AERA 2020 - Education in the Digital Age

AERA 2020 - Education in the Digital Age
06.07.2021
The Annual AERA Meeting in San Francisco, CA, in April 2020 was cancelled due to the coronavirus.

Original Planning:

The 2020 international session provides a space for North-American, German and international researchers to discuss their research and engage in transatlantic cooperation. Experts will exchange international perspectives on digital strategies and digital transformations in education as well as on current issues in education research. This year our session will be joined by researchers from the US, Canada, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Australia and will integrate insights both from research and from practitioners. AERA participants are welcome to join the event and participate in the plenary talk, our networking coffee and one of the roundtable discussions. During our plenary talk Prof. Felicitas Macgilchrist from the Georg Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research and Dr. Joann Halpern from the Hasso Plattner Institute New York will present discourses on educational technology and digitization in Germany and the US from a transatlantic perspective. These keynotes will be followed by six roundtables on the following topics:

  1. Digitalization and Educational Measurement in School
    Chairs: Nina Jude and Jeanette Ziehm (DIPF | Frankfurt)
  2. The Relationship between School Principals and Supervisory Authorities in the Context of Current Reform-Related Developments : An International Comparison
    Chair: Barbara Muslic (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany)
  3. Educational (In-)Equity — Comparative Perspectives on Cultures of Schooling in Germany and the USA
    Chair: Rick Mintrop (University of Berkeley, California USA)
  4. Defining Refugees and Refugee Education
    Chair: Alexander W. Wiseman (Texas Tech University, USA)
  5. Training Teachers to Educate Refugee and Humanitarian Migrant Youth
    Chair: Lisa Damaschke-Deitrick (Lehigh University, USA)
  6. Individuality and Responsibility: Challenges for Young People
    Chair: Stefanie Greubel (Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences)