Conference at UCL Institute of Education, London

The conference was organised by the Development Education Research Centre within the UCL Institute of Education (IOE), and the Global Education Network Europe (GENE), and was also supported by the Erasmus+ Project Schools for Future Youth.

The overall aim of the conference was to demonstrate the contribution of evidence based research to policy development on global education.

The specific objectives were:

  • Share research from models of practice that demonstrate innovative approaches to global education.
  • Promote current research on global education and how it can be of value to policy makers.
  • Identify key themes and issues that policy-makers see as key to the development of global education.
  • To officially launch the Academic Network for Global Education and Learning.

The conference was aimed at academics and researchers engaged with global education across Europe and beyond and policy-makers responsible for funding or supporting global education programmes.

SESSION 1: Value of research

TITLE
PRESENTER
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Welcome and Introductions Dr Douglas Bourn  (DERC, IOE) PDF, 0.42MB
Keynote: The value of evidence based research for global citizenship education Lydia Ruprecht (UNESCO) PDF, 0.54MB
Keynote: Evidence and efficacy – a compulsion for global education? Professor Annette Scheunpflug (Bamberg University) PDF, 0.47MB
Keynote: Global education in Europe comparative perspective: epistemology, methodology and politics Dr April Biccum (National University of Australia, Canberra) PDF, 0.17MB

SESSION 2: Research from policy and practice

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PRESENTER
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Strand 1: Schools for Future Youth Project    
Introduction to the aims of the project Nicci Morgan (Oxfam UK) PDF, 1.42MB
Impact of the project on teachers and learners Dr Frances Hunt  (IOE) PDF, 0.65MB
Strand 2: Global Schools Project  
Joint presentation: 
Carla Inguaggiato (Training Centre for International Cooperation) 
La Salete Coelho (Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo) 
Benjamin Mallon (IOE and Dublin City University)

Launch event: ANGEL Network

Academic network on global education and learning (ANGEL)  
Talk by Douglas Bourn and Massimiliano Tarozzi PDF, 0.11MB
About the ANGEL network: leaflet PDF, 0.08MB

SESSION 3: Evidence Based Research

TITLE
PRESENTER
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Strand 1: Global Learning in Schools    
Impact of Global Learning Programme in England Dr Frances Hunt  (IOE) PDF, 0.5MB
Can Global Learning raise standards within pupils’ writing in the primary phase Linda Barker (Freelance consultant) PDF, 0.98MB
Use of classroom-based action research in India to generate and evaluate innovative approaches to global education Dr Angela Cook (AMC Education) PDF, 0.83MB
Rural Development Education Agenda Carmen Duce, Esther Doménech, María Carracedo, Luis J. Miguel and Luis Pérez (International Cooperation for Development Watch, University of Valladolid) PDF, 1.7MB
Health impacts of climate change in Egypt: a curriculum for human flourishing Dima Khazem (IOE) PDF, 0.55MB
Negotiating Understandings and Practice in Global Citizenship Education Between Teacher Education and Schools Andrea Bullivant (Liverpool Hope University) PDF, 0.61MB
Strand 2: International Education and Global Citizenship    
Review of Connecting Classrooms Stephen Hull (British Council) PDF, 1.26MB
International Mindedness in diverse contexts: reaching out and reaching in Elisabeth Barratt Hacking (University of Bath) PDF, 1.08MB
Imaginery of global citizenship in Greek schools Maria Bastaki (University of Birmingham) PDF, 0.46MB
A comparative case study: How have the high school teachers equipped students with global skills and ethical values in private and public schools in Vietnam? Martin Khiet Pham (IOE) PDF, 1.2MB
Developing 21st century skills in schools in Pakistan: A case study Aamna Pasha, Ajay Pinjani, Ali Bijani, Naveed Yousuf (Aga Khan University Examination Board, Pakistan) PDF, 0.88MB  
Development education or global learning? Evidence from Spanish schools Adelina Calvo (University of Cantabria) PDF, 0.73MB
Strand 3: One of Higher Education    
Non-formal global learning in higher education - student-led learning outcomes Eleanor Brown (University of York) PDF, 0.23MB
Evidence, interpretation and ethos: (re)thinking internationalisations of higher education - lessons from the Ethics in Higher Education (in Times of Crisis) (EIHE) cross-national research project Karen Pashby (Manchester Metropolitan University) and Su-Ming Khoo (National University of Ireland, Galway) PDF, 1.2MB
Development education synergies: learnings and challenges of collaborative processes La Salete Coelho (University of Oporto and Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo PDF, 0.63MB
Connecting Communities: exploring the global learning journeys of university students and community partners in Cork and Lesotho Gertrude Cotter (University of Cork) PDF, 0.97MB

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