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To Be or Not to Be a Great Educator
Social Programme*
*Social programme is optional and for additional fee.
Social dinner will be held on August 30 in a restaurant located in Riga Old Town. In an informal atmosphere, we will enjoy dinner and drinks together.
Restaurant “Gutenbergs terase”
Adress: Doma laukums 1, Centra rajons, Rīga
The fee: 70 EUR
On August 31, the conference will be concluded with a guided tour, during which you will get to know more about Riga, its history, architecture and beautiful views from both land and water.
During the 2 hour walking tour you will discover the most important and outstanding places in Riga - the capital of Latvia and the largest city of the Baltic Countries, founded in 1201 by a German bishop. Riga offers a very versatile architectural and cultural heritage – the old town preserves buildings from medieval times to today (medieval churches, guild buildings, the famous House of the Blackheads, the Town Hall, the House of the Black Cat, the Riga Palace, Three Brothers etc.). We will walk through the smaller and bigger streets and squares of the historical center to appreciate it. Riga is also home to more than 700 Art Nouveau buildings, built during the first quarter of the 20th century, and has many beautiful parks, thus we will cross various parks to see the most distinguished of the Art Nouveau facades.
After the walking tour, we will take a boat and will go along the canal of the city and the river Daugava to admire the city from another point of view.
The fee: 25 EUR
Our Third Keynote Speaker - Maria Assunção Flores
Maria Assunção Flores works at the University of Minho, Portugal. She received her Ph.D. at the University of Nottingham, UK. Her research interests include teacher professionalism and identity, teacher education and professional development, curriculum, assessment, leadership and higher education. She has published extensively on these topics both nationally and internationally.
She is past Chair of the International Study Association on Teachers and Teaching and past Chair of the Board of Directors of the International Council of Education for Teaching.
She is currently co-editor of the European Journal of Teacher Education.
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Our Keynote Speaker - Dominic Wyse
Dominic Wyse FAcSS FRSA is a Professor of
Early Childhood and Primary Education at the IOE, UCL’s Faculty of Education
and Society. He is the Founding Director of the Helen
Hamlyn Centre for Pedagogy (0-11 Years) (HHCP), a research center devoted
to improving young children’s education. Dominic is also President of the
British Educational Research Association (BERA) (2019 – 2022).
The main focus of Dominic’s research is curriculum and pedagogy which includes a sustained contribution to knowledge about teaching writing, reading, and creativity. Dominic has extensive experience in working at the interface of research, policy, and practice, particularly in relation to his work on national curricula but also including his work on education as an academic discipline. Dominic’s research on reading, writing, and curriculum has attracted widespread media attention. His current research projects include Children’s Agency in the National Curriculum (CHANT funded by The Leverhulme Trust).
To Be, or Not to Be a Great Educator
For us, education is everything: it is the air we breathe and the bread
we eat. Education gives us the desire to question, look for evidence and
test. Education fosters our love for knowledge and stimulates our
curiosity. It is a driving force for changing society and accelerating
progress. Education reduces inequalities and honours new achievements; it
equips for finding creative solutions and strives to promote equity.
We know that educators are the ones who ensure knowledge continuity. The
ATEE 2022 Annual Conference will serve as a platform to discuss a range of
interconnected issues such as innovation in education, major challenges and
scenarios for overcoming them, passion for work and interest in the cognitive
process. Paraphrasing Hamlet's question and asking "to be or not to be a
great educator," we would like to challenge our conference
participants to talk on the problems posed by the pandemics, to address the development
of digital solutions and examine implications of new scientific discoveries. In
the new circumstances of pandemic and post-pandemic society, how to make
teaching inspirational, learning meaningful and education more
accessible?
