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 |
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 | 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 McMullen | Justifying 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 Milliano | What 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 | 1.G.23 (m) |
G2 | Video-observation in research on teaching | Jukka Husu | 0.H.19 (B) |
G3 | Journal Reviewer Workshop | Filip Dochy | 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 | 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 | 1.H.26 (B) |
G9 | Organizing a Conference | Danny Kostons | 1.H.50 (B) |

