London 2025

First Round History London 2025

 

NameAffiliationArticle Title
Prof. Dr. Valerie TriggsUniversity of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan, CanadaReconciling Through Relation with the Land: Creating New Imaginaries in Graduate Social Work Education
Prof. Dr. Kimberly GreeneUniversity of Massachusetts Global, United StatesLeadership for Lasting Impact: The PRAE Framework for Values Alignment and Educator Empowerment
Prof. Dr. Shelley JonesRoyal Roads University, CanadaTeacher-created, contextually-relevant mother-tongue storybook resources to promote
Prof. Dr. Jennifer SamsonHunter College CUNY, United StatesExploration of Student and Faculty Life Cycles in Higher Education
Prof. Dr. Marta CascanteUniversity of Barcelona, SpainKnight Tour’s Game to complement the learning of metabolic pathways
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jessica BogunovichUniversity of Massachusetts Global, United StatesLeadership for Lasting Impact: The PRAE Framework for Values Alignment and Educator Empowerment
Dr. Galib SharifovAzerbaijan State Pedagogical University, AzerbaijanApplying the QFT method in physics lessons: An example from gifted lyceum students
Dr. Louiza CherikBejaia University, AlgeriaEMI in Algerian Higher Education: Exploring Opportunities and Challenges
education conference Dr. Jenny Grant RankinFulbright Specialist for the U.S. Department of State, USATeaching Others How to Communicate Through Obstacles in a Misinformation & Disinformation World
Dr. Özden ŞengülBoğazici University, TurkeySelf-Directed Teaching to Explore Experienced Physics Teachers’ Identity
Dr. Michele SorensenUniversity of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan, CanadaReconciling Through Relation with the Land: Creating New Imaginaries in Graduate Social Work Education
Dr. Ruth BlackThe Oregon Institute of Technology, United StatesSupporting Retention and Student Success of Online Program Students with Professional Coaching: Sharing Data from a Pilot Study and Preliminary Observations from a Large-Scale Coaching Project Implementation at Oregon Tech
Dr. Mohammad AlawamlehAmerican University of Madaba, JordanIn-Depth Analysis of the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Academia: A Balanced Approach to AI Integration in Academic Institutions in Jordan
Dr. Leiyan YuChina University of Petroleum (East China), ChinaPathways to Empowering Students Mental Health Education and Enhancing Innovation Capability Through Positive Psychology Approaches | Research on the Pathways for Comprehensive Service Reform for Foreign Teachers
Dr. Chad WoodUniversity of San Diego, AustriaLeadership and Teacher Agency in Inclusive Education: Insights from International Schools on Supporting Students with Disabilities
Dr. Laura EvangelistaINAPP, ItalyTowards an Integrated Quality Assurance Model: Insights from European Centers of Vocational Excellence
Dr. Jonique ChildsThe University of Massachusetts Amherst, United StatesExploring School Counselors’ Engagement with Anti-racist Behaviors and the Impact of Self-Care Practices
Soba BalasundaramEastern University, AustraliaSustainable learning for young learners in classroom activities.
Kexin ShiChina Construction Bank, ChinaReview of metacognitive research and pathway interventions
Kylie CarrSwinburne University of Technology, AustraliaWhy do early years’ teachers teach mindfulness?
Xizi LeiShanghai University, ChinaA First Look at Using the Flipped Classroom Method for Chinese Teaching in Irish Secondary Schools
Gisele Marçon Bastos PérigoColégios Vicentinos, BrazilThe Brain Behind Language: Executive Functions in Young Learners’ Success
Emon AhmedEdinburgh Napier University, BangladeshAdvancing Education in the Digital Age: Exploring the Potential and Challenges of Technology-Enhanced Learning
Chen ChenMemorial University(CA), CanadaRestorative Justice in Education as a Framework for Student Mental Health: A Contextualized Model for Asian Higher Education
Chenyang YinUniversity of Edinburgh, ChinaDeveloping Primary School Students Towards Naturalism: A Comparative Study of Nature Education in Sweden, the United Kingdom and Japan
Susmita MukherjeeLondon School of Science and Technology, United KingdomLearning Against the Algorithm: AI, Gender, and the New Frontiers of Education
Sara Erlich RozanskyThe Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel“Getting Out of My Skin”: Embodying Identity in Theatre Classes for 12th Grade Female Students.
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