copenhagen, July 2025

Highlighted Speakers

 

NameAffiliationArticle Title
Prof. Dr. Vegard JohansenNTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NorwayFrom classroom to gallery: Decorating schools with students creations
Prof. Dr.Patrick Shing-Chung PoonLingnan University, Hong KongExploring the Student Experience with AI-Generated Content: Insights from ChatGPT in Learning Environments
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vesna SvalinaDr. Vesna Svalinacreative teaching; cross-disciplinary connections; curricular integration; interdisciplinary instruction; music education, CroatiaInterdisciplinary Music Education: From Pedagogical Theories to Instructional Strategies
Dr. Guy SionDepartment of Science, The David Yellin Academic College of Education, Jerusalem 9103501, IsraelCognitive conflict as a learning strategy: Deeper learning of gifted and not gifted children
Dr. Christiane EberhardtFederal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB), GermanyBuilding Bridges between Education and Industry: Transforming Cambodias Technical Education Through Curriculum Design”
Dr. Mary KellyUniversity of Galway, Ireland

Middle School Students’ Experiences of the Informal Use of Digital Technology in an IB International School Environment: A Cautionary Tale

International School Teachers’ Views on the Role of Action Research within an IB Environment: An Exploration of the Benefits and Constraints

Dr. Jo Ann Netto ShekNational Institute of Education, SingaporeBonding over Books: Lessons from Parent-Shared Reading Experiences
MSC. Thomai KogiaInternational Hellenic University, GreeceEnhancing Social Skills through Visual Programming: A Study on the Use of Scratch in Greek Primary Education
Mr. Lee To-kenTaipei Medical University, TaiwanUsing Interconnected Model of Teacher Professional Growth to evaluate the effectiveness of college EMI Communities of Practice
Mr.Najum Uddin KhushikQatar Foundation, QatarThe Impact of Tech-Assisted Learning on Student Creativity: A Comparative Study in Qatari International Schools
Mr.Lucky Innocent MoambaUniversity of Limpopo, South AfricaScience Communication as a Medium of Teaching and Learning: An Interdisciplinary Programme in Selected Secondary Schools in the Limpopo Province”
Mr. Abel DautryDespegar Fellows, PeruDespegar Fellows: An Independent, Peer-Led Mentorship Model Advancing Access and Equity for First-Generation Latin American University Students
Mrs. Veronika PavlíkováUniversity of Ostrava, Faculty of Education, Czech Republic

The Impact of Social Support on Student Resilience and Academic Success in the Moravian-Silesian Region

The Relationship Between Selected Socioeconomic Factors and Students’ Environmental Values and Attitudes

Viktorie KovářováMs. Viktorie KovářováOstrava University, Faculty of Education, Czech Republic

A Bridge Between School and Family: How Environmental Education Coordinators Collaborate with Students’ Parents

Sustainability in Pictures: Photography as a Tool for Participatory Environmental Education

Ms. Georgina KwofieAcademic Solution Tutorial Center, South AfricaBridging The Gap: Challenges And Opportunities In Rural Education In The Western Cape Province, South Africa
Ms. Brittany SalesCollege of Staten Island, The United StatesEffectiveness of SIOP Model in a Pre-K classroom with ELLs
Ms. Alicia NdegwaRovira I Vigili University, KenyaInfluence Of A Kiswahili Gamified Application (Tusome Na Tucheze) On Young Kenyan Learners Language Perception