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Teaching and Learning 2010: Programme

The preliminary program for the Conference is the following.

  Monday
November 29th
Tuesday
November 30t
h
Wednesday
December 1
st
    Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions
9:00
 
10:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break
  Parallel Sessions Keynote Speaker
11:00
 
  Lunch Lunch
12:30
 
14:00 Registration at the Welcome Desk Conference Excursion and Social Dinner Parallel Sessions
14:30 Opening Ceremony and Keynote Speakers
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 Welcome
Cocktail
Parallel Sessions
  Parallel Sessions
17:00 Closing Ceremony
 

 

Final detailed programme for the Conference:

Registration at the Welcome Desk
(Monday, November 29th 2010, 14:00 - 14:30)

 

Plenary Session - Keynote Speakers
(Monday, November 29th 2010, 14:30 - 16:30)

Chair: Professor Guillermo Pérez-Bustamante - University of Oviedo - Spain

Room: Bécquer

Professor Jan Herrington - Murdoch University - Australia
Revisiting the Link between Teaching and Learning Research and Practice: Authentic Learning and Design-Based Research

Professor Karen Huffman - Palomar College - USA
Active Learning and Transformative Experiences!

 

16:30 - 17:00: Welcome Cocktail

 

Session M1.1 - ICT Integration and Learning Communities
(Monday,  November 29th 2010, 17:00 - 19:00)

Chair: Professor Kongkiti Phusavat - Kasetsart University - Thailand

Room: Bécquer

Frank Bate
Class Sizes: The Elephant under the Carpet of ICT Integration

Isolina Oliveira, Ivone Gaspar
Constructing a Community of Learning: Interaction in a Ciberc@fe

Ana Paula Lima Marques Fernandes, Rafael André de Barros, Tiago de Argolo Azevedo, Ronaldo Ribeiro Fernandes Madden
New Technologies in a Virtual Ambient of Learning

Noemí Verdú Surroca, Jaume Sanuy Burgués
Computer Supported Collaborative Learning: Resources for the Participation Analysis in Specific Forums

P. Ruiz de Gauna, M. Barandiaran, A. Eizagirre, I. Fernández, M. Arandia, I. Etxebarria, A. Ezeiza, E. Torres
CREANOVA in the Basque Country: Conditions and Factors that Develop Creativity and Innovation in Learning Contexts

 

Session M 1.2 - New Technologies, Media Concerns and Collaborative Learning Processes
(Monday, November 29th 2010, 17:00 - 19:00)

Chair: Professor Fernando Teixeira - Polytechnic Institute of Beja - Portugal

Room: Murillo

John Spencer
Media Practice and a Safe Curriculum

Maria de Lurdes Martins
Blogs as Boosters of an Autonomous, Collaborative and Student-Centered Foreign Language Learning Process

Raylene J. Galvin
The Benefits of Peer Support for Online Learners

Sónia Hetzner, Tiina Randlane, Stefano Martello, Pier Luigi Nimis
Biodiversity Teaching using KeyToNature E-Tools

Maria Luisa Pedditzi, Manuela Spigno
Achievement Goals, Teacher-Student Relationships and Academic Self-Efficacy in Middle School

 

Session M 1.3 - Engagement Concerns, Early School Leaving and Learning Abilities
(Monday, November 29th 2010, 17:00 - 19:00)

Chair: Professor Guillermo Pérez-Bustamante - University of Oviedo - Spain

Room: Velázquez

Janet Chew
Common Perceptions of International Chinese Students Learning: Fact or Fiction

González, M. J., Delgado. M., Barba, M.J., Martín, I.
Psychoeducational Intervention Program in Literacy

M.J. González, I. Martín, M.J. Barba, M. Delgado
Motivation and Written Composition in Secundary Education

Gwen McAlpine, Karen Kuhel, Debra Coffey
Teaching toward Resiliency

Mª Isabel Torres, Pedro Lorite, Mª José Ayora, José Manuel Martínez
An Analysis of Student Absenteeism and Dropout in Biology Students

John Polesel
Can Vocational Subjects Engage Low Achievers in School?

 

Session T 1.1 - Assessment Practices and Learning Disabilities
(Tuesday, November
30th 2010, 09:00 - 10:30)

Chair: Professor Janet Chew - Australian Catholic University - Australia

Room: Bécquer

Maddalena Taras
Back to Basics: Definitions and Models of Self-Assessment

Efua Amenyah, Etienne Bourgeois, Mariane Frenay
Assessment and Engagement in Learning in Adult Literacy Classes

Maria A. Leal, Pedro M. Dias
Intervention in Learning Difficulties with Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) at Primary School: A North of Portugal Research

Masoumeh Rahmani
Improvement in Teaching: The Impact of a Formative Assessment Strategy on Teaching Intentions and Strategies

Maria E. De Caroli, Elisabetta Sagone
Mental Synthesis and Creative Thinking in Learning Disabled Children

Rosanne Coutts, Wendy Gilleard
Impact of Assessment on Motivation

 

Session T 1.2 - New Challenges and New Models in Education
(Tuesday,
November 30th 2010, 09:00 - 10:30)

Chair: Professor Gillian Turner - University of Worcester - United Kingdom

Room: Murillo

Vaughn M. John
Attempting Transformative Learning in a Context of Trauma and Fear: The Story of Cosmos

Ines Giunta
Teaching Complexity in a Cognitively Tractable Way

Angeles Cancela, Angel Sánchez, Rocio Maceiras, Santiago Urréjola, Vicente Goyanes
Knowledge Pills: Uses and Student Opinion

Arantza Arruti
Towards a Convergence between Environmental and Leisure Education: Proposal for a Model of Sustainable Leisure Education

F. Cornali and S. Tirocchi
Human Capital Formation and ICT: An Analysis of Educational Policies

Bela Arora
From Feedback to Feed-Forward: Please Come to the Big Brother Diary Room

 

Session T 1.3 - E-learning and Web 2.0 Applications
(Tuesday,  
November 30th 2010, 09:00 - 10:30)

Chair: Professor Raylene J. Galvin - University of Otago - New Zealand

Room: Velázquez

R. Viciana-Abad, J.E. Muñoz-Expósito, J.M. Perez-Lorenzo, S. García-Galán, F. Parra-Rodríguez
Students’ Evaluation of a Support System for Autonomous Learning based on Web 2.0 Technology

G. Favretto, M. Formicuzzi, A. Toppan, S. Tessari
Knowledge Management and Web 2.0 Organizations

Said Hadjerrouit
A Pedagogical Evaluation of a Wiki-Based Learning Environment in Higher Education

Borislav Jošanov, Zoran Marošan, Radovan Tomić
ICT as a Facilitator for e-Learning 2.0 Implementation

Zoran Marošan, Borislav Jošanov, Radovan Tomić, Dragica Tomić
E-learning in Novi Sad Higher School of Professional Business Studies: Are the Students Ready?

 

10:30 - 11:00: Coffee Break

 

Session T 2.1 - Cooperative Learning Methods and Learning Communities
(Tuesday, November
30th 2010, 11:00 - 13:00)

Chair: Professor Gwen McAlpine - Kennesaw State University - USA

Room: Bécquer

Dae-Dong Hahn, Imjoo Gil
Building a School Community Centered on Improving Classroom Instruction and Teacher Professional Collegiality

Rosa María Pons Parra, Clotilde Lomeli Agruel, Víctor Manuel Alcántar Enríquez, Graciela Cordero Arroyo, Salvador Ponce Ceballos, Rubén Roa Quiñónez
School Community and Cooperative Work

Müjde Müge Ataman Mortaş
The Effect of Computer Based Instruction and Teacher Assistance on Conceptualization of Bonding of Seventh Graders

Eva Kleß
Educational Cooperation between Universities in the Network Education Science

Linzi McKerr, J.Stanton, Gillian Turner
Two Heads Are Better Than One! A Study of Collaborative Working in Initial Teacher Training

Ibtehal Aburezeq, Fawzi F. Ishtaiwa
Effects of Technology Integration on Classroom Instruction: Perspectives of Pre-Service Teachers

 

Session T 2.2 - Language Learning Methods and Learning Resources
(Tuesday, November 30th 2010, 11:00 - 13:00)

Chair: Professor John Polesel - The University of Melbourne - Australia

Room: Murillo

Maria José Lisboa Antunes Nogueira
Authentic Materials and Contextual Authenticity in English for Tourism Courses

Tuula Merisuo-Storm, Marjaana Soininen, Tuulikki Posio
Media as an English Teacher

Adriana Biedroń
Personality Factors According to the Five Factor Model in Gifted Foreign Language Learners

Yu-Ju Chang, Su-Lien Chen
E-mail and Portfolio Assessment as ways for Language and Culture Learning – Exchange between Australia and Taiwan

Mark Kelleher
Does the Use of the Mother Tongue Have a Positive or Negative Influence Upon the Learning of a Foreign Language at Intermediate Level?

Angeles Cancela, Angel Sánchez, Santiago Urréjola, Rocio Maceiras
Different Resources to Improve Learning Process

Henrique Vaz
Teaching and Learning in Performing Arts: An Observation Device to Overcome Stigmatized Positioning

 

Session T 2.3 - Lifelong Learning and Organizational Experiences
(Tuesday, November 30th 2010, 11:00 - 13:00)

Chair: Professor Debra Coffey - Kennesaw State University - USA

Room: Velázquez

Carole Lalonde
Case Studies in the Classroom: Revisiting the Notion of Success in Management Consulting

Mikko Ylitalo, Matti Jääskeläinen, Jussi Horelli, Matti Väänänen
Implementing Authentic Company based Projects in Engineering Education at HAMK Valkeakoski Unit

Matti Jääskeläinen, Mikko Ylitalo, Matti Väänänen, Jussi Horelli
Problem-Based Learning with Authentic Company Projects at HAMK Valkeakoski Unit

C. Josje van der Linden, Marloes Burema, Nienke Renting
Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning in the Industrial Sector - I am Driving the Fork Lift Truck for 23 Years without Any Damage! What is Left to Teach Me?

Heather Hemming, Gregory MacKinnon
Organizational Change and Distributed Leadership: A Case Study of the Acadia Advantage Laptop Initiative

 

LUNCH, EXCURSION AND SOCIAL DINNER

 

Session W 1.1 - Students' Performance and Teacher-Student Interactions
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 9:00 - 11:00)

Chair: Professor Wendy Gilleard - Southern Cross University - Australia

Room: Bécquer

Richard T. White
Predictors of Student Performance in a First Year Science, Technology, Society Course

Sophia Trouli, Vassiliki Vemi
“I Like Doing History in the Museum … There You Can See the Real Things!” Exploring Pupil Voices in a Greek Archaeological Museum and Site

Wendy Gilleard, Rosanne Coutts
Student Mood Profiles over the Semester in the First Year of University

J. B. Roldán, F. M. Gómez-Campos, S. Rodríguez-Bolívar, A. M. Roldán
Students Producing Learning Material for Electronic Device Physics

M. Victoria Gómez-Rodríguez, Joaquín Abolafia-Cobaleda, Julio Alcántara-Gámez, Ana Fernández-Ocaña, Francisco José Guerrero-Ruiz, Gracia Liébanas-Torres, Jesús M. Pérez-Jiménez, Pedro Rey-Zamora, Luis Ruiz-Valenzuela
I Practical Lessons Congress: Practical Lessons of 8 Subjects for Biology Degree Organized as Minor Research Projects

Rachel Wilson, Bruce Sutton, Steve Georgakis
Student Entry Mode and First Year Attainment at an Australian University

 

Session W 1.2 - Public Policies, Adaptive Learning and School Integration
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 9:00 - 11:00)

Chair: Professor Frank Bate - University of Notre Dame - Australia

Room: Murillo

A. Fernández, L. Darreche
Schools and Inclusive Classrooms

Lukáš Zoubek
Computer Analysis of Learning Characteristics of Students

Elza Mesquita, João Formosinho, Joaquim Machado
Teaching and Integration in Basic Education in Portugal

Carlos F. Januário
Teaching and Learning Physical Activity and Sports with Students Who Are At Educational Level (Primary School): A Study of the Sixteen Municipalities of the Porto Metropolitan Area (Portugal)

Z. Doganca
Effects of Teaching Environmental Issues with Causal Loop Diagrams

 

Session W 1.3 - Teacher Training Practices and Challenges
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 9:00 - 11:00)

Chair: Professor Vaughn M. John - University of KwaZulu-Natal - South Africa

Room: Velázquez

Jacinta Agbarachi Opara, Nkasiobi Silas Oguzor, I.B. Pollyn, Helen E. Adebola
The Inquiry Training Strategies and Methods in the Pedagogy of School Science Curriculum

Jacinta A. Opara, Nkasiobi S. Oguzor, I. B. Pollyn, Peter Echendu
How Does Bajah’s Model of Integration Reflect the True Concept of Science Education in Teacher-Training Colleges in Nigeria?

Maria J. Rodrigues and R. M. Vieira
Diverse Notions on STS: A Case-Study with Six Kindergarten Teachers in Portugal

Tatiana da Silva, Edel Ern, Inder J. Taneja
Training Teachers in Physics at Distance: An Overview of a Course in Brazil

Athina A. Sipitanou, Polyxeni Makri
Development and Effectiveness of Training Programs within Organizations: A Case Study of a Large Educational Institution

Claudia Gagnon, Élisabeth Mazalon, Anne Rousseau
Theories and Practice of Alternation in Teacher Training for Vocational Education

 

11:00 - 11:30: Coffee Break

 

Plenary Session - Keynote Speakers
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 11:30 - 12:30)

Chair: Professor Guillermo Pérez-Bustamante Ilander - University of Oviedo - Spain

Room: Bécquer

Professor Maja Pivec - FH JOANNEUM University of Applied Sciences - Austria
Engaged in Game-based Learning

 

12:30 - 14:00: Lunch

 

Session W 2.1 - Posters' Session
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 14:00 - 16:00)

Chair: Professor Fernando Ferreira - Polytechnic Institute of Santarém - Portugal

Room: Velázquez

Austin N. Nosike
The Unfinished Agenda: The Challenges of Universities in Nigeria

Nkasiobi Silas Oguzor, Jacinta Agbarachi Opara, Tunji O. Adeyemi, Oby C.N. Okonkwor
Emerging Realities in High School Evaluation and Testing in a Global Age: An Analysis of Teachers’ Participation

Austin N. Nosike, Addison M. Wokocha, Peter U. Akanwa, Kinikanwo A. Anele, Jacinta A. Opara, Nkasiobi S. Oguzor
Poor, Power and Politics: The Question of Labour Restiveness in Nigerian Colleges and Universities

Philip Shelton
Bringing Tai Chi into the Classroom

Neslihan Er, Dilek Ardaç, Yavuz Akpınar
Web-Based Environment Designed for Learning Science through Argumentation

 

Session W 2.2 - Technological Innovation and Multimedia in Education
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 14:00 - 16:00)

Chair: Professor Fernando Teixeira - Polytechnic Institute of Beja - Portugal

Room: Bécquer

Mara Vendrame, I. Cutica, M. Bucciarelli
Learning by Videos: Peculiarities of Being Deaf Individuals

Guillermo Pérez-Bustamante Ilander
Teaching R&D Management with the Film Shadow Makers

Rena Upitis, Philip C. Abrami, Julia Brook, Meagan Troop, Laura Catalano
Using ePEARL for Music Teaching: A Case Study

Alaattin Parlakkılıç
Mobile Devices and Security ın Mobile Learning Environment

F. M. Gómez-Campos, E. I. Amenyah, S. Rodríguez-Bolívar, J. E. Carceller, E. Bourgeois
Engagement and Training in 3D Animation: A Motivational Experience for University Lecturers

Helena Menezes, Vítor Tomé
Using Media Messages in Media Education Activities: Media Companies’ Copyrights vs Fair Use by Teachers

 

Session W 2.3 - Motivational Strategies and Practices
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 14:00 - 16:00)

Chair: Professor Eva Kleß - University Koblen-Landau - Germany

Room: Murillo

Austin N. Nosike, Nkasiobi S. Oguzor, Joy F. Eziefula, Jacinta A. Opara, Asoluka C. Njoku, John A. Idumange
Managing Staff Motivation for Sustainable Higher Education in a Developing Economy: Impasse, Options and Challenges

Abdolreza Bagherzadeh Nimchahi, Hassan Rasouli Khorshidi
Linguistic Intelligence and Direct or Translated Composition Writing Ability - A study on TEFL Students of the Islamic Azad University, Neka Branch, Iran

Marjaana Soininen, Tuula Merisuo-Storm
Class Teacher Trainees’ Conceptions of Their Own Learning in Teaching Practice

Pedro Miguel Gomes Cordeiro, Willy Lens, Maria da Graça Bidarra
Motivational Variables in the Process of Teaching and Learning: Achievement Goals, Classroom and School Goal Structures

Inger Langseth
Teaching with Didactical Models

Lex McDonald
Teacher Professional Development Learning, Motivation and Transfer

 

16:00 - 16:30: Coffee Break

 

Session W 3.1 - E-Learning Resources and Competences
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 16:30 - 18:30)

Chair: Professor Pedro Cravo - Polytechnic Institute of Beja - Portugal

Room: Bécquer

Said Hadjerrouit
A Pedagogy-Based Model for E-Learning Resources: A Case Study in School Education

Ondřej Takács, Kateřina Kostolányová, Jana Šarmanová
Adaptation of Presentation and Structure of e-Learning Material

Ilona Pajtok-Tari
GEOGRAPHY nEtQUIPMENT: E-Learning in Face-to-face Environment with Quantified Effects on ICT Competence

Fatemeh Lagzian, A. Abrizah
An Integrated Model for Resource Sharing -in a Digital Library Environment

 

Session W 3.2 - Teaching Mathematics: Strategies and Case Studies
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 16:30 - 18:30)

Chair: Professor Guillermo Pérez-Bustamante Ilander - University of Oviedo - Spain

Room: Murillo

Eleni Tsami
Innovation in Teaching Mathematics in Greek (upper) Secondary Education with the use of New Technologies

Chiara Andrà, Luciana Bazzini
Mathematical Thinking and Teachers’ Beliefs: A Comparison between in- and Pre-Service Primary School Teachers

Carlos Balsa, Luís Alves, Maria J. Pereira, Pedro J. Rodrigues
Graphical Simulator of Mathematical Algorithms (GraSMA)

F. Arzarello, L. Bazzini, L. Politano, C. Sabena
Multimodal Processes in Teaching and Learning Mathematics: A Case Study in Primary School

 

Session W 3.3 - Educational Approaches, Quality Assessment and Learning Strategies in Europe
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 16:30 - 18:30)

Chair: Professor Fernando Teixeira - Polytechnic Institute of Beja - Portugal

Room: Velázquez

Austin N. Nosike, Nkasiobi S. Oguzor, Shobana Nelasco
Towards the Management of the Student Community Residence: A Reflection on Place and Space of Higher Education

Luminita Moraru
Quality of Doctoral Programmes in European Knowledge Society

Silvia Annen
Recognition of Non-Formal and Informal Learning in Europe – Criteria-Based Comparison of Selected Approaches

Itziar Elexpuru, Concepción Yániz, Lourdes Villardón
Education and Innovation in Europe

Zoe Lloyd, Rehema White, Seaton Baxter
Curriculum Development in Scotland and a Strategy for Reform

 

Closing Ceremony
(Wednesday, December 1st 2010, 18:30)

 

If you're an author, please, follow the next guidelines for presenters:

 

  • Presenters should get the updated Programme that is distributed with the conference bags, search for their presentation slot and be in the presentation room 5 minutes before the session starts. The presentations are performed by the order the papers appear in the Programme except if anyone requests for changes and the session chair agrees to them. Conference presenters must follow session chairs indications and comply with the presentation times that they are allowed to.
     

  • Each presenter will have 10 to 15 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for discussion. Each room has one laptop that can be used for your presentation. There is also a computer projector for PowerPoint presentations. There's no overhead projector. All authors are required to bring their presentations in electronic format (i.e., PowerPoint).
     

  • As a precaution, presentations can be previously emailed to webmaster@iask-web.org.
     

  • Please Note: certificates will only be delivered after presentations.
     

  • Please contact IASK Secretariat on arrival if you have any specific requirements.

 

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