, Shahrizal Norwawi5

1: MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA; 2: MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA; 3: UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA, K.LUMPUR, MALAYSIA; 4: UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA, K. LUMPUR, MALAYSIA; 5: MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA



Preliminary Insights On The Potential Of Research-Practice Collaboration To Create Enabling Spaces For Collaborative Knowledge Creation With Young People in Schools In The Western Cape, South Africa

Magriet Cruywagen

University of Glasgow



Social Justice Imperatives for Undocumented Immigrant Students: Equitable Practices and Inclusive Leadership

Karen Ramlackhan

University of South Florida, United States of America

P48.P1.EL: Paper Session
Location: Rm 5086 (Tues/Wed)
 

Life Histories of Women Principals in Relation to Reform

Vicki Park1, Amanda Datnow2

1: San Diego State University, United States of America; 2: University of California San Diego, United States of America



The Impact of Coaching on Newly Appointed School Leaders

Mihaela Zavašnik

National Education Institute, Slovenia



The Influence of the Circuit Managers on Learner Performance in a Thriving Rural District

Pinkie Euginia Mthembu1, Sibonelo Blose2, Bongani Mkhize3

1: University of Witwatersrand, South Africa; 2: University of Pretoria; 3: University of Johannesburg

R01.P1.3PPLNa: Roundtable Session
Location: TRiSS Seminar Room
 

Entry to Initial Teacher Education: Effective Assessment of Suitability

Pauline Stephen1, Elaine Napier2

1: General Teaching Council for Scotland; 2: General Teaching Council for Scotland



Enhancing Collaborative Professionalism in the Dyad of Pre-Service Teacher and Co-Operating Teacher in the Mathematics Classroom

Patricia Nunan

Hibernia College, Ireland

R01.P1.ELa: Roundtable Session
Location: TRiSS Seminar Room
 

Nurturing Effective All-Age School Leadership: Strategies for Success

John Gilbert Luker

St Mary's University Twickenham, United Kingdom



Student Voice and Participation - Developing and Enabling Student Agency and Potential in Schools

Ingelin Burkeland1, Patricia M. McNamara2, Nina Grieg Viig3

1: KS Consultants AS, Norway; 2: Limerick University; 3: Western Norway University of Applied Sciences



A Collaborative, System-Wide approach to Mental Health and Wellness Educational Research Project: A Wholistic, Multi-Stakeholder Pilot Project

Demetra Mylonas1, Gina Cherkowski2, Erica Makarenko3, Dylan Dean1

1: Calgary Academy, Canada; 2: Headwater Learning Foundation, Canada; 3: University of Calgary

S01.P1.PLN: Symposium
Location: Davis Theatre
 

Representation And Reach: Critical Problems Of Practice For Professional Learning And Sharing Expertise Among And Across Networks Of Educators

Chair(s): Thomas Hatch (Teachers College, Columbia University)

Discussant(s): Thomas Hatch (Teachers College, Columbia University)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Who Shares What With Whom?: Layering Social And Content Networks To Improve Knowledge Mobilization

Marie Lockon1, Alan J Daly1, Martin Rehm2, Anita Caduff1
1University of California San Diego, 2Universität Regensburg

 

Representing Education Innovations And Their Implementations For Multi-Stakeholder Audiences: The Case Of HundrED

Crystal Green, Heini Karppinen
HundrED

 

Scaling Capabilities for Collaborative, Continuous Improvement: Exploring New Possibilities for Open Access Online Learning

Donald Peurach
University of Michigan

S02.P1.EL: Symposium
Location: Synge Theatre
 

Learning Identities: The Challenge for Educators

Chair(s): Pierre Tulowitzki (FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland)

Discussant(s): Pierre Tulowitzki (FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

English in East and South Asia in the Post-Kachruvian Era: Evolving Identities and New Possibilities

Ee Ling Low
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

 

Classroom Manager or Learning Partner – How Can Teachers Support Students in Developing Their Identity, And How Can This Influence the Students’ Learning?

Marlen Faannessen1, Erlend Dehlin2
1KS Consultant (The Norwegian Association of Local and Regional Authorities), 2Norwegian University of Science and Technology

 

Exploring Identities: Contrasting Evidence from Canada and South Korea

Dennis Shirley
Boston College

S03.P1.3P: Symposium
Location: Burke Theatre
 

School Belonging From The ‘Outside-In’

Chair(s): (Professor) Kathryn Riley (Institute of Education, UCL)

Discussant(s): Anton Florek (Staff College UK)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

The Dance of Leadership: Internal Belonging and External Constraints

Karen Louis
University of Minnesota

 

A place-based Approach to Enabling Young People to Create Their Sense of Social Belonging

Helene Elvstrand, Lina Lago, Sanna Hedrén
Linköpings university Sweden

   
10:30am
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11:00am
Coffee Break
11:00am
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12:30pm
OP: Opening Ceremony, including official opening of the ICSEI 2024 Congress by Yvonne Keating, Chief Inspector, Department of Education, Ireland
Location: Burke Theatre
12:30pm
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2:00pm
Lunch
12:45pm
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1:45pm
ISS07: ICSEI Dialogic Fireside Chat (in collaboration with CREN Network)
Location: TRiSS Seminar Room
Chair: Trista Ann Hollweck
The theme of this year’s fireside chat is: The role, value and use of collaborative research to promote educational equity and improvement in the context of crisis. The ICSEI Dialogic is a multi-modal conversation which brings together and amplifies a range of perspectives, contexts, voices, and modes of influence. This is with the aim of documenting, enabling, promoting, pursuing, inspiring, and challenging dialogue, and engagement in sustained collaboration, conversation, and action that could result from this. This year, the ICSEI Dialogic has partnered with the ICSEI Crisis Response in Education Network (CREN).
ISS1-A: Network Meeting: Crisis Response in Education (CREN)
Location: TRiSS Seminar Room
Chair: Romina Madrid Miranda
Chair: David Egan
ISS1-B: Network Meeting: Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC)
Location: Rm 4035
Chair: Persille Schwartz
Chair: Kristina Westlund
2:00pm
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3:30pm
IN03.P2.EL: Innovate Session
Location: Ui Chadain Theatre
 

From Knowing to Being - Bridging The Gap Between Knowing And Doing In Leadership Development

Heather Lee De Blasio

Grift Education, Australia



Supporting And Nurturing School Leaders: Professional Learning That Develops An Inquiry Stance Toward Instructional Leadership

Usha James1, Shelley Warkentin2, Kellie Wrigley3, Leslie Stewart Rose4

1: The Critical Thinking Consortium, Canada; 2: Seven Oaks School Division, Canada; 3: Superior Greenstone School Division, Canada; 4: University of Toronto



Curious And Curiouser: The Lived Experience Of Women Who Have Opened The Pandora’s Box Of Network Leadership.

Alexandra Harper1, Trista Hollweck2, Miriam Mason-Sesay3, Danette Parsley4, Robyn Whittaker5

1: University of Western Sydney, Australia; 2: University of Ottawa; 3: EducAid; 4: Marzano Research; 5: Africa Voices Dialogue & EdEco Connect Lead

P05.P2.PLN: Paper Session
Location: Rm 4035
 

Cultivating Professional Capital and Culture Through Reflective Lesson Study and Practice Record Based on the Collaborative Inquiry School-university Partnership

Yuu Kimura1, Mai Kishino2

1: University of Fukui; 2: University of Fukui



Advancing Impact Assessment in Collaborative Educational Research

Stephen MacGregor

University of Calgary, Canada



Teacher Workplace Learning in the Context of Continuing Professional Development

Philipp Schmid

University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland FHNW, Switzerland, Switzerland



Teachers' and school leaders perceived benefits, costs and significance on Research-Informed Educational Practice for inclusion: Insights from Catalonia, Poland, and England

Georgeta Ion1, Marta Kowalczuk-Walędziak2, Chris Brown3

1: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain; 2: University of Bialystok, Poland; 3: Warwick University, UK

P06.P2.3P: Paper Session
Location: Swift Theatre
 

From Large-Scale International Comparison To Locally-Relevant Professional Learning: Problems, Prospects, And Reflections On A Work In Progress

Ariel Mariah Lindorff

University of Oxford, United Kingdom



To Change One's Own Mindset - to Contribute to Improvement. A Professional Learning Community at Local Authorities Level.

Anne Berit Emstad

NTNU, Norway



Online Professional Development for Enhancing School Self-evaluation and Improvement. Teachers’ and School Principals’ Perspectives

Sara Romiti1, Francesco Fabbro2, Donatella Poliandri1

1: INVALSI, Rome, Italy; 2: University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy



Universities and Governments Supporting School-led Improvements: Developing Complex Partnership Configurations for Translation and Impact

Dennis Kwek, Hwei-Ming Wong, Chew-Lee Teo, Monica Ong

National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

P07.P2.EL: Paper Session
Location: Rm 3098
 

Understanding How School And District Leaders Promote Educational Equity For Multilingual Learners: Leadership Practices From The Field

Nora Turriago, Amanda Datnow, Shana Cohen, Alison Wishard Guerra

University of California San Diego, United States of America



System-wide and Career-long Leadership Frameworks to Drive Capacity and Capability Building

Fabienne Michelle Van der Kleij, Pauline Taylor-Guy, Michelle Lasen

Australian Council for Educational Research, Australia



How school leaders make sense of large-scale reform: the case of Chile's New Public Education System

Gonzalo Munoz Stuardo

Universidad Diego Portales, Chile



Leading Education Systems that Champion for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Newcomer Families

Janet Mola Okoko

University of Saskatchewan, Canada

P08.P2.DU: Paper Session
Location: TRiSS Seminar Room
 

Patterns of Teacher Stress and Teacher-Student Interactions Associated with Quality of Implementation in the INTERACT Teacher-Coaching Intervention

Sigrun K. Ertesvag, Maren Stahl Lerang

University of Stavanger, Norway



Harnessing the Power of Social Networks: Knowledge Brokers and Their Relational Efforts to Disseminate Resources

Anita Caduff1, Marie Lockton1, Alan J. Daly1, Martin Rehm2

1: University of California, San Diego, United States of America; 2: University of Regensburg, Germany



Institutionalizing Care and Equity in Schools: Toward a Theory of Process Metrics in Elementary & Secondary Education

Andrew Stein

Northwestern University, United States of America

P09.P2.EC: Paper Session
Location: Rm 3105
 

In What Ways Can Adult-Child Pedagogical Interactions At Home And Preschool Combine To Shape The Development Of Preschoolers’ Verbal Reasoning?

James Elliot Hall, Chloe Eddy

University of Southampton, United Kingdom



Nurturing Critical Thinking Through Oral Storytelling

Catherine O Reilly

Trinity College Dublin, Ireland



A Typology of Nurturing Pedagogies in Schools Serving Working-Class Communities

Seán Gleasure1, Dympna Devine1, Gabriela Martinez Sainz1, Seaneen Sloan1, Mags Crean2, Barbara Moore1, Jennifer Symonds1

1: University College Dublin; 2: Maynooth University

P41.P2.CR: Paper Session
Location: Rm 3131 (Tues/Wed)
 

Developing Adaptability And Agility In Leadership Amidst The COVID-19 Crisis: Experiences Of Mid-career School Principals

Venesser Fernandes

Monash University, Australia



Identifying The Long-term Impact Of COVID-19 Learning Deficits On Catholic Diocesan Schools In Pakistan

Venesser Fernandes1, Sherwin Rodrigues2, Asher Javaid3

1: Monash University, Australia; 2: Notre Dame Institute of Education, Pakistan; 3: National Catholic Education Commission, Pakistan



Confronting and Preventing School Employee Sexual Misconduct

Charol Shakeshaft, Dale Mann

Virginia Commonwealth University, United States of America

P49.P2.EL: Paper Session
Location: Rm 5086 (Tues/Wed)
 

A Self-Reflective Framework for School Improvement in a Faith Based Setting

Eddie McGee

St Marys University College Belfast, United Kingdom



Understanding the well-being of literacy coaches: A Chinese perspective

Peng Liu2, Qi Xiu1, Xuyang Li2

1: South China Normal University, China, People's Republic of; 2: University of Manitoba



Examination of Gender Disproportionalities in Principal Employment and Salary

Henry Zink, Craig Hochbein

Lehigh University, United States of America



“I’m Not Where I Want to Be”: Teaching Principals’ Instructional Leadership Practices

Paul Michael Newton1, Mickey Jutras2, Dawn Wallin1

1: University of Saskatchewan, Canada; 2: St. Francis Xavier University, Canada

S04.P2.PLN: Symposium
Location: Burke Theatre
 

Developing equitable education systems: A Research Practice Partnership supporting local systems change

Chair(s): Christopher Chapman (University of Glasgow)

Discussant(s): Andy Hargreaves (Boston College)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Every Dundee Learner Matters: A strategy for educational change

Mel Ainscow, Ines Alves, Chris Chapman, Tom Cowhitt, Stuart Hall, Kevin Lowden
University of Glasgow

 

Emerging findings from a University perspective

Mel Ainscow, Ines Alves, Chris Chapman, Tom Cowhitt, Stuart Hall, Kevin Lowden, Deja Lusk
University of Glasgow

 

Research Practice Partnerships: Rethinking The Roles and Responsibilities of Local Authorities and schools

Mel Ainscow1, Chris Chapman1, Paul Flemming2, Kim Flynn3, Kevin Lowden1, Stuart Hall1, Audrey May2
1University of Glasgow, 2Dundee City Council, 3Sidlaw View Primary School

S05.P2.EL: Symposium
Location: Davis Theatre
 

Inspecting Innovation: From Uncritical Exultation To Deeper Exploration

Chair(s): Andrew Hargreaves (University of Ottawa and Boston College), Gladys Ayson (University of Ottawa)

Discussant(s): Kristin Vanlommel (HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Innovation, Inclusion And Belonging: Multiple Pathways To Play-Based Improvements For Marginalized Children After COVID-19

Andrew Hargreaves1, Gladys Ayson2
1University of Ottawa and Boston College, 2University of Ottawa

 

What’s In A Name? Exploring The Significance Of Framing Language In The Promotion Of School-Based Change

Liz Dawes Duraisingh, Andrea Sachdeva
Harvard Graduate School of Education

 

What Will Change In Schools And Education After COVID?

Thomas Hatch
Columbia University

S06.P2.3P: Symposium
Location: Synge Theatre
Chair: Kathryn Riley
Chair: Anton Florek
Discussant: Mohammed Elmeski
 

Symposium II: School Belonging From The ‘Inside-Out’

Chair(s): Kathryn Ann Riley (UCL, Institute of Education), Anton Florek (Staff College UK)

Discussant(s): Mohammed Elmeski (Chef du Gouvernement - Royaume du Maroc (cg.gov.ma))

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Power, Caring and Belonging: Critical Perspectives

Karen Seashore1, Mary Bussman1, Emily Palmer1, Jeff Walls2, Mary Yeboah3
1University of Minnesota, 2Washington State University, 3Weaton College

 

Building Meaningful Student-teacher Relationships To Foster Belonging And Engagement

Matthew J. Easterbrook, Ian R. Hadden, Lewis Doyle
University of Sussex

S07.P2.DU: Symposium
Location: Emmet Theatre
 

Articifial Intelligence, AI, in Formative Assessment. Ethical Dilemmas, Pedagogical Opportunities and Challenges

Chair(s): Yngve Lindvig (Learnlab), Dennis Shirley (Boston College)

Discussant(s): Kim Schildkamp (University of Twente)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Ethical Dilemmas when using AI in Education

Jarl Inge Waerness1, Yngve Lindvig1, Tone Mari Gurskevik1, Tony Burner2, Tore Skandsen3
1Learnlab, 2University of South-Eastern Norway, 3Imtec

 

Formative Assessment when using AI: Opportunities and Challenges

Tony Burner1, Yngve Lindvig2, Jarl Inge Waerness2
1University of South-Eastern Norway, 2Learnlab

3:30pm
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4:00pm
Coffee Break
4:00pm
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5:30pm
K1: Keynote: Emer Smyth
Location: Burke Theatre
Chair: Emer Smyth
School effects on broader adolescent development: evidence from Ireland
7:00pm
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8:30pm
Welcome Reception
The venue for the conference welcome reception on Tuesday evening is Dublin City Hall, located only a few minute’s walk from Trinity College.

 
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