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TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
(as of 12/23/09) IACEP
NORTH AMERICAN REGIONAL CONFERENCE CATAMARAN RESORT HOTEL, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA FEBRUARY 5-7, 2010 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2010 8:00AM and ongoing: Conference Registration 9:00-10:20 AM Simultaneous Workshops H. Carl Haywood: Introduction to Bright Start, Cognitive Curriculum for Young
Children, Part
I Trish Doerr:
Engaging Thinking Skills in Special and Regular Education Classrooms∗ 10:20-10:40 AM Coffee Break 10:40-NOON Simultaneous
sessions I Haywood:
Introduction to Bright Start, Part II Symposium: Carol Robinson-Zañartu, chair: Dynamic Cognitive Assessment for Academic Intervention: Design, Response,
and Report∗ 12:00-1:30 PM Lunch Break 1:30-2:50 PM Keynote Address: Michael Cole UCSD Distinguished Professor of Communication, Psychology and Human Development Culture and Development: Current
Theoretical, Methodological, and Empirical Challenges. 2:50-3:10 PM Coffee Break 3:10-4:30 PM Simultaneous sessions II: A) Papers: Clinical Issues Kathryn LeLaurin: Differential Effects of Mental Health and Educational Interventions Mary Ann Evans: The Role of Mindfulness
in Cognitive Mediation B)
Symposium: Katherine Greenberg, Chair What Is The Place of Qualitative Inquiry in Cognitive Education? Contributions to Research and Practice Jessica Lester and Kathryn Evans: Situating Qualitative
Inquiry Within the Language
of Cognitive Education Maria
Oreshkina: Teacher-Student Relationship as Context for Overcoming Underachievement Katherine Greenberg: Learning from Teachers: Qualitative
Research Influence on CEA Professional
Development ∗ These sessions will be repeated
on Saturday, February 6. See the Saturday schedule for details. 2 Friday, Feb. 5 (Simultaneous sessions II, continued) C) Symposium: Ingrid Jeffrey, Chair The Ingredients for Cognitive Change in Children With
Significant Challenges Presenters:
Ingrid Jeffrey, Kathleen Jeffrey, and Natalia Gajdamaschko 4:30-5:00 PM Free Time 5:00-6:30
PM Poster Session, No-Host
Cocktails Posters: a) James C. Kaufman and Candice D.
Davis: Linguistic Styles of Personal Narratives and Ratings of Creativity b) Katherine Greenberg: Advantages and Perils of Dynamic Assessment with Children Diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum
Disorder c) Tessy
T. Pumaccahua and James C. Kaufman: Generality of the Mad Genius Hypothesis Across Educational Contexts d) Martha Wood and Janice Scott: An Update on
the Feuerstein Model and its Implementation e) Jacqueline Portman: Infusing Cognitive Skills in Content, Standards, and Lesson Planning 6:30 PM and forward: Boat Ride On The Bay and No-Host
Dinner Take a 30-minute
(hopefully) moonlight ride on the Bahia Belle, a sternwheeler that travels on Mission Bay between the Catamaran and its sister hotel,
the Bahia Resort. You can have dinner at the Bahia and return on the Bahia Belle when you have finished. Or have dinner at the Catamaran, or at any one of the several restaurants
within walking distance of the hotel. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2010 8:00-9:00 AM REGISTRATION
AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST 9:00-10:20
AM Keynote Address: Robert Sternberg Dean, School of Arts & Sciences,
Tufts University Cognitive
Education without Diversity is the Junk Food of the Educational Enterprise 10:20-10:40 AM Coffee Break 10:40-NOON Simultaneous sessions III: A) Papers: Psychological Processes Ute Henrich: Factors Affecting the Academic Achievement of First-year
Students at a South
African University of Technology 3 Saturday,
February 6 (Simultaneous Sessions III, Session A, continued) Caroline Bruttin and Fredi Buechel: Analogical Reasoning and Working Memory in Students with Intellectual Disabilities Neil Greenberg: Modes of Reality
Testing in the Brain and Cognitive Education B) Symposium: Carol Robinson-Zañartu, Chair Dynamic Cognitive Assessment for Academic Intervention: Design,
Response, and Report Presenters: Carol Robinson-Zañartu,
Felicia Fis, Manalle Genét, Patricia Mercado, and Vanessa Ornelas C) Symposium: Jerry Carlson, Chair Cognition, Rational Behaviorism, and Cognitive Education Presenters: Duane M. Rumbaugh, H. Carl
Haywood; Discussant: Jerry Carlson 12:00-1:30 PM: Luncheon and IACEP Informational Meeting, On The Beach 1:30-2:50 PM Simultaneous sessions IV: Miniworkshops A) Michal Gablinger: “MICKMATH” Learning
Games: Mediation of Cognitive Functions and Logical Thinking for young children B) Morten Hem: Concept Teaching: The Concept Teaching Model 2:50-3:10 PM Coffee Break 3:10-4:30 PM Simultaneous sessions V: Miniworkshops A) Trish Doerr: Engaging Thinking Skills in Special
and Regular Education Classrooms B) Deborah Leong and Elena Bodrova: Tools of the Mind: Implementing Cognitive Education in the Early Childhood Classroom C) Louis Falik and Kathleen Bellanca:
Mediating Past the First Level of Resistance 5:30-9:30 PM Optional (paid) Event: President’s Reception at the San Diego Maritime Museum; $35 fee includes admission to Museum
plus hors d’oeuvres at Reception, no-host bar; Roundtrip Trolley Ride ($25 fare) to Reception, brief tours of Gaslamp Quarter, Little Italy other San Diego areas en route,
optional drop-off; Trolley leaves hotel at 5:30 PM. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2010 8:00-9:00 AM: CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST 4 9:00-10:20
AM Simultaneous sessions
VI: A) Papers: Mathematical
Processes Barbara
Cozza and Maria Oreshkina: Cognitive and Metacognitive Processes in Math Problem Solving with Elementary School Students from a Cross-Cultural
Perspective Robyn
Ruttenberg-Rozen: From modification to mediation: One class’s journey in mathematical learning B) Symposium: Martin B. Miller, chair A Cognitive Education Culture
for Adults with Special Needs Beatrice Guida: Developing and Maintaining a Cognitive Educational Culture Martin B. Miller: Adults with Prader-Willi Syndrome:
Results of a Natural Experiment C) Sam Kier, Chair Perspectives
on Cognitive Education: Program Implementation Presenters: Sam Kier, Mary Ann Evans, Rhonda Johnson, Dyane Razook, Laurie Lautoa and Robert Hoe 10:20-10:40 AM Coffee Break 10:40-NOON Keynote Address: Barbara Rogoff UC Santa Cruz Foundation Distinguished Professor of Psychology Learning by Observing and Pitching In: Cultural Differences in Ways
of Arranging for Learning 12:00=1:00
PM WRAP-UP, FEEDBACK,
Q&A 1:00 PM ADJOURNMENT The International Center for the Enhancement of Learning Potential (headed
by Prof. Feuerstein) in collaboration with University Babes-Bolyai, Cluj - Napoca and University of Antwerp, coordinator
of the DAFFODIL EU Project announces the 31st International Summer Workshops. Dates: July 4-15, 2010 Venue: University Babes-Bolyai, Cluj-Napoca, Romaina. Cluj-Napoca has
an international airport with direct flights from London, Paris, Frankfurt, Rome, Madrid, Budapest and some other cities. Program: Stipends: Special stipends for select courses will be available
for participants from East European countries. Participants from all EU Countries may apply for Comenius stipends at
their national agencies. Information and registration: Phone: +972-2-5693304; Fax: +972-3-542-6620. www.daffodilproject.com VENUE — UNIVERSITY OF ÉVORA Colégio do Espírito Santo 5-11 September
2010 Dynamic Assessment of Functioning and Oriented at Development and
Inclusive Learning A Comenius multilateral project - 142084-2008-LLP-BE-COMENIUS-CMP The Daffodil
Project welcomes you to Daffodil Summer Course, 5-10 Steptember 2010 in Évora, Portugal How to come *Arrival to Évora on sunday . From to Lisbon is about 130Km and a bus trip
takes 1h30m. *Flight to Lisbon Airport. Airport Bus (aeroshuttle - 3,50€) connect to Rede
Expresso Bus (www.rede- expressos.pt) that connects Évora Central Station Bus. *Travel and
Accomodation: Hotel reservation: evora@topatlantico.com Tel
+351 266 746 970 Organization: CIEP— Centro de Investigação
em Educação e Psicologia Contacts: Universsity of Évora — Apartado 94, 7002-554
Évora Telf.: + 351 266 768 052 | FAX +351 266 768 073 E-mail: ciep@uevora.pt Daffodil Summer Course Innovative Assessment of Functioning Oriented at Development and Inclusive Learning Presentation: 1.development
of insight and vision: understand how the way assessment is done favours or inhibits inclusion 2.insight:
familiarize the participant with a new paradigm of contextual, needs- based, assessment looking at a child’s
potential 3. knowledge: introduce participants to some of the innovative assessment systems which
are dynamic, interactive, contextual and processual 4. attitude: learn to “think contextually”
when you do assessment: how a child functions in relation to his environment; evaluating also the educational
context while evaluating a child 5. insight: learn to design assessment plans
oriented at maximalizing activities and participation in inclusive education. Preliminary
programme: Sunday, September 5th 2010 17:00 registration 19:00
Welcome. Introducing Daffodil project, course programme 20:00 Welcome reception Monday,
September 6th 2010 09:00 General introduction(all partners): Assessment in the light of the principles inclusive
education Conceptual issues: a socio-constructive model of disability as a starting point Purpose of
functional assessment Current problems in assessing functio- ning of children with special needs: report
of a European study Dynamic vs. static assess- ment 13:00 Lunch (provided) 15:00
A model of functional, contextual, needs-based assessment (Hugo Van de Veire, Belgium, Noella Pameijer,
NL) (Dutch: handelingsgerichte diagnostiek) Identifying spe- cial educational needs How to plan functional
assessment? How to involve all parties concerned: child, psychologisits, parents, school How to organize
assessment across time Examples/ working on case studies 19:00 End Tuesday, September
7th 2010 09:00 Introduction to Feuerstein’s concept of LPAD (Learning Propensity Assessment)– Jo
Lebeer, University of Antwerp, BE & Kristina Bohács, University of Szeged, HU) Feuerstein’s
concept of structural cognitive modifiability Critique on psychome- trics Principles of dynamic assessment
Introduction to instruments and practice of LPAD/ case studies (demonstrations) Getting some experience with
learning propensity assessment by doing 13:00 Lunch (provided) 15:00 Introduction
to Cognitive Assessment System – Cristina Rosário, Vitor Cruz, Ade- linda Candeias (University
of Evora, PT) & Gunvor Sonnesyn (Pedverket, NO) Principle of CAS: cognitive assessment as designed by Das
& Naglieri Demonstration of instruments/ getting some experience Demonstration of practice with children
using the CAS Why CAS is an alternative to classic psychometrics in assessing functioning of children with SEN
Experience with CAS in Portugal & Norway 20:30 An evening of cultural diversity: socio-cultural exchange Wednesday,
September 8th 2010 09:00 Inclusive coaching: Facilitating conceptual change in the assessment process– Petri
Partanen (Skolutveklarna, SE) & Noemi Birta-Székely (Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj, RO)
This workshop focusses on assessing the inclusiveness of the school, i.e. in what way does a school (as
a whole) and the teacher (as a person) favour the learning and functioning of children with SEN? Assessing
children’s functioning can never be seen in isolation, but has to be seen in interaction. How
can teachers/schools be coached in such a way to create positive change, in order to cope better with a diversity
of needs in the classroom. Assessment as a lever of conceptual change. Examples are shown of such contextual
assessment; participants practice and reflect on their own practice 13:00 Lunch (provided) 15:00
Dynamic assessment and intervention in socio-emotional competencies – Adelin- da Candeias &
Ana Rocha (University of Evora, PT) What are socio-emotional competen- cies (SEC)? Problems with SEC in
children with SEN How to assess socio-emotional competencies/ behavioural functioning in children with
behavioural problems? Over- view of instruments Research experience in Portgual How to do it in a dynamic,
interac- tive way, so that it becomes a useful tool for a teacher/ parents to know how to deal with it
Demonstrations/ practice Registration: The registration should be done on website www.daffodilproject.org Course Fee: 400 euro (including coffee
breaks, lunch and documentation) Practical information & registration ciep@uevora.pt
Dr.a Catarina Dias: cdias@uevora.pt | Tel. +351 266 768050 Possibility
to obtain a Comenius/ Grundtvig Stipendium All professionals working in the context of school or adult education
and living out- side Portugal, are entitled to apply to their National Life Long Learning European Agency
a financial stipendium to cover course fees, travel and accommodation costs. Deadline for application
is January 16th 2010. Please request a preliminary letter of acceptance to Dra. Catarina Dias cdias@uevora.pt
Tel. +351 266 768050. Ask you National LLL Agency for the necessary forms. The reference number of the
course in the Grundtvig/comenius database is BE-2010-127-001 . Target group: Educational
Psychologists, SEN Teachers, Counsellors & Career Advisors, Policy Makers, Therapists working in assessment,
working with children & adolescents with special educational needs. Outcomes competences: After
the course, the participant will : 1.be able to critically evaluate his/her own practice regarding assessment, whether
it hinders of favours inclusion 2.be able to critically evaluate the goals of assessment, and the use of methods
in function of its goals; be able to decide when to use and not to use psychometric methods and when to
use alternatives 3.have some introductory knowledge about dynamic, interactive, functional, contextual
inclusive assessment systems; know about different approaches, be able to critically compare and evaluate
these methods 4.know what functional, needs-based assessment is 5.know and apply basic principles
of coaching towards inclusion 6.understand the basics of the model of ICF to plan educational interventions 7.be
able to plan a functional, needs-based, child assessment. Accreditation: National Bureau
of Teacher Training Portugal: FOCO/University of Evora, certificate 3 ECTS credits after portfolio evaluation. Portfolio
examination: every participant will write a case study with assess- ment report based on the Daffodil
criteria. Thursday, September 9th 2010 09:00 Inclusive Curriculum Based Assessment - Gunvor
Sonnesyn....(Pedverket, NO) How to assess understanding of mathematics in a dynamic way Overview of instruments
used to assess an SEN learners’ functioning and learning, using curri- cular content: what principles
have to be followed when assessing students with SEN The Cyprus Recommendations of Inclusive Assessment
(Eur. Agency for Deve- lopment of SEN) 13:00 Lunch (provided) 15:00 Portfolios
as tools to improve teaching and learning in inclusive settings – João Silva, Helena Palma
& Adelinda Candeias (University of Evora, PT) Principles of portfolio assessment Portfolio in primary
school, secondary school, university of college Portfolio in children with SEN Experience with portfolio
tool 20:00 Welfare dinner Friday, September 10th 09:00 Functional
assessment based on ICF (International Classification of Functio- ning, Disability & Health) – a functional
approach to assessment and intervention – (Inge Van Trimpont, University of Leuven – BE,
Adelinda Candeias, Evora, PT – Jo Lebeer, University of Antwerp, BE) Concepts underlying the ICF
Experience and criticism with ICF in education in Portugal Model of use of ICF to chart the special educational
and functional needs in children with disability Informatisation of the ICF data 13:00 Lunch
(provided) 15:00 Towards a synthesis: inclusive assessment; how to write recommendations; how
to advise inclusive teams on the basis of assessment Working on cases Course evaluatoin 18:00
End Saturday September 11th 09:00 Supervision of portfolios Participants present
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