Lightning Talks

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Date and time: 1st June 2023, 8:30 am to 12 noon UK time/ 16:30-20:00 pm Japan time

Programme

Time (UK) Time (Japan) Presenter Title
8:30 am 16:30 pm Professors Jeff Blackford, Tadashi Asada and Divya Jindal-Snape Welcome
8:40 am 16:40 pm Mr Tomoya Kaihatu

 

Human growth and development embedded in the process of managing teaching and learning
8:50 am 16:50 pm Miss Nawanidbumrung Witchayada Cultural challenges in guiding lesson study to Thai initial teacher education: Lessons learned from collaborative action research
9:00 am 17:00 pm Prof. Noriyuki Inoue

 

The surgeon’s dilemma in social innovation: Lessons learned from interdisciplinary and cross-cultural collaborations on action research
9:10 am 17:10 pm Miss Xu Yinghan and Prof. Atsushi Ogihara Health information on the Internet: Take the HPV vaccine-related videos on YouTube as an example
9:20 am 17:20 pm Prof. Mamoru Iwabuchi Communication support for children with severe disabilities using AI
9:30-9:50 am 17:30-17:50 pm All Questions & Discussions
9:50-10:00 am 17:50-18:00 pm Break
10:00 am 18:00 pm Dr Qudsia Kalsoom Prospective teachers’ future engagement with education for sustainable development: Insights from England, Türkiye (Turkey) and Pakistan
10:10  am 18:10 pm Dr Lynsey Burke The Playful Research Ethics Framework (PRES): Ethical research with young children
10:20 am 18:20 pm Dr Dominic Smith & Dr Anna Robb Localising philosophy
10:30 am 18:30 pm Dr Teodor Mladenov Independent Living in Europe and Beyond: a special issue of the International Journal of Disability and Social Justice
10:40 am 18:40 pm Prof. Judith Sixsmith Intersectional Perspectives for Community Inclusion: Understanding the Past and Shaping the Future with Older Marginalised IDD and LGBT+ People. ESRC funded project.
10:50 am 18:50 pm Professor Michael Gratzke and Dr Martin Purcell Participatory research into love and relationships: Youth work, intergenerational storytelling, LGBTQ+ communities
11:00-11:20 am 19:00-19:20 pm All Questions & Discussions
11:20-11:30 am 19:20-19:30 pm Break

 

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Potential areas for collaboration

The following cross-cutting themes were identified:

AI and ethics, Participatory Research, Health and Wellbeing, Sustainability, Inclusion, Lesson Study, Philosophy with children, Early Years, Effective Communication, Social Innovation

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