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Friday 21/6                                                                10.15 – 12.15

 

Invited symposia

 

VIII.1    Identity crisis and activity in education

Room:

Organiser & Chair: V. Lektorsky

Name

Paper

Gromyko, Y.

Sociocultural diversity as a touchstone of an activity approach

Lektorsky, V.A.

Identity crisis, activity and reflection

Rubtsov, V. & Selikhov, J.

The method of genetical modeling in the research of development of concepts in the process of the joint activity

 

 

VIII.2    Collective memory (I)

(To be continued, see IX.2)

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         James V. Wertsch (Washington University)

Discussant:                  Michael Cole (University of California, San Diego)

Name

Paper

Braga, E. dos Santos & Smolka, A.L. Bustamante

Telling stories about oneself: a dramatic experience

Ivanova, E.

Changes in collective memory: the schematic narrative template of victimhood in Kharkiv museums

Karagezov, R.R. & Kadirova, R.G.

Identity in a changing context: case study of Soviet identity through life stories

Korzh, N.N.

Historical knowledge as an object of collective memory

Murakami, K. & Middleton, D.

Social practices of reconciliation in prisoners of war accounts of captivity

Smolka, A.L.Bustamante

Celebrating and commemorating: con(tra)di(c)tions and effects of memorable experiences

Tulviste, P.

The transformation of collective memory in Estonia

Wertsch, J.V.

Memory loss: the case of Post-Soviet Russia

 

 

Organised symposia

 

VIII.3    Learning identity in organisations

(To be continued, see IX.3)

Room:

Organisers:       Anne Edwards & Harry Daniels (University of Birmingham)

Chair:               Willem Wardekker (Free University Amsterdam)

Name

Paper

Daniels, H

The contribution of the work of Basil Bernstein to Post-Vygotskian theory

Derry, J.

Explanation and the sociogenesis of mind - reason or causes

Edwards, A.

Identity shifts in informal learning: exploring learning trajectories

Leadbetter, J.

The role of mediating artifacts in the development of working practices between educational psychologists and teachers

Peterson, D.

Hypercomplexity, context and the ZCD

Popova, A.

Development of activity systems in career education in Russia before and after perestroika

 

VIII.4    Remembering the life and works of A.R. Luria

Room:

Organisers & Chairs:       T.V. Akhutina (Moscow State University) & D.A. Robbins

Name

Paper

Akhutina, T.V.

The contribution of Luria to modern Neuropschology: the understanding of writing disorders as an example

Amano, K.

Luria's work and their implication to the problems of language development and education in children

Das, J.P.

A cognitive assessment system inspired by Luria and its application

Jantzen, W.

The reception of Luria in Germany

Moskovichyute, M., & Kinsbourne, M.

Does functional localization evolve during brain maturation?

Quintanar, L., & Solovieva, Y.

Application of Luria's neuropsychological analysis in attention deficit disorders

Schönle, P.W.

Inner speech in patients in the vegetative state CANCELLED

 

 

VIII.5    Beyond Apartheid: CHAT perspectives from South Africa

Room: 

Organisers:       Ian Moll  (South African Institute of Distance Education) & Hilde van Vlaenderen (Rhodes University, South Africa)

Chair:               Hilde van Vlaenderen

Discusant:        Andrew Gilbert (Rhodes University, South Africa)

Name

Paper

Gilbert, A., Fawcett, C. & Gerber, B.

Mthungululi - removing mud from one's eyes: contradictions in the activities of HIV/AIDS councellors

Julie, C.

School mathematics teachers' activity and socio-political issues in the "New" school mathematics curriculum in South Africa

Muthivhi, E., & Moll, I.

Continuities across the transition?: apartheid education dogmas and distributed cognition

Neves, D., Mnguni, M. & van Vlaenderen, H.

The trials of participation: activity systems in developmental contexts

Van der Riet, M. & Kelly, K.

The decision to act: reconstructing the challenge of HIV/AIDS prevention from an activity theory perspective

 

VIII.6    Narrative use in alternative education settings

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Peggy Neufeld (Washington University, St Louis, Missouri)

Name

Paper

Lacerda, Chr. Broglia Feitosa de

Development of narrativity in deaf children: group context and sign language

Neufeld, P.

Narrative use in building communities of learners among persons with disabling conditions

Panhoca, I.

Clinic-therapeutic work with oral narratives /children's literature in Brazil

Rowe, S. & Kosyaeva, T.

The dialogic encounter of narratives in museums

 

VIII.7    The history and politics of Partecipazione in Italian Early childhood: The study of diversity in sociocultural activity

Room:

Organisers & Chair:       Rebecca S. New (Tufts University)
SYMPOSIUM CANCELLED

Discussant:                 

Name

Paper

Mallory, B.

The historical roots of Partecipazione as sociocultural activity CANCELLED

Mantovani, S.

Socio-political counterpoints to the history of Italian social policy in early childhood CANCELLED

New, R.

Concepts of diversity as promoted by policy and instantiated through Partecipazione CANCELLED

VIII.8    Designing for learning – Interactive education in the information age

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Rosamund Sutherland (University of Bristol)

Discussant:                  Susan Robertson (University of Bristol)

Name

Paper

Baggott laVelle, L., Brawn, R. & McFarlane, A.

Designing for science education

Godwin, S. & Sutherland, R.

Designing for mathematics education

Triggs, P., Matthewman, S. & Shortis, T.

Designing for English education

 

 

VIII.9    Critical incidents in complex environments: conceptualising mistakes in organisations and systems -       INTERACTIVE SYMPOSIUM

Room:

Organisers:       Christine Owen (University of Tasmania) &  Judith Gregory (University of Oslo)

Chair:                           Christine Owen

Discussant:      Yrjö Engeström (University of Helsinki)

Name

Paper

Barriquault, C.

Inference-making during incident analysis in air traffic management

Owen, Chr. & Gregory, J.

Risky work, near misses and mistakes: problems and possibilities in organisational life

Vidal-Gomel, C. & Samurçay, R.

Competence development for risk management. Implications for training design

Wackers, G.L.

Vulnerability profiling: searching for sources of vulnerability in complex technological systems

 

 

VIII.10  Formulating and reformulating inclusivity in action: Exploring what counts as inclusive learning in diverse classroom contexts

Room:

Organiser & Chair: LeAnn G. Putney (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)

Name

Paper

Collins, K.M.

Constructing an identity of inclusion and exclusion: a case study juxtaposing one student's identity in diverse contexts

Falls, J.B.

Inclusive practices in an interest apprenticeship program for fifth grade: a teacher-researcher's perspective

Malin, C.L.

Examining parental involvement to support inclusive learning and development

Putney, L.G.

Examining learning beyond the classroom walls: consequential progression in an apprenticeship program

 

 

VIII.11     Teaching Cultural-Historical psychology: Some Latin American perspectives

Room:

Organiser, Chair, Discussant: S. Chaiklin (Aarhus University)

Name

Paper

Fariñas León, G.

Teaching the cultural-historical approach from the cultural-historical perspective: an experience gathered in Cuban universities

Pérez, G., Yoseff, J.J., Salguero, A., Alarcón, I. & Ortega, R.

Teaching and learning sociocultural psychology as an effort to locate ourselves within contemporaneity: case from Mexico

Tacca, M.C.

Reflections of cultural-historical theory in Brazilian school practices and implications for teacher training

 

VIII.12  Interaction and technologies for collaborative activities among multi-site

SYMPOSIUM CANCELLED

Organiser & Chair:         Naoki Ueno (National Institute for Educational Policy Research, Tokyo)

Name

Paper

Heath, C. & Luff, P.

Overseeing organisations CANCELLED

Kawatoko, Y.

Knowledge systems as making multiple space visible CANCELLED

Nardi, B.

Technology for distributed boundary-crossing collaborative activities CANCELLED

Ueno, N.

Design and use of technologies for collaborative activities among sites CANCELLED

 

 

VIII.13  Globalicities: Language, culture, identity, difference

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Sheila Robbie

Name

Paper

Dubose Brunner, D.

Logo-izing global bodies: multiculturalism's language of political signage

McCarthy, C.

The triumph of multiplicity & the carnival of difference: curriculum dilemmas in the age of postcolonialism & globalisation

Robbie, S.

New dimensions for multicultural multinationals: a Vygotskian catalyst for corporate training

 

VIII.14  Towards the objectivity of the subjective: Semiotics and activity theory

Room:

Organiser & Chair:         Falk Seeger (University of Bielefeld)

Name

Paper

Holodynski. M.

Emotional expression as a semiotic system: Its functions and development

Otte, M.

From Leibnitz' representationalism to a theory of the objectivity of the subjective

Radu, M. & Klemm, J.

Social action defended - a Vygotskian answer to Colin Campbell

Seeger, F.

Peirce and Vygotskij: a semiotic neighbourhood

 

VIII.15  Vygotsky, a radical psychologist

Room:

Organiser & Chair: Mario Golder (University of Buenos Aires)

Name

Paper

Duarte, N.

Who is Vygotsky? Epistemological Issues and Implications for Current Debates

Elhammoumi, M.

The legacy of South-American psychology: a Vigotskian and Marxist analysis

Golder, M.

Vigotsky in America. What the west wind saw me…

Gonzalez, A.H.

Unconscious, language psychotherapy

 

 

Paper symposia

 

VIII.16  Learning and caring in everyday life

SYMPOSIUM CANCELLED

Name

Paper

Garro, L.C.

Everyday family activities and concerns about health CANCELLED

Khan, F.

Seduced by technology: the case of a health care profession in a developing country MOVED TO SESSION X.12

 

 

VIII.17  Theory and practice of meaningful learning

Room:

Chair: P. Larkin

Name

Paper

Delrue, K. & Piessens, A.

The grapes are too sour anyway. Positive interaction and negative stereotyping in vocational training

Musaeus, P.

What do apprentices learn from routine work? A case study of vocational education for shop assistants

Rubio, D. & Cubero, M.

The construction of knowledge from the Historical-Cultural psychology

 

 

VIII.18  Processes in mathematics learning

Room:

Chair & Discussant: Murad Jurdak (American University of Beirut, Lebanon)

Name

Paper

Dijk, I. M.A.W. van, van Oers, B., Terwel, J. & van den Eeden, P.

Learning for transfer in primary mathematics education: Effects of an experimental program in strategic learning

Greer, B. & Mukhopadhyay, S.

Mathematics as praxis

Jiménez, E. de la Rosa Barrios

The potential of TI 92 calculators for the teaching of proportionality among 7 - to 9 year-old students

Matre, S. & Fottland, H.

The conversation as a tool for learning and development. Fifth grade students solving problems in mathematics and science

 


VIII.19  Meaning construction across different contexts

Room:

Chair: Paul Goudena (Utrecht University)

Name

Paper

Härkäpää, L.

Trading for a shared object between school and workplace

Khayatt, D.

Making no meaning: Cross-cultural research on sexuality

Lubeck, S.

Culture reconsidered: Local meanings in a "standardized" federal program

Stahl, G.

Understanding educational computational artifacts across community boundaries

 

VIII.20  Models of learning and teaching

Room:

Chair: Jacques Haenen (IVLOS, Utrecht University)

Name

Paper

Björck, C.

Learning to play through interplay CANCELLED

Brandt, A.

Expansive learning in ecologically motivated activities

Lalueza, J.L., & Dias Araújo, L.M.

The intimacy as axis regulator of the teaching-learning process in an experience of informal education

Tajima, N

Mastery as sources and results of appropriation: A coincidental relation

Törpel, B.

Participatory groupware design and the concepts of objectification and appropriation

 

 

Lunchtime meeting:
„Man spricht Deutsch".
Informal meeting of German-speaking participants of the congress
Organised by Falk Seeger

 

 

 

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