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Note: the program as it will appear in the Program Book is rendered in black; later additions are in red.
Last updated on June 13.

Saturday 22/6                                                           10.15 – 12.15

 

Invited symposia

 

XII.1     Tutoring in the zpd in preschool settings

Room:

Organiser:         Jacques Carpay (Free University Amsterdam)

Chair:               Jacques Carpay

Discussants:     Elly Singer  (Utrecht University) & Susan L. Recchia  (Columbia University)

Name

Paper

Carpay, J.

The rationale of a Vygotsky-inspired approach to play activity

Lobman, C.

The collective creation of the playful environment: a post-modern ZPD

Williams, L. R.

Young children's use of specific cultural knowledge in the ZPD's created in an interage classroom

XII.2     Citizenship and identity

Room:

Organiser:         Rober Maier (Utrecht University)

Chair:               R. Maier

Name

Paper

Graaf, W. de & Hoogenboezem, G.

Homeless lifes

Pinxten, R.

European identity: one and many at the same time

Ramirez, J.D.

Literacy and literature in the constitution of modern identity

Shi-Xu,

Discourse and cultural transformation. Creating the discourses of diversity, equality, common goals and moral-rational motivation

 

Organised symposia

 

XII.3     Gender and the construction of knowledge in and around school

Room :

Organisers:       Gabrielle Ivinson (Cardiff University Wales) & Patricia Murphy (Open University England)

Chair:               G. Ivinson

Name

Paper

Gulbrandsen, M.

Learning Norwegian? Language lessons as arenas for gendered and ethnicised identity formation

Ivinson, G.V. & Murphy, P.

Arts versus science - femininity versus masculinity? Gender and the construction of classroom knowledge

Miell, D., Macdonald, R. & Littleton, K.

Discordant cultures: music in school and in the lives of young people

Moita-Lopes, L.P.

Constructing gender and literacy in schools: how one type of knowledge begets the other

 

XII.4     Communication, meta-communication and meaning construction

Room:

Organisers:       Angela Branco (University of Brasilia) & Chris Sinha (University of Southern Denmark)

Chair:   Angela Branco

Name

Paper

Arendt, R.

Constructivism and meaning construction

Branco, A.

Microgenesis of meaning construction: the role of metacommunication in the development of human values

Sinha, Chr.

Metaphors for language and learning

Valsiner, J.

The metacommunicative coordination of goal-orientations as the vehicle for personal sense dynamics

 

XII.5     Cultural reality and linguistic diversity: reinventing the South-African reality in the classroom

SESSION CANCELLED

Organiser & Chair:         V. Bosman (South Africa)

Name

Paper

Bosman, V.

Soveel tale as jy kan, soveel male is jy man: the more languages you can speak the more "human" you are CANCELLED

Scholtz, D.

Historical strands of the South-African reality MOVED TO SESSION II.14

Williams, S..

Language and law: the linguistic challenges within a law class CANCELLED

Scheepers, J.

Language learning: Men moet gepoeierd zijn CANCELLED

Whiting, C.

Language policy change: progress or decay CANCELLED

 

XII.6     The dynamics of learning and innovation

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Kate Crawford (Novae Research Group, Australia)

Name

Paper

Coupland, M. & Crawford, K.

Top of the triangle or tip of the iceberg: students' views of a new mathematical tool

Fittler, K.

New rules and old rules: how to change hats

Lee, M. & Crawford, K.

Collective activity to change: a case of expansive learning

 

XII.7     Learning as teacher, teaching as learner
INTERACTIVE SYMPOSIUM

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Eva Ekeblad (Göteborg)

Name

Paper

Goff, K.E.

Learning who we might be together

Owen, M.

Innovation and change: the difference 30 years can make.

White, Ph.A.

Exploring the roots of teaching decisions

 

XII.8     Ethics and humanities: dealing with diversity in contemporary research

ENTIRE SESSION MOVED TO WEDNESDAY 16.00, RENUMBERED V.15

Organiser & Chair:         Solange Jobim e Souza (Pontifícia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro)

Name

Paper

Amorim, M.

Mikaïl Bakhtin's contribution: the ethical, esthetical, and epistemological triple articulation

Freitas, M.T. de Assunção

The social historical perspective: a human view of knowledge construction

Jobim e Souza, S.

Ethics and truth in humanities discourse

Kramer, S.

Dealing with diversity, hierarchy and power in humanities research

 

XII.9     Discourse in cultural-historical perspective

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Peter E. Jones (Sheffield Hallam University)

Name

Paper

Bakhurst, D.

Social constructionism in discursive psychology

Collins, C.

"Discourse" in collective activity systems: community responses to an "urban regeneration partnership" in Fergusly Park, Paisley, Scotland

Jones, P.E.

Discourse, social change and the materialist conception of history

Vann, K.

Discourse, duplicity and the fabrication of history

 

XII.10   Language, action and communication in science education: the role of ICT, multi-modality and referential perspectives in meaning making

Room:

Organiser:                    Eduardo Fleury Mortimer (Universidade Federal de Minas, Brazil)

Chair & discussant:       James Wertsch (Washington University, St. Louis)

Name

Paper

Jewitt, C., & Scott, P.

The role of talk, action and visual communication in the science classroom: a multimodal perspective on teaching and learning science

Martins, I., & Rezende, F.

Information and communication technologies in the science classroom: how and what for?

Mercer, N., Wegerif, R., Dawes, L. & Sams, C.

Reasoning as a scientist: ways of helping children to use language to learn science

Mortimer, E.F. & Santos, F.M.Texeira

Referential perspectives in science classroom discourse: from empirical to theoretical referentiality

 

XII.11   Rethinking double stimulation: Expansion and application of Vygotsky’s legacy for instruction and learning

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Yuji Moro (University of Tsukuba, Japan)

Discussant:         René van der Veer

Name

Paper

Engeström, Y.

Ascending to the concrete as contradictory implementation: expansive concept formation in workplace learning

Moro, Y.

Double stimulation as a 'Germ Cell' for re-mediation of literacy

Sayeki, Y.

The concretely objectified as a model for abstract learning: double stimulation in math education

 

XII.12   Teacher’s role in the classroom: a sociocultural perspective
INTERACTIVE SYMPOSIUM

Organiser:         May Britt Postholm (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim)

Chair: Annlaug Flem (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim)               

Discussant:      Michal Zellermayer

Name

Paper

Flem, A., Moen, T. & Gudmundsdottir, S.

The realisation of inclusive schools

Moen, T., Gudmundsdottir, S. & Flem, A.

Inclusive practice: a biographical perspective

Pettersson, T., Postholm, M.B., Flem, A. & Gudmundsdottir, S.

The classroom as a stage and the teacher's role

Postholm, A., Moen, T. & Gudmundsdottir, S.

The teacher's role when pupils use ICT as a mediating artefact in project work

 

XII.14   The development of concepts and identity in learning to teach

Room:

Organiser &Chair:          Peter Smagorinsky (University of Georgia)

Name

Paper

Cook, L.S.

A case study of a teacher's appropriation of the concept of multiculturalism in teaching secondary school English

Smagorinsky, P.

Concept formation: A resolution to the theory vs practice dillema in preservice teacher education

Star Johnson, T.

Concept and identity formation in an early-career teacher

 

XII.15   Locating selves in activities: critical consciousness, relations of power, and instituitional change
INTERACTIVE SYMPOSIUM

Room:

Organisers & Chair:       Jocelyn Solis  & Eduardo Vianna (CUNY Graduate Center, New York)

Name

Paper

Daiute, C.

Narrating self transformation in the activity of social conflict

Solis, J.

No human being is illegal: Counter-identities in a community of undocumented Mexican immigrants and children

Stetsenko, A.

Activity theory perspective on the self and identity

Vianna, E.

Producing recovering addicts in a community-based agency: substance abuse and recovery as leading activities

 

XII.17   The project FAMILY TIES – Raising children in Goiâna: Families and parental ties

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Fernando González Rey

Name

Paper

Cupolillo, M., Teixeira, J. & da Costa Barbosa, A.

Grandparents in the daily life of children

Peres, V. Leal Andrade

Family drawings

Sousa, S.M de

Profile of the child from Goiâna from the ages 7 to 11

 

 

Paper symposia

 

XII.13   Community-based learning

Room:

Chair: Annemieke Zwaans (University of Amsterdam)

Name

Paper

da Silva, E.M.N.,

Identity formation and community of practice construction: a study of a distance education programme in Brazil

Krogstie, B. & Krogstie, J.

Using activity theory and community of practice to understand knowledge management processes of international enterprises with high diversity

Polman, J.L.

Inquiry into local heritage as a means to foster multiple aspects of development: cognitive, sociocultural and community

Rivera, H.H. & Tharp, R.G.

Development of communities, development in communities: a study of community values and beliefs in the process of school reform CANCELLED

 

XII.16   Art and Education

Room:

Chair: Bernd Fichtner (University of Siegen, Germany)

Name

Paper

Lopes, A.E.

Art and inclusive education

Matuga, J.M.

Press: a model of creative activity

McCarthy, J., Sullivan, P. & Swan, D.

The personhood of paintings: a study of the prosaic experience of making art

 

XII.18   Professional development of teachers

Room:

Chair:   Peter van Huizen (ILO, University of Amsterdam)

Name

Paper

Blanton, W.E.

Research on professional development schools: an application of Cultural-Historical Activity Theory

Chye, S., Lim, C.P. & Walker, R.

Activity theory as a potential framework for understanding self-reguated learning in teacher education

Havnes, A.

Teacher teams as units of learning

Huizen, P. van

Institutional conditions for the development of a professional identity: a Vygotskian view of teacher education

 

XII.19   The potentials of ICT for learning and teaching

Room:

Chair: Els Kuiper (Free University Amsterdam)

Name

Paper

Encinas Sánchez, M.

Teacher education for mother tongue education teaching using information and communication technologies

Harris, S .R.

Developing literacy and empowerment through the use of ICT: some guidelines from practice

Volman, M. & Dijk, E.

Using the WWW in an inquiry-oriented curriculum in elementary classrooms

 

 

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