Paper Presentations 2

Monday, August 27, 16:30 - 18:00

(5) Regulation and Learning

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Maaike Endedijk, Jan Vermunt, Mieke Brekelmans, Perry den Brok &  Nico Verloop

An exploratory study to student teachers’ regulation activities in a dual learning environment

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Uta Wagener & Carl von Ossietzky

Young Children and Self-regulated Learning: A qualitative classroom study

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Mareike Kobarg & Tina Seidel

Support of students' learning processes in the classroom - the teachers view

 

(6) Assessment and Academic Writing

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Karin Ploegh, Harm Tillema & Mien Segers

Scrutinizing peer assessment quality: a review of research studies

20

Marita Seppanen

Argumentation and effectiveness of the masters thesis

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Zvia KabermanAssessing modeling skills of high school chemistry students’ learning in a Computerized Molecular Modeling environment

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Daphne van Weijen

Variations in the relationship between cognitive activities and text quality in L1 writing: When and why?

 

(7) Intercultural and Environmental Education

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Mikako Nishimuko

Problems behind Education for All (EFA): The Case of Sierra Leone

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Marianne Turner

South Sudanese Adult Learners in Australian Classrooms: Opportunity, agency, and coregulation in cross-cultural learning-teaching dialectics

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Manuel Rodriguez, Martin Stanisstreet & Edward Boyes Secondary students/ willingness to undertake specific actions to combat global warming: can environmental education help?

 

(8) Higher Education

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Zarina Charlesworth

The influence of culture on learning styles in international higher education

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Rebecca Ferguson

Higher education students’ approaches to study in asynchronous online conferences

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Vania Guerra Correa & Begona GrosThe formation of on-service teacher in higher education for the creation and management of environments of CSCL

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Julia Schmitz, Mariane Frenay & Sandrine Neuville

First-year students' persistence at university: The role of classroom experiences and social integration

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