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EDUCATION ACROSS THE AMERICAS CONFERENCEALASFriday, March 30, 2012 from 8:00 AM to 7:30 PM (PDT)New York, NY |
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EDUCATION ACROSS THE AMERICAS CONFERENCE 2012
“Educational Research and Policy: Multiple Perspectives”
The Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) at Teachers College, Columbia University is pleased to host its 10th Annual Education Across the Americas Conference at Teachers College, Columbia University.
WHEN: March 30th, 2012.
WHERE: Horace Mann 140, Teachers College, Columbia University, 525 West, 120th Street
2012 Conference Program Overview
Friday, March 30th, 2012
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8-9:00 am |
Registration & Light Breakfast Location: Horace Mann Building - HM 140
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9-10:30 am
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Session A
PANEL I: Secondary School Standardized Assessment in Colombia Location: Horace Mann Building-HM144
Paper 1: Rendimiento en la prueba SABER 11 de personas con y sin discapacidad Andrea Padilla Muñoz, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia Viviana Rodríguez, Universidad Javeriana, Colombia Sergio Castro, Universidad Javeriana, Colombia Carlos Gómez, Universidad Javeriana, Colombia
Paper 2: Análisis de desempeño en las pruebas SABER 11 para Bogotá a través de la metodología de modelos HGLM Gustavo Junca, Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas, Colombia
Discussant: Lina Rangel, Teachers College, Columbia University
PANEL II: Immigration Issues Location: Horace Mann Building -HM 148
Paper 1: Helping SIFE: Trading in the label for academic achievement Sarah Cacicio, Teachers College, Columbia University
Paper 2: Picture of the soul: using photographic images to elicit deeper student responses in urban schools with significant Hispanic populations Dino Sossi, Columbia University
Paper 3: Students’ perceptions of language variation in the teacher’s talk and its implications on classroom language socialization Adriana Fernandez Criado, Teachers College, Columbia University
Panel 4: The effects of parental migration on the schooling received by children left behind in El Salvador Estrella Olivares-Orellana, Teachers College, Columbia University
Discussant: Carmina Makar Martin, Teachers College, Columbia University
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10:30-10:45am |
BREAK |
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10:45-12:30pm |
Session B PANEL III: Civic Education and Violence Prevention Location: Horace Mann Building- HM 144
Paper 1: Influencia del clima democrático en el salón de clase sobre los resultados en conocimiento cívico en América Latina Harvy Vivas Pacheco, Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia Angélica Valencia Serna, Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia
Paper 2: Communities of (Social) Innovation in Rio de Janeiro Laura Scheiber, Teachers College, Columbia University
Paper 3:Dispositivos formales y no formales: El papel que juegan en los procesos de formación ciudadana de jóvenes hijos de mexicanos en Estado Unidos Alfonso Cruz Aguilar, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos, México
Paper 4: Reproducing Inequality? Environmental Factors affecting school abandonment in rural highland Peru Dara MacDonald, SIPA, Columbia University
Discussant: Susana Martinez Restrepo, Teachers College, Columbia University
PANEL IV: Teachers Evaluation, Politics, and Unions in Mexico Location: Horace Mann Building- HM 148
Paper 1:Maestros y Movimiento: Teaching as Performance in Oaxaca, Mexico Cristian Bracho, New York University
Paper 2: Policy decisions on Basic education in Mexico and quality teaching/teacher’s practice in Math. Raquel Concha, Universidad de las Américas, Mexico City
Discussant: Rita Sanchez, Teachers College, Columbia University
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12:30-1:15pm |
LUNCH Location: Horace Mann 140 |
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1:15-5:15 |
Teaching Workshop Location: Horace Mann Building- HM 152
“The ESCUELA NUEVA Educational Model: Practical Lessons for Increasing School Quality in NYC from the Americas and Beyond” *Only for participants who applied and were accepted for admission.
Sponsored by: The U.S. Department of Education Title VI, Federal Grant for Latin America and the Caribbean to Columbia University and New York University. |
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1:15- 2:45 pm |
Session C
PANEL V: Higher Education: Access and Quality Location: Horace Mann Building- HM 144
Paper 1: Impacto del programa computadores para educar en el ingreso de estudiantes a Educación Superior en Colombia Juliana Márquez Zuñiga, Universidad de los Andes, Colombia
Paper 2: Race and Class-based policies in Brazilian Higher Education: A shift in focus from access and toward permanence of quota students at the Universidad Federal da Bahia Paulo Da Silva, Teachers College, Columbia University
Discussant: Daniel Friedrich, Teachers College, Columbia University
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2:45- 3 pm |
BREAK |
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3-5:00pm |
Session D
PANEL VI: Latino/a Cultural identities and academic achievement Location: Horace Mann Building- HM 148
Paper 1: Undergraduate Latin@ Student Organizations: A Latin@ Critical Theory Analysis Jessica Cruz, Teachers College, Columbia University
Paper 2: Positive Mexican Identity Formation and its Impact on Academic Achievement Roberto Santamaría, Columbia University
Paper 3: Towards a Transformative Resistance in Graduate School: Latina/o Testimonios at Teachers College Gloria Calderon, Teachers College, Columbia University
Paper 4: Internal Resistance: A Developmental Story of Human Agency Román Liera, Teachers College, Columbia University
Discussant: Givanni Ildefonso, Teachers College, Columbia University
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5:00-5:30pm |
BREAK |
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5:30-7:30pm |
Closing Keynote Panel Location: Milbank Chapel, Zankel Building
“Education, Culture & Latino Immigrants”
Keynotes: Prof. Bruce Fuller, UC Berkeley
Prof. Peggy Levitt, Wellesley College
Moderator: Prof. Lesley Bartlett, Teachers College, Columbia University
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7:30pm |
Dinner & Reception Location: Everett Lounge
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The Association of Latin American Students aims to create an academic, cultural and social network within the Latin American community at Teachers College. It embraces graduate students from a wide diversity of countries and strives to develop an enriching, supportive and culturally inclusive environment to exchange experiences and promote educational improvements in Latin American countries
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