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NAFOL conference: Validity and Value of Teacher Education Research

This year, NAFOL Conferencetook place in Hamar, Norway, from 22-24 October and two of EDiTE researchers, Helena Kovacs and Vasilis Symeonidis, were invited to participate and present their work. NAFOL is a network of 17 teacher education institutions across the country and this year’s event was hosted by Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences. With […]

Newsletter Issue 7

[embeddoc url=”http://www.edite.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/EDiTE-Newsletter-Issue-7.pdf” download=”all”] The seventh issue of the EDiTE newsletter, published on 30 September 2018

EDiTE Focus Issue – CEPS Journal

We are glad to announce that our EDiTE focus issue in the CEPS Journal has just been published online! You can download the whole focus issue and individual papers in the following link: https://ojs.cepsj.si/index.php/cepsj/issue/view/32 The theme of the focus issue is “Transnational Perspectives of Transformative Teacher Learning in an Emerging Europe” and guest editors were […]

News from the South: WERA 2018 and International PhD-Programs in Teacher Education – Mutual development and exchange of ideas

Christian Kraler and Maiko Stuerz (University of Innsbruck) from the European Doctorate in Teacher Education (EDiTE) and Irma Eloff (University of Pretoria) from the African Doctoral Network in Teacher Education (DNTEA) presented a paper on strategies, ideas and findings on international PhD programs in Teacher Education at the WERA 2018 conference. The World Education Research […]

EDiTE Course in Lisbon is About to Restart!

After the success of the last semester, IEUL continues to host an EDiTE-organised module titled ’Educational Issues in Europe’. The aim of the course is to discuss relevant topics in current European education with higher education students that both reflect EDiTE research and respond to the needs of university students. The seminars are going to […]

EDiTE at ECER2018

The annual conference of EERA took place between 3-7th September in the charming city of Bolzano, under the theme of ’Inclusion and Exclusion: Resources for Educational Research?’. We made sure that EDiTE was well represented at the conference: a number of EDiTE supervisors and ESRs (Anna Babicka-Wirkus, Lucie Bucharová, Malte Gregorzewski, Gábor Halász, Petr Novotny, […]

EDiTE at the 15th annual conference held by the HEIRNET

EDiTE early-stage researcher, Shaima Muhammad had the opportunity to attend the 15th annual conference held by the History Educators International Research Network [HEIRNET],  at the Ionian University, Corfu, Greece, from August 31st to September 2nd, 2018. The conference theme was History Education and Meeting the Challenges of Immigration, Regionalism and Sectarianism, with sub-themes including: Historical […]

Boosting Teacher Quality Study

During July, European Commission published a study titled Boosting teacher quality: Pathways to effective policies. The document was generated by a large team of researchers, working across contexts and disciplines, among which Gabor Halasz, the head of ELTE in the EDiTE consortium, was in the core research team. Overall, the study discusses a number of transversal […]

EDiTE at the 7th Rethinking Educational Ethnography Conference

The 7th Rethinking Educational Ethnography Conference, that took place at 1-2 June 2018 was organized by EDiTE supervisor György Mészáros at the Faculty of Education and Psychology of Eötvös Loránd University. With the theme “Rethinking platforms for teaching ethnography: facing changing conceptualizations of culture and challenges from post-materialist philosophy, globalization, and mobile modernity”, the conference’s […]