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EDiTE researcher, Nikolett Szelei, presented some findings of her study at the Language, Identity and Education in Multilingual Contexts conference in Dublin, 1-3 February, 2018. The conference gathered a wide range of international studies focusing on bi/multilingualism from the aspects of multiple language acquisition, psycho- and neurolinguistics, translanguaging, early bilingualism and heritage language development, […]
The International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI) is one of such global educational conferences that shouldn’t be missed, and this year again EDiTE had its representatives ready for the challenge. The conference was organised in Singapore between 8 and 12 January under the overarching theme of Deepening School Change for Scaling: Principles, Pathways […]
On 23.01.2017, EDiTE invited Prof. Barbara Herzog-Punzenberger, researcher at the University of Linz, to share her experience on migration and teacher education in Austria. She started her seminar by focusing on demystifying some common beliefs on the „Austrian we”. Who are the high-achievers in Austria and why? Is low achievement a city problem related […]
The EDiTE team at UIBK launched a new initiative, the EDiTE Lectures, in order to connect local research advances with a larger international audience regarding issues in teacher education. The idea behind the EDiTE Lectures is to invite remarkable researchers contributing to teacher education in local contexts, and by conducting the sessions in English, […]
It sometimes happens that what we imagine of our PhD journey is not how it ends up being in reality – this was the starting point provided by the host and one of the main organisers of the Planning Educational Research workshop, Saule Anafinova, the second year international doctoral student at ELTE. The workshop that […]
With an aim to support exchange of ideas and good practices, but also as part of his research work, EDiTE’s early stage researcher Wiktor Bernad has organised a binational teacher exchange between Portugal and Poland. Wiktor’s research focuses on pedagogical supervision, teacher cooperation and personal development, and he is exploring this in the two […]
[embeddoc url=”http://www.edite.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/EDiTE-Newsletter-Issue-2.pdf” download=”all”] The second issue of the EDiTE newsletter, published on 30 November 2017
On 21-22 November OSCE/ODIHR organized a meeting in Lisbon, bringing together experts of teacher education, teachers and community members to discuss the challenges of teaching about bias, prejudice, intolerance and antisemitism. The representatives of the Institute of Education, University of Lisbon were Professor Florbela de Sousa and EDiTE researcher Nikolett Szelei. The meeting was part […]
On Tuesday, 21 November in Budapest, ELTE’s Doctoral School of Education has organised an EDiTE doctoral workshop under the title Twists and Turns of PhD research. This event followed a slight experimental note by inviting four EDiTE Early Stage Researchers, namely Deisi Yunga, Tamás Toth, Andras Fehervari and Helena Kovacs, and four Hungarian doctoral […]
EDiTE researcher Tamás Tóth and his EDiTE co-supervisor György Mészáros presented together at the Scientific Conference of the Political History Institute, celebrating the 150th anniversary of Marx’s “Das Kapital”. The aim of the conference was to provide a diverse and interesting picture of Marx’s most influential work regarding its possible interpretations and reflections today. Tamás Tóth and György […]