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Thursday:
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09.45 – 10.30 |
Bruillard:
Textbooks and electronic
resources for low secondary schools. An analysis of the situation in
France |
Ninomiya:
School reforms and
textbook improvement |
Lund:
English – a school
subject or a language for communication? A study of four textbooks
for the teaching of English in Norway |
Bronäs:
Towards a Trialogue in
Curricula |
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11.00 – 11.45 |
Landucci & Garganego:
A computer game as the
basis for an alternative process of teaching chemistry |
Nogová & Adamkovič:
The role of the textbook
in the educational process and its evaluation by users. What is the
correlation among textbook evaluations by a professional, a teacher
and a student? |
Alisauskiene:
Humanistic Values in the
Textbooks of the Lithuanian Language for Primary Schools |
Firer:
Peace education in
Israeli and Palestinian textbooks |
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11.45 – 12.30 |
Liiber & Roosaare:
The role of electronic
textbooks in the use of active teaching methods |
Asser, Pedastsaar &
Vassilchenko:
Changing textbooks and
changing readers in Estonia |
Tomme:
Analysis of teaching
materials for students of English for Specific Purposes in the new
socio-cultural context of Latvia
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Abousamra:
The new Palestinian
curriculum project: A textbook for the twenty-firstcCentury |
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14.00 – 14.45 |
Luik:
The gender effect on
evaluations of multimedia textbook |
Blinstrubas & Merkys:
Assessing Themes of
Educational Subjects Taught in General Education Schools:
Problem of Hierarchy in
Knowledge |
Jocaite & Korsakas:
Linguistic-statistical
results by content and scope of the lexicon in the textbooks for the
reformed primary, basic and secondary schools (including gymnasium)
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Miik, Linnas et al.:
Gender Roles in Estonian
Readers |
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14.45 – 15.30 |
Meisalo:
Quality aspects of
modern learning materials – especially from the viewpoint of science
learning |
Mesa & Rodríguez:
The lack of
terminological precision in the technology educational field. An
analysis outcome from a research project |
Sikorova:
Transforming curriculum
as teacher's activity
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Kalmus:
Reinforcing the border
of ´otherness´: socialisation to gender roles through social studies
textbooks |
Friday:
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09.45 – 10.30
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Bigun, Petersson & Dahiya:
Multimodal interfaces –
designing digital artifacts together wit children |
Tatarintseva:
The
book "The languages of Great Britain" |
Reichenberg:
Talking about texts in
the classroom |
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14.30 – 15.15
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Tamošiūnas :
Plan of the development
of the region as educational media for economics and management
specialists’ training
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Sleurs & Crauwels:
Inference
verification technique as a tool for measuring students'
understanding of biological information from texts and graphical
representations
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Mazeikiene:
Machiavellianism and
Authoritarianism in education: investigating the hidden curriculum |
15.15 – 16.00
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Savolainen:
The comparison of
Finnish language textbooks and web study material |
Saparnis, Saparniene &
Merkys:
Psychosemantics of management strategy notions by Lithuanian school
authorities
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Exarhos:
Greek primary teachers'
preferences and characteristics of science textbooks: Teachers'
dilemma of selecting effective instructional material |
Crawford:
Teaching and learning
about Europe in UK history textbooks |
16.30 – 17.15
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Time for networkbuilding,
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meetings , discussions
etc. |
Time for networkbuilding,
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meetings , discussions
etc. |
Saturday
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09.45 – 11.30
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Saparniene, Saparnis &
Merkys:
Gender Gap in the
Context of Lithuanian Students’ Computer Literacy. Present and
Future Research |
Artamonova:
Teacher/Student
collaboration in the process of learning a foreign language at
tertiary level |
Aamotsbakken:
Canonicity - Opportunity
or strait jacket?
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Opsahl:
Can “They” be included
in “We”? The idea of shared ethos in Norwigian RE-curriculum for
lower secondary school |
11.00 – 11.45
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Choppin:
How to choose and use
textbooks: a training course |
Finocchio:
From the news-stand to
the classroom. The pedagogic of the teachers’ guides |
Tarbouriech:
Study of mathematics
textbooks at primary and lower secondary levels |
Milner:
Nationalism and
postmodern ethics |