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UQSE 2007
International Conference on
Universal Quality School Education
Challenge of the 21st Century
21 – 23 November 2007, New Delhi
Backdrop
With the policy initiative to move towards universal quality secondary education, Government of India has committed itself to provide quality education to all children from grade 1 to 12. This dynamic initiative needs to be backed up with academic debates on the parameters of quality, and strategies of planning and management of quality in school education.
UQSE 2007 has been designed to create a forum for such constructive debate. The Conference will focus on following areas
Education for Sustainable Development
Education for Beliefs and Values Development
Classroom Processes and New Learning Designs
ICT and Technology Integration in Education
Leadership for 21st-century Schools
Economics of quality school education
Call for Papers
Papers are invited for presentation on any one of the areas of focus of the UQSE 2007 mentioned above. Case studies, research reports, critical reviews will be preferred. The length of the paper should not be more than 4000 words complete with figures, illustrations, tables, and references. The papers should be submitted in e-format. There should be a brief introduction, in about 50 words, about the author(s) at the end of the paper with full contact address(es).
Initially, participants should send a brief proposal (abstract) of their presentation in not more than 400 words, latest by 15 August, 2007. The decision of the academic review committee will be intimated by 15 September, 2007. Full paper should be sent only on acceptance of the proposal latest by 10 October, 2007. Abstracts and paper should be sent by e-mail to [email protected]
Each presenter will get 20 minutes to present. Presentation should be done with PPT slides or OHP transparencies or well designed charts. Paper-reading will be discouraged.
Keynote Speakers
Each theme will be addressed by an outstanding international expert:
Prof. Mark Bray, Director, International Institute of Educational Planning and Administration, Paris.
Prof. H. S. Bhola, Professor Emeritus, Indiana University, Bloomington USA
Prof. R. Douglas Greer Teachers College Columbia University, USA
Prof. Craig N Shealy, Executive Director IBAVI, James Madison University, USA
Prof. Gerald Burke, Professorial Fellow and Executive Director of the Monash University-ACER Centre for the Economics of Education and Training
Prof. David Hopkins, HSBC Chair Professor, London University Institute of Education, UK (Confirmation awaited)
There is an equally rich array of Indian thought leaders in education to address and/or chair the Conference sessions.
Who Should Attend
Educational Planners and Administrators, School Principals, Supervisors and Vice principals, Classroom Teachers, Members of School Management Committees, District Education Officers/District Leaders, Leaders of the School Boards, Research Scholars
Registration
Categories Indian International
Individuals: Rs. 12,500.00 $400
Early Bird (till 31 August, 2007): Rs. 10,000.00 $350
Teams (min. #3) : Rs. 10,000.00/member $350/member
Early Bird Teams (31.07.07) Rs. 9,000.00/member $300/member
Participants will pay for their own travel arrangement and stay in New Delhi. UQSE 2007 Secretariat will assist in booking economy boarding and lodging in budget hotels, Guest Houses and Hostels.
Contact
UQSE 2007 Secretariat
Educational Technology and Management Academy
146/9, Kishangarh, Vasant Kunj
New Delhi – 110 007
Telephone: 91-11-26122894 e-mail: [email protected]
Website: etma-india.org
International Conference on
Universal Quality School Education
Challenge of the 21st Century
21 – 23 November 2007, New Delhi
Backdrop
With the policy initiative to move towards universal quality secondary education, Government of India has committed itself to provide quality education to all children from grade 1 to 12. This dynamic initiative needs to be backed up with academic debates on the parameters of quality, and strategies of planning and management of quality in school education.
UQSE 2007 has been designed to create a forum for such constructive debate. The Conference will focus on following areas
Education for Sustainable Development
Education for Beliefs and Values Development
Classroom Processes and New Learning Designs
ICT and Technology Integration in Education
Leadership for 21st-century Schools
Economics of quality school education
Call for Papers
Papers are invited for presentation on any one of the areas of focus of the UQSE 2007 mentioned above. Case studies, research reports, critical reviews will be preferred. The length of the paper should not be more than 4000 words complete with figures, illustrations, tables, and references. The papers should be submitted in e-format. There should be a brief introduction, in about 50 words, about the author(s) at the end of the paper with full contact address(es).
Initially, participants should send a brief proposal (abstract) of their presentation in not more than 400 words, latest by 15 August, 2007. The decision of the academic review committee will be intimated by 15 September, 2007. Full paper should be sent only on acceptance of the proposal latest by 10 October, 2007. Abstracts and paper should be sent by e-mail to [email protected]
Each presenter will get 20 minutes to present. Presentation should be done with PPT slides or OHP transparencies or well designed charts. Paper-reading will be discouraged.
Keynote Speakers
Each theme will be addressed by an outstanding international expert:
Prof. Mark Bray, Director, International Institute of Educational Planning and Administration, Paris.
Prof. H. S. Bhola, Professor Emeritus, Indiana University, Bloomington USA
Prof. R. Douglas Greer Teachers College Columbia University, USA
Prof. Craig N Shealy, Executive Director IBAVI, James Madison University, USA
Prof. Gerald Burke, Professorial Fellow and Executive Director of the Monash University-ACER Centre for the Economics of Education and Training
Prof. David Hopkins, HSBC Chair Professor, London University Institute of Education, UK (Confirmation awaited)
There is an equally rich array of Indian thought leaders in education to address and/or chair the Conference sessions.
Who Should Attend
Educational Planners and Administrators, School Principals, Supervisors and Vice principals, Classroom Teachers, Members of School Management Committees, District Education Officers/District Leaders, Leaders of the School Boards, Research Scholars
Registration
Categories Indian International
Individuals: Rs. 12,500.00 $400
Early Bird (till 31 August, 2007): Rs. 10,000.00 $350
Teams (min. #3) : Rs. 10,000.00/member $350/member
Early Bird Teams (31.07.07) Rs. 9,000.00/member $300/member
Participants will pay for their own travel arrangement and stay in New Delhi. UQSE 2007 Secretariat will assist in booking economy boarding and lodging in budget hotels, Guest Houses and Hostels.
Contact
UQSE 2007 Secretariat
Educational Technology and Management Academy
146/9, Kishangarh, Vasant Kunj
New Delhi – 110 007
Telephone: 91-11-26122894 e-mail: [email protected]
Website: etma-india.org