Presentations at 2012 CIES Conference
56th Annual Conference of the
Comparative and International Education Society
Sunday, April 22 - Friday, April 27
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Participation of EAPS faculty, students and associates
at the 2012 CIES Conference
(in alphabetical order)
|
Presenter |
Title of Presentation |
Role |
Day |
Date |
Time |
Venue |
|
Aaron Benavot |
Cognitive neuroscience: Exploring alternative perspectives to improve school quality in the developing world |
Workshop Organizer |
Sun |
22nd April |
9:00am– 5:00pm |
Main Building, Conference 9 |
|
Aaron Benavot |
Teacher policy research: learning from case studies and comparative perspectives |
Discussant |
Tues |
24th April |
8:30– 10:00am |
Main Building, San Cristobal D |
|
Aaron Benavot |
Protecting education from violence and extremism and promoting social integration: School-based, curricular, and community responses |
Discussant |
Tues |
24th April |
3:30– 5:00pm |
Main Building, Flamingo D |
|
Aaron Benavot |
Taking the metaphysics out of globalization research. Theories of comparative education between “world culture” and “path dependence.” |
Discussant |
Mon |
23rd April |
3:30– 5:00pm |
Main Building, Flamingo D |
|
Aaron Benavot |
Way past 2015: Critically debating the feasibility, utility, and interpretation of long-term educational development projections |
Discussant |
Fri |
27th April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, Flamingo A |
|
Paulina Berrios |
Boom and decline of university part-time professors in Chile |
Presenter |
Thurs |
26th April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, San Cristobal E |
|
Christine Farrugia |
Legitimacy of cross-border higher education in the United Arab Emirates (at the New scholars dissertation workshop - by invitation only) |
Presenter |
Tues |
24th April |
8:30– 11:45am |
Main Building, Conference 4 |
|
Maria Khan |
Comparative perspectives on the intended mathematics curriculum in Pakistan |
Presenter |
Fri |
27th April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, Flamingo C |
|
Suehye Kim |
What makes the academic achievement gains? Comparing structural relationship between Finland and South Korea |
Presenter |
Thurs |
26th April |
1:45– 3:15pm |
Main Building, Flamingo B |
|
Daniel Knox |
Assessment culture and informational self-determination: A comparative study of electronic performance monitoring in online education in the U.S. and Germany |
Presenter |
Fri |
27th April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, Conference 9 |
|
Jason Lane |
Laboring to learn: Scholars, students, and the state |
Discussant |
Thurs |
26th April |
12:00– 1:30pm |
Main Building, Conference 6 |
|
Heinz-Dieter Meyer |
Ascending to world class? The German university in comparative perspective |
Chair and presenter |
Tues |
24th April |
12:00– 1:30pm |
Main Building, Flamingo B |
|
Heinz-Dieter Meyer |
Deep structures, long comparisons, sudden rapprochements: Crossing from path dependence to world culture and back |
Presenter |
Mon |
23rd April |
3:30– 5:00pm |
Main Building, Flamingo D |
|
Taya Owens |
The role of third party recruiters in international admissions: A comparison of policies |
Presenter |
Mon |
23rd April |
12:00– 1:30pm |
Main Building, Conference 6 |
|
Bushra Rahim |
Performance based budgeting: A paradigm shift in public financial management in education sector |
Presenter |
Mon |
23rd April |
12:00– 1:30pm |
Main Building, San Cristobal D |
|
Treisy Romero |
Policy makers’ and teachers’ perspectives of the curriculum: A comparison between developing and developed countries |
Presenter |
Fri |
27th April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, Flamingo C |
|
Dante Salto |
International university consortia in Latin America: Origins, developments, and challenges |
Presenter |
Tues |
24th April |
8:30– 10:00am |
Main Building, Tropical B |
|
Ruirui Sun |
How learning beyond secondary education is financed in France, Japan, and the United States |
Presenter |
Thurs |
26th April |
8:30– 10:00am |
Main Building, Flamingo C |
|
Ruirui Sun |
Post-secondary learning patterns, skill portfolios, and labor market outcomes: The U.S. case |
Presenter |
Mon |
23rd April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, Flamingo B |
|
Ruirui Sun |
Understanding peer effects and the role of testing and professional communities on student performance: Evidence from TIMSS |
Chair and presenter |
Thurs |
26th April |
3:30– 5:00pm |
Main Building, Salon del Mar |
|
Marcellus Taylor |
Educational attainment and intergenerational mobility in the Anglophone Caribbean: The case of The Bahamas |
Presenter |
Mon |
23rd April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, Tropical B |
|
Lina Uribe |
The educational revolution era and access to higher education in Colombia: Assessing the impact of public policy |
Presenter |
Tues |
24th April |
3:30– 5:00pm |
Main Building, Conference 6 |
|
Gilbert Valverde |
Mathematics education in the developing world: A comparative perspective from research in testing, curriculum, and instructional innovation |
Chair and presenter |
Fri |
27th April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, Flamingo C |
|
Alan Wagner |
Post-secondary learning patterns, skill portfolios, and labor market outcomes: The U.S. case |
Non-presenter |
Mon |
23rd April |
10:15– 11:45am |
Main Building, Flamingo B |
|
Alan Wagner |
How learning beyond secondary education is financed in France, Japan, and the United States |
Presenter |
Thurs |
26th April |
8:30– 10:00am |
Main Building, Flamingo C |
|
Nan Xiang |
Under what conditions do Open Doors Policy affect internationalization of Higher education in China? |
Presenter |
Wed |
25th April |
1:45– 3:15pm |
Main Building, Flamingo D |
|
Gloria Zambrano |
The impact of the working activity on academic achievement in Latin America: A cross-national study of sixth graders (at the New scholars dissertation workshop - by invitation only) |
Presenter |
Wed |
25th April |
8:30– 11:45am |
Main Building, Boardroom 2 |
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