Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät - Didaktik

Dates and Schedule

Day 1

5 December 2020

 

Deadline for submitting the vignettes

13 January 2021

 

Day 2

23 January 2021

 


 

Day 1

5 December 2020 Saturday
10:00-13:00 (CET)

 

If you are not sure when the event starts in your

time zone, this might be helpful to you.

 


10:00

Welcome and Overview
 

10.15

Roundtable 1 (Keynotes 1 and 2 – Alaric Maude & Michael Solem)

  • What is powerful knowledge?
  • How do we see the powerful knowledge discourse in teacher training in various contexts?

        

Breakout Session 1

  • How do we see the powerful knowledge discourse in teacher training in various contexts?

 

10.55

Break (15 mins)

 

11.10

Roundtable 2 (Keynote 3 – Sally Windsor and Péter Bagoly-Simó)

  • Where does ESD and geography overlap?

 

Breakout Session 2

  • Where does ESD and geography overlap?

 

11.40

Reflections

  • What three important points have you learnt?
  • What ideas squared or agreed with your thinking?
  • What ideas are still circling in your head?

You can share your thoughts and questions here

 

11.50

Closing & Information about 23 January session

Break (5 mins)

 

12.00

Looking Ahead: Vignettes
        
Breakout Session 3

  • Exchange ideas for vignettes and networking

 

13:00 End

 


 

Day 2

23 January 2021 Saturday
11:00-14:00 (CET)

 

If you are not sure when the event starts in your

time zone, this might be helpful to you.

 

11:00
Welcome and Overview

 

11.10
Roundtable 1 (Johan Muller)
Revisiting powerful knowledge

 

11.50
Roundtable 2 (Keynote 4 – Margaret Roberts)

  • Is powerful knowledge enough? What is powerful pedagogy?  
  • How do we see the powerful pedagogy discourse in teacher training in various contexts?

 

Breakout Session 1

  • How do we see the powerful pedagogy discourse in teacher training in various contexts?

 

12.25
Break (15 min)

 

12.40
Breakout Session 2 (Vignettes)
View and discuss vignettes

  • What is the contribution to teacher training?
  • What might this mean for our conception of knowledge?
  • What might this mean for our conception of pedagogy?

 

13.40
Roundtable 3 (Keynote response 5 – Jeana Kriewaldt & Shu Jun Lee)

  • What might this mean for initial teacher education and ongoing teacher education?

 

Reflections (Main Room)

  • What three important points have you learnt?
  • What ideas squared or agreed with your thinking?
  • What ideas are still circling in your head?

You can share your thoughts and questions here

 

14.00
Formal closing and thanks

 

Optional Breakout Session 3
Networking

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

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