JURE Programme

The detailed information about the sessions is given below the programme overview.

The programme including the abstracts of presentations can be found here.
NOTE:  All JURE participants will have a printed version of the programme when they register for the conference.   

Sunday, August 23

14:00-16:00               JURE biking tour
16:00-19:00               Pre-registration & drinks

Monday, August 24

08:00-09:00     Registration and coffee
09:00-09:30     Opening JURE 2009

09:45-11:15     Session A: Paper session 1
11:20-12:20     Session B: Poster session 1
12:20-13:40     Lunch
13:40-14:45     Session C: Round table session
14:50-15:50     Session D: Paper session 2
15:50-16:10     Coffee
16:10-17:10     Session E: Poster session 2
17:15-18:45     Session F: Paper session 3

19:00   JURE conference dinner (at the conference venue)

Tuesday, August 25

09:15-10:45     Session G: Workshops

11:00-11:45     EARLI opening session including JURE closing and nominations for JURE awards
11:45-12:15     Best of JURE presentations
12:15-13:30     JURE business meeting
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17:15-18:45     Presidential address & EARLI and JURE awards

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Monday, August 24

Session A: PAPERS 1 (9:45 – 11:15, main building)

Session A1 - room 02.A.02
Chair: Harmen Schaap

Sandra Janssen

The influence of guidance on the quality of professional development plans

Karina Greb

Diagnostic Competence of Primary School Teachers: Development and
Examination of a Competence Model

Saskia Kistner

Promoting self-regulated learning in classrooms – investigating frequency, quality and consequences

Session A2 –room  05.A.02
Chair: Einav Aizikovitsh

Ridwan Maulana

The Indonesian teacher: a profile of teacher-student interpersonal behaviour in secondary education classes

Thea van Lankveld

Professional development of higher education teachers in the context of educational change: teacher learning in communities of practice

Session A3 – room 05.A.06
Chair: Karsten Krauskopf

Claudia Kastens

From professional knowledge to high-quality teaching: assessing teachers’ behavioural motivation to predict teaching quality

Hanneke van Nuland

The influence of dynamic processes on the intervention of individual motivation in the classroom

Gulbir Gur

A study on the predictors of teachers’ sense of efficacy beliefs

Session A4 – room 06.A.04
Chair: Helen Jossberger

Helena Meneses

Theoretical model of social competence in middle school

Lurdes Verissimo

The relation between academic achievement and social competence along schooling

Emmanuel Opoku Acquah

Socially withdrawn children in 1st grade

Session A5 –  room 07.A.02
Chair: Margarida Romero

Marjolijn Peltenburg

ICT-based dynamic assessment to reveal special education students’ potential in mathematics

Konstadina Dialektaky

Theoretical conceptualisation of paradigmatic assumptions in special educational needs research

Angeliki Kolovou

An ICT environment to assess and support students' mathematical problem-solving performance in non-routine puzzle-like word problems

Session A6 – room 11.A.02
Chair: Wolfram Rollet

Walid Aboraya

Hearing Egyptian teachers: exploring what prevents teachers from using information and communication technology (ICT) in special schools

Jonna Malmberg

Tracing elementary school students study tactic use in gStudy to examine strategic and self-regulated learning

Satu Jalonen

Investigating technology-enhanced knowledge practices in an engineering course

Session A7 – room 11.A.06
Chair: Marjolein van Herten

Isabel Sebastiao

Interactivity between practice and learning textual-discursive structures in compulsory schooling

Ines Cardoso

Relationship with writing both in school and extra-school contexts – a study in compulsory education

Iwan Wopereis

Improvising in music: can it be learned?

 

Session B: POSTERS 1 (11:20 – 12:20, Bellevue building)

Session B1 – room 0.H.19

Marjolein van Herten

Learning communities, informal learning and the humanities: an empirical study of book discussion groups

Esther de Groot

Design principles for (blended) learning communities of veterinary autonomous professionals

Marlies Baeten

Enhancing students' approaches to learning: the effects of contrasting learning environments

Antti Rajala

 

Participation and social modes of thinking - an intervention study on the development of collaborative learning in two primary school small groups

Session B2 – room 0.H.20

Lisa M Smith

Parental expectations and school communication in relation to elementary students’ parental involvement in homework completion

Linda van den Bergh

Teacher feedback during active learning: an inventory of current feedback practices, knowledge and problems

Eva Reitbauer

Cognitive and emotional aspects during the transition from primary to secondary school

Emely Mosko

Parental gender stereotypes as an explanation for gender differences in the mathematical self-concept and performance of children at primary school

Daniela Sofia Jadue Roa

Researching young children’s development of self-regulation in their transition experiences between preschool and primary school

Session B3 – room 1.H.17

Nadine Ulsess-Schurda

Fostering personal learning and development in diverse learning communities by ongoing formative assessment

Karin Smit

Students’ goal preferences in the classroom: why are certain goals salient and how does this affect motivation?

Marlous Tiekstra

From learning difficulties to learning opportunities by bridging the gap between diagnosis and instruction

Stephan Wernke

Is it possible to measure learning strategies with questionnaires “online”? Results of a study comparing a “traditional” questionnaire with a “nearly online” questionnaire

Martie Sneep

The relation between scaffolding and students’ involvement

Session B4 – room 1.H.24

Gerda Hagenauer

The change in learning enjoyment during early adolescence

Jean-Baptiste Dayez

Antecedents and consequences of interest experience

Anja Eichelmann

Tasks with typical errors – impact on achievement, motivation, and meta-cognition

Julia Carmen Nicklaussen

Emotional and social school experiences of elementary school students

Sabine Schmidthermes

Analysis of the interrelation between the joy of learning and learning efficiency under the aspect of social competence

Session B5 – room 1.H.26

Frauke Kaemmerer

Development and evaluation of a computer-based training of questioning

Marieke Thurlings

Online peer coaching for teacher professionalization: first explorations

Alessandro Pepe

Assessing e-learners satisfaction in virtual classroom activities

Andras Ketyi

Comparative usability study of ICT tools for collaborative language learning


Session C: ROUNDTABLE (13:40 – 14:45, Restaurant & Bellevue building)

Session C1 – Restaurant
Chair: Frederik Ahlgrimm

Geraldine Blomberg

Situated learning in teacher education - a study of two conflicting video-based treatments: examining the design and first results

Rosa C. Stoffa

Factors influencing self-regulated learning and Motivation among Asian American students in the United States

Session C2 – Restaurant
Chair: Thea van Lankveld

Bea Zumwald

Teamteaching to support teaching for diversity

Catalina Lomos 

The relationship between the innovative character of Dutch secondary schools, professional community and student achievement

Session C3 – Restaurant
Chair: Nienke Moolenaar

Helen Jossberger

Characteristics of successful learners in vocational education: development of an instrument

Jaakko Hilppo

Learning across formal, informal and non-formal learning environments: a literature review

Session C4 – Restaurant
Chair: Sibel Telli

Ann Stes

Instructional development for teachers in higher education: a PhD research into its effects

Renske de Kleijn

Supervisor-student relationship and feedback in Master’s thesis supervision

Session C5 – Restaurant
Chair: Xiuping Wang

Ludo van Meeuwen

Adaptive task selection in air traffic control training

Bettine Taminiau

Learner-control and procedural advice on self-assessment and task selection

Session C6 – Restaurant
Chair: Jo Lander

Lay Hoon Seah

Language barrier to learning of science: the systemic functional linguistics perspective

Gerd Johansen

Scaffolding student talk in upper secondary science

Session C7 – Restaurant
Chair: Lisa Smith

Inneke Berghmans

Peer assisted learning - unraveling the dialectic interaction processes of PAL

Wei Wu

A comparative study on educational beliefs of teachers at research-intensive universities between the Netherlands and China

Session C8 – Restaurant
Chair: Xiaoli Wu

Kathleen Sturmer

Professionalization in study - which internal prerequisites do students bring to become teachers?

Gulay Tiryakioglu

The organization of writing processes of foreign language learners: The interaction between L2 proficiency, composing processes and text quality

Session C9 – Restaurant
Chair: Marjolein Deunk

Jantina Huizenga

Location based learning by playing and creating games

Ioanna Iacovides

Player involvement and learning in digital games: the effect of co-located play

Session C10 – Restaurant
Chair: Ilona de Miliano

Christel Verberg

What do teachers learn from coaching dialogues in a negotiated assessment procedure?

Session C11 – Restaurant
Chair: Iwan Wopereis

Nele Kampa

Defining biological competence – determinants and internal structure

Jonghwi Park

Cultural-historical activity theory as a framework for K-12 classroom research: a review

Session C12 – Restaurant
Chair: Claudia Kastens

Nelleke Belo

Developing an instrument to measure physics teachers’ belief systems: teaching and learning physics to secondary students in the Netherlands

Maria Mama

Exploring the relationship between primary teachers' practices and beliefs about ICT in schools

Session C13 – Restaurant
Chair: Gerda Visser-Wijnveen

Sarah Heinzer

Professional identity – how it develops in dependence on vocational, educational and pedagogical aspects of apprenticeship

Albert Logtenberg

Students' questioning skills in history

Session C14 – Restaurant
Chair: Catalina Lomos

Wietse van der Linden

Research competences of primary school teachers

Larike Bronkhorst

Stimulating meaning oriented learning and deliberate practice: the design of a research-based teacher education program

Session C15 – room 0.H.19
Chair: Rosie Ridgway

Karsten Krauskopf

Teachers’ conceptions of socio-cognitive functions of participatory digital media: An approach to the didactic integration of digital media in the classroom

Olli Vesterinen

Media education in school context

Session C16 – room 0.H.20
Chair: Veerle Baaijen

Jef Van der Aa

Students' use of outline tools for writing

Anguelina Popova

Educational affordances of podcast to support learning

Session C17 – room 1.H.17
Chair: ???

Rens Gresnigt

Determine pupils' capabilities, skills, and critical thinking

Ingrid Spanjers

Does an expertise reversal effect of segmentation occur in learning with animations?

Session C18 – room 1.H.24
Chair: Maaike Endedijk

Katrin Ketterl

Concepts of work identity and workplace learning. Results from and implications of a literature search

Andreas Gegenfurtner

Tensions between gaze, thinking, and technology: the development of professional vision in medical education

Session C19 – room 1.H.26
Chair: Taiga Brahm

Anne Meyer

Seeing into learning from interaction - analyzing participation framework and task in the multilingual classroom

Judith Verkooijen

Implementing a teacher training aimed at goal directed performance, at a school for pupils with behavioural disorders

 

Session D: PAPERS 2 (14:50 – 15:50, main building)

Session D1 – room 02.A.02
Chair: Ridwan Maulana

Gerda J Visser-Wijnveen

The importance of the discipline in linking research and teaching

Xiaoli Wu

Self-efficacy, task complexity and task performance: exploring Interactions in two versions of vocabulary learning tasks

Session D2 – room 05.A.02
Chair: Andreas Gegenfurtner

Minna Pesonen

Structuring student participatory roles and tasks in computer supported collaborative learning – focus on group interaction

Margarida Romero

Effects of a context awareness tool in the evolution of group awareness during a long-term project activity in a virtual campus

Session D3 – room 05.A.06
Chair: Lauren Bart-Cohen

Ming-Chih Lan

Measuring the quality of Instructional activities reflected in student science notebooks

Greet Fastre

Supporting students in self-assessment by providing specific assessment criteria

Session D4 – room 06.A.04
Chair: Angelika Meier

Bert Slof

Representational effects on individual learning gains

Tamas Barassevich

Critical reasoning skills of 13- and 17-year-old Hungarian students

Session D5 – room 07.A.02
Chair: Jantina Huizenga

Claudia Schrader

Computer-based educational games – an effective way for learning?

Jana Hoehler

Modeling foreign language competence: An empirical application of a multilevel multidimensional item response theory approach

Session D6 – room 11.A.02
Chair: Annemieke Jacobse

Rakefet Ackerman

Meta-comprehension bias generated by illustrated text

Erkki Anto

Cognitive conflict in eye movements during text comprehension: a case study on adult learners’ conceptual change processes

Session D7 – room 11.A.06
Chair: Anouk Bergstra

Dubravka Knezic

Socratic dialogue and teacher dialogic skills

Antoine Van den Beemt

Patterns of interactive media usage among today's youth: results of a survey

 

Session E: POSTERS 2 (16:10 – 17:10, Bellevue building)

Session E1 – room 0.H.19

Sonia Abrantes
Garcez Palha

Designing and implementing switch problems for mathematical discussion, reasoning and level raising

SuChi Fang

Exploring teaching and learning the mole concept in two Australian (Victorian) Year 11 chemistry classrooms

Daniela Jimenez

Instructional explanations in mathematics lessons

Lauren Barth-Cohen

The interplay between students’ causal explanations and their coordination classes

Session E2 – room 0.H.20

Ulrike Magner

Illustrating pictures in intelligent tutoring systems: do they distract or elicit interest and engagement?

Antti-Tuomas Pulkka

Predictors of personal goal orientations

Daniela S. Schalke

IQ goes to school: the impact of education on the developmental dynamics of cognitive abilities

Daniela Lindner

The adaptability of the adolescence time perspective inventory in a German sample

Session E3 – room 1.H.17

Samuel Greiff

Difficult or not? Valid or not? A new way to measure complex problem solving: the MicroDYN approach

Claire Stevenson

Dynamic testing: analogical reasoning ability of 8 year-old native Dutch and ethnic minority children

Steffani Sass

Are pictures worth a thousand words in assessing competence? The influence of the representation format on test performance

Johanna Schwarz

Portfolio as learning strategy and alternative assessment tool

Eva Kyndt

The influence of working memory capacity and attention on students’ approaches to learning

Session E4 – room 1.H.24

Ruth Villalon  

Writing perceptions in secondary school context: exploring the relationship between students’ academic writing conceptions, self-efficacy beliefs about writing and academic performance

Christian Tarchi

The socio-constructivist dimension of reading comprehension: a focus on reader’s prior knowledge

Myrte Gosen

Reading-aloud of picture books at kindergarten

Maria Ralli

Students' self-perception as writers

Veerle Baaijen

Explaining knowledge change through writing

Session E5 – room 1.H.26

Julien Grand

Peer mediation as a boundary subject matter: what definition of the situation for the learners?

Harry Havekes

In which period was it? Placing historical concepts, dates, events and persons in a timeline and historical context by 15-17 year old students in the general secondary education: domain specific knowledge and skills in teaching history at Dutch high school.

Rossella Giolo

Evaluating inquiry community of philosophy for children

Leena Paakkari

Student teachers' ways of experiencing teaching health education

Session E6 – room 1.H.50

Valentina Grion

Narrative construction of teacher identity in online community

Anika Burgermeister

Teachers’ judgment accuracy in mathematics instruction (NO mathematics)

Jorg Holle

A questionnaire for the assessment of social competences

 

Session F: PAPERS 3 (17:15 – 18:45, main building)

Session F1 – room 02.A.02
Chair: Rosie Ridgway

Chris Phielix

The effect of a peer feedback and reflection tool on group performance

Zehavit Kohen

Developing pedagogical self regulation by using reflective support in a video-digital microteaching environment

Session F2 – room 05.A.02
Chair: Maaike Endedijk

Xavier Fontich

The dynamic construction of metalinguistic knowledge

Oxana Ivanova

Learning socialisation and learning conceptions: a comparative analysis of German and Russian young adults’ experiences

Harmen Schaap

Students' personal professional theories in vocational education: the internalization of knowledge

 

Session F3 – room 05.A.06
Chair: Dubravka Knezic

Elsayed Elshabrawy

Socio-cultural framework for understanding teachers’ attitudes towards inclusive education

Vincent Grenon

Recourse of pre-service teachers to IT resources in a practicum context: survey results and paths for moving forward

Gil Vertongen

Influence of training entry motives on obstacles perception in an adult student population

 

Session F4 – room 06.A.04
Chair: Martijn van Schaik

Janine van der Rijt

The role of workplace characteristics in feedback-seeking behaviour

Marilou Belisle

The effects of innovative and professionaling programs (IPP) on student professionalization

Session F5 – room 07.A.02
Chair: Esther de Groot

Taiga Brahm

Reflexivity as an important factor for the success of computer-supported collaborative learning in vocational education

Niina Impio

Teachers in collaboration: the role of ICT in the development of expertise and community building

Session F6 – room 11.A.02
Chair: Gerda Visser-Wijnveen

Jake McMullenJustifying the margins: identifying the effects of data collection and categorization methods on sociometric measurements in the classroom

Evelyne Pochon-Berger

Self-initiated turns in small group interactions: opportunities for learning?

Isabel Miguel

How is intelligence defined and how can family and school contribute to its development? Educators’ and students’ social representations

Session F7 – room 11.A.06
Chair: Andreas Gegenfurtner

Michal Stolarsky Ben-Nun

"I thought all is needed is a microscope to visualize DNA": the outcomes of a laboratory activity on students' comprehension of molecular genetics

Lam Siu Yan

The use of variation theory to improve student understanding of kinetics through scientific investigation

Session F8 – room 14.A.05
Chair: Myrte Gosen

Ilona de MillianoWhat do classrooms observations and teacher perceptions reveal about 'balanced literacy instruction' to adolescent at-risk students?

Mark Ullrich

Picture-Text-Integration: effects of sequencing and informational overlap

Susanna Del Carlo

Reading aloud to preschool children

 

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Tuesday, August 25

Session G: WORKSHOPS (09:15 – 10:45, main and Bellevue building)

 

Workshop title

Experts

Room

G1

Multilevel analysis

Sven De Maeyer
Huub van den Bergh

1.G.23 (m)

G2

Video-observation in research on teaching

Jukka Husu
Auli Toom

0.H.19 (B)

G3

Journal Reviewer Workshop

Filip Dochy
Anastasia Efklides
Ann Corney

02.A.02 (m)

G4

CSCL: Investigating Online Learning Conversations

Jakko van der Pol

0.H.20 (B)

G5

Peer Assessment for Publication: Process and Product

Maureen Rajuan

1.H.17 (B)

G6

Educational Design Research: Stacking up evidence for educational interventions

Nienke Nieveen
Elvira Folmer

1.H.24 (B)

G7

Online teacher training in higher education: From research to development of ICT competences

Teresa Guasch

1.B.14 (m)

G8

Protocol analysis

Carla van Boxtel
Gonny Schellings

1.H.26 (B)

G9

Organizing a Conference

Danny Kostons
Helen Jossberger

1.H.50 (B)

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