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Reorientation of Teacher Education Towards Sustainability through Theory and Practice
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For more information, Please see websites below:
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Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214
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Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079
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Free School Gardening Art Posters
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159`
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Companion Planting Increases Food Production from School Gardens
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159
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Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348
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City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440
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Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110
The aesthetic literacy in the youth and adult educationGustavo Araújo
This article is the result of a theoretical research and is part of a larger study under development in the doctorate program in Education of the State University Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho. It aims to understand the importance of aesthetic literacy for the development of reading and writing of young and adult students in rural education from readings and comic books productions. This study is based on Cultural-Historical theory and has as a method the Didactic-Formative Experiment. The data recording instruments used in the research are the field records of observations made in the classroom, the audio recording of interviews with the students, as well as visual records of the comic books produced by the students and classes recordings in videos. For data analysis, we will follow the perspective of Dialectical Historical Materialism. When considering reading and writing as social and cultural practices, literacy is fundamental in the educational process. In this sense, we understand that comic books are important instruments for the development of reading and writing of the young and adults of the rural education, allying text and image in the process of teaching and learning.
Reorientation of Teacher Education Towards Sustainability through Theory and Practice
`
For more information, Please see websites below:
`
Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214
`
Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079
`
Free School Gardening Art Posters
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159`
`
Companion Planting Increases Food Production from School Gardens
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159
`
Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348
`
City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440
`
Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110
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Education in the 21st Century:
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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
FLORINA
19th – 20th October 2018
2. 1st
Day, Friday, 19th
October 2018
09:00-11:00 Registration
11:00-12:30 A1 1st Parallel Session
HALL A1
Mathematics, Science and Sustainability Education
Chairs: Konstantinos Nikolantonakis & Arto Adili
Aggeliki Garantzioti, Konstantinos Nikolantonakis
Mathematics and art with primary school students
Arto Adili, Lorena Margo
Calculating elementary limits using the pythagorean theorem
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Metodi Glavche, Аleksa Malcheski, Risto Malcheski
Working with mathematically gifted students in the initial education –
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Sonja Chalamani, Marzanna Seweryn-Kuzmanovska, Elena Kotevska
Realization in teaching mathematics by applying games
Anthoula Gkertsaki
The cognitive representations of students when they solving
mathematic problems
Discussion
11:00-12:30 A2 1st Parallel Session
HALL A2
Digital Technologies
Chairs: Dimitrios Psillos & Josif Petrovski
Simos Anagnostakis
"Research and Planning a Framework for Pre-service Primary
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Łukasz Tomczyk
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Angeliki Samanta, Dimitrios Psillos
Greek primary teachers’ practices following professional
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Discussion
3. 1st
Day, Friday, 19th
October 2018
11:00-12:30 A3 1st Parallel Session
HALL A3
Language(s), Literature
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Elizabeta Bandilovska, Ljulzim Ademi
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Language(s), Literature
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Lela Ivanovska
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Spyros Bouras
The Greek Language Education in Albania: Presentation of a
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Chionia Frantzezou
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Engage and Conquer: how the use of the Internet can engage
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Early development of bilingualism
Discussion
4. 4
12:30-12:45 COFFEE BREAK
1st
Day, Friday, 19th
October 2018
12:45-14:15 B1 2nd Parallel Session
HALL A1
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Stamatis Gargalianos & Jove Talevski
Sabit Vejseli, Vildane Sulejmani, Emil Sulejmani, Muamer Alla
Challenges and priorities of education in the following period
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Music and theatre in the early childhood education: a specific game
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Glyka Dionysopoulou, George Deliopoulos
Learning through play: experiential learning activities and games for
History and Ancient Greek Literature.
Vladimir Talevski, Marieta Petrova
Hearing and experiencing the music with children from preschool age
Discussion
12:45-14:15 B2 2nd Parallel Session
HALL A2
History, Culture and Art
Chairs: Ifigenia Vamvakidou & Kristijan Veljanov
Germanos Vasileiadis, Ifigeneia Vamvakidou, Ilias Sailakis
National representations of the Balkan area in the covers of «The
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Tomorrow’s active citizens- today’s active students: lessons of the
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Ivan Nikolić
Aristotle before and after the formal education
Konstantinos Tsoumitas, Ifigenia Vamvakidou, Petra Ntonou
Border’s fairy tales as common narratives
Evaggelia Aristeidou
The bands and musicians of Florina (1912-)
Discussion
5. 5
1st
Day, Friday, 19th
October 2018
12:45-14:15 B3 2nd Parallel Session
HALL A3
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Vassiliki Papadopoulou & Daniela Andonovska-Trajkovska
12:45-14:15 B4 2nd Parallel Session
HALL A4
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Dimitris T. Zachos & Kostis Tsioumis
Vassiliki Papadopoulou, Pavlos Stavridis
"The students' views of the University of Western Macedonia for their
Teaching Practice Program (third Phase)"
Georgios Klokidis
The Greek school of Zemun
Sophia Fourlari
Learning-related results of the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility: the
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Arjan Kamburi
Self efficacy and reflections about study program of pre service
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Daniela Andonovska-Trajkovska
Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Texts - Methods for University
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Discussion
Elena Sotiropoulou, Kostis Tsioumis, Ifigeneia Vamvakidou
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Evangelia Seira
Possibilities of developing citizenship at the Greek Lyceum: A
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Dimitris T. Zachos, Maria Patsikouridi
Positive Discrimination Policies in Education: The Case of Greece
Triantafyllia Georgiadou, Dimitris Pnevmatikos
The existence of emotions in afterlife: A developmental study
Panagiota Christodoulou, Dimitrios Pnevmatikos, Nikolaos
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Trust in Human-Robot Interaction: A systematic review
Discussion
6. 6
1st
Day, Friday, 19th
October 2018
14:15-17:00 LUNCH BREAK
17:00-18:30 C1 3rd Parallel Session
HALL A1
Mathematics, Science and Sustainability Education
Chairs: Charalampos Lemonidis & Konstantinos P. Christou
17:00-18:30 C2 3rd Parallel Session
HALL A2
Digital Technologies
Chairs: Konstantinos Kalemis & Rafail Prodani
Anastasios Ntivanidis, Dimitrios Fourkiotis, Antonios Mihakos
I.C.T: A teaching proposal with the use of Padlet
Konstantinos Kalemis, Maria Bottis
Creation and the use of a lending e-library in Refugee Reception
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Nikolas Soutopoulos
A small-scale research about skype as a synchronous social medium
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Georgia Papatsiakmaki-Kofidou, Dimitris Danielidis, Dimitris
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“An educational program based on the use of ICT & Embodied Learning
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perimeter concerns”
Rafail Prodani, Blerina Çeliku, Klea Prodani
“Use of ICT in high schools case study: “Κorca region””
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3rd Grade Primary School students' perceptions about book of
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Vasileios Tzirtziganis
The articulation between arithmetic and algebraic thinking
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Mental calculation strategies for addition and subtraction with integers
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Reading Comprehension and Vividness of Visual Imagery as Predictors
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Maria Ach. Karagiorgou, Konstantinos P. Christou
The Spontaneous Focusing On quantitative Relations (SFOR) on
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7. 7
1st
Day, Friday, 19th
October 2018
17:00-18:30 C3 3rd Parallel Session
HALL A3
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Early Foreign Language Learning: Its contribution to the development
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Chrysanthi Markou
Reflecting on learning Greek as a foreign language in a Digital
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Improving EFL students’ listening and speaking skills through
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Jasmina Vasilevska, Elena Sotirov, Valentina Bogojovksa,
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Challenges in L2 learning & teaching in the combined high school
“Taki Daskalo” in Bitola
Argyro Andria, Eleni Griva, Isaak Papadopoulos
Language skills and Strategies: A Needs Assessment approach of FL
learners in Greek
Discussion
17:00-18:30 C4 3rd Parallel Session
HALL A4
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Dobri Petrovski & Fabiola Kadi
Fabiola Kadi, Helona Pani
Spiritual and intellectual enlightenment in Albanians – Protestants’
contribution in Albanians’ education
Ioannis Tsompanopoulos, Konstantinos Asikis
“Lesson Folder" of Religious studies at primary school: A new school text
book – challenge for a Greek school and its students’ education
Miroslav Kuka, Dobri Petrovski, Metodija Stojanovski
Structural and strategic changes in the process of educational
development
Vasiliki Papadopoulou, Aggeliki Sakellariou, Christina Koutsou
Promoting reflection: analysis of critical incidents from students’ practice
Irena Nikaj
Early childhood education in Albania: The outcomes and new
perspectives in Korca’s region
Discussion
8. 8
1st
Day, Friday, 19th
October 2018
17:00-18:30 C5
Chairs:
17:00-18:30 3rd Parallel Session
HALL A6
Junior Research Session
Chairs:
Round Table- Thematic session:
Α5
Refugee Students Language support. XENIOS ZEUS European Programme.
Needs for development of new teaching material
Konstantinos Dinas, Konstantinos Konstantopoulos, Nikos Akritidis
Translation of Round Table: Maria Liontou, Athanasia Angeli
Soula Patsiou & Konstantinos Konstantopoulos
Refugee students at schools of Western Macedonia
Nikos Akritidis
Refugee students in Greek school: mapping the situation in Central Macedonia,
needs and suggestions
Vassiliki Papadopoulou & Nektaria Palaiologou
Teachers’ Education and Needs for their training about Refugee Education:
University of Western Macedonia as an example
Christos Papias
Presentation of Language Supportive Material NEFELI for Refugee Students:
Diavata spot as a case study
Closure-Discussion with the audience
9. 9
18:30-19:00 COFFEE BREAK
17:00-18:30 POSTER SESSION
Vasilika Pojani, Robert Stratoberdha
Increasing English Pronunciation Confidence through in and out-of-
classroom Practice Activities
Suela Koça
Some important issues on idiom acquisition
Pavllo Cicko, Mihallaq Zilexhiu
Communicative and cultural competence in learning French as a foreign
language for the Albanian natives
Georgia Karountzou, Aikaterini Tsetsekou, Sofia lagonikou
Movie stories: insights for collective and individual movie analysis
Helena Lubonja
The linguistic interference of Albanian language with the Greek language
among consecutive bilingual children
Nikolas Georgitsis
Greek-speaking education in Europe: cases of Sweden, Germany, Belgium
– France and Albania (Case Studies)
Fitore Malaj Abdyli
Perception of organisational justice and teacher job satisfaction
19:00-21:00 OPENING CEREMONY
Greetings
Plenary Lecture
The Homoepathic Principle of the Telephus Myth, and its Implementation in the Balkan
Educational Mechanisms from Mid C19 to C21.
Nicos Terzis, Emeritus professor of A.U.Th
10. 10
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
09:00-10:30 D1 4th Parallel Session
HALL A1
Social Sciences and Psychology
Chairs: Georgia Stephanou & Ristić Milica
Marieta Petrova
21st century education in rapidly changing world
Anna Lezgidou, Dimitris Pnevmatikos
The relation between empathy and musical preferences at the
beginning and the end of adolescence
Ristić Milica, Zlatković Blagica
Exam coping strategies among Pedagogical faculty students
Georgia Stephanou, Fotini Tsoni
Metacognition and performance in Language and Mathematics: The
interactive role of hope and self-efficacy
Discussion
09:00-10:30 D2 4th Parallel Session
HALL A2
Mathematics, Science and Sustainability Education
Chairs: Konstantinos P. Christou & Anastasios Zoupidis
Aggeliki Garantzioti, Niki Diamanti, Konstantinos Nikolantonakis
The strange story of numbers
Despoina Chavouzi
Mental Percentage Calculation Performance of 10th Grade students
in Greece - Report of a Small-Scale Study
Chrysoula Samata, Konstantinos Nikolantonakis
A social semiotic approach in mathematic problem solving of
elementary school students with autism spectrum disorders
Ioannis Apostolos Popotis, Konstantinos Nikolantonakis
The Chinese abacus in the light of instrumental genesis
Discussion
11. 17
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
09:00-10:30 D3 4th Parallel Session
HALL A3
Language(s), Literature
Chairs: Dimitra Karoulla-Vrikki & Daniela Andonovska-Trajkovska
Dimitra Karoulla-Vrikki, Giorgos Georgiou
Government translation and interpretation in Cyprus: the interpreters’
perspective
Daniela Andonovska-Trajkovska
Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Texts - Methods for University
Students’ Critical Literacy Development
Alma Karasaliu
(Not) using Translation during EFL Teaching A Study Case in some
Albanian High Schools.
Nikolas Soutopoulos
Differentiated instruction: Greek as a foreign/second language for
refugee children in primary schools in Greece (Case Study)
Georgia Gavriilidou, Ioanna Kopsidou
Developing speaking skills in a multilingual and multicultural
classroom: the A1 and C1 level for Greek as a second/foreign
language
Discussion
09:00-10:30 D4 4th Parallel Session
HALL A4
Language(s), Literature
Chairs: Angeliki Kiliari & Anastasia G. Stamou
Anastasia G. Stamou, Angeliki Kiliari
The public discourses on the language education of refugee children:
Ethnocentrism vs. philanthropism and inclusion vs. transition
Anatoli – Rafailia Deligiorgi
Representations of refugees in times of crisis. A Critical Discourse
Analysis in Greek newspapers.
Christina Maligkoudi
Issues of language socialization and language acquisition among
Italians in Greece
Christopher Lees
Doing gender on Facebook: The case of Greek secondary school
pupils and potential applications in the classroom
Christos Alexopoulos, Anastasia G. Stamou
Gender representations and language education: The case of the
primary school textbook for the teaching of Greek language in the first
grade
Discussion
12. 18
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK
11:00-12:30 E1 5th Parallel Session
HALL A1
Mathematics, Science and Sustainability Education
Chairs: Penelope Papadopoulou & Antonio Kirkov
Antonio Kirkov
Contemporary teaching and evaluation methods in dental student`s
science education
Georgios Ampatzidis, Despoina Georgakopoulou, Georgia Kapsi
Clitoris, the Unknown: Tracing students’ knowledge of reproductive
physiology and anatomy
Maria-Christina Kasimati, Marida Ergazaki
Combining biology education & education for sustainability in
preschool: Insights from the 3rd cycle of a design research study
Eftychia Valanidou, Marida Ergazaki, Renia Gasparatou
Designing a philosophy-inspired learning environment for biological
classification
Alexandros Amprazis, Penelope Papadopoulou
Attitudes towards plants: Evaluating the intensity of the "plant
blindness" phenomenon in Greek primary schools
Discussion
11:00-12:30 E2 5th Parallel Session
HALL A2
Language(s), Literature
Chairs: Eleni Griva & Bisera Kostadinovska-Stojchevska
Bisera Kostadinovska-Stojchevska
Cultural awareness in foreign language teaching
Athanasia Angeli
Teaching Greek as second or other language: Translanguaging in
and out of multilingual classroom
Ioannis Giantsidis
Translanguaging captivates the whole classroom
Eleni Griva, Ifigenia Kofou
The Intercultural Portfolio as a tool for developing/assessing learners’
multilingual and multicultural skills and strategies
Isaak Papadopoulos
Understanding intercultural communication of teenaged students:
focus on persuasive strategies
Discussion
13. 19
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
11:00-12:30 E3 5th Parallel Session
HALL A3
Language(s), Literature
Chairs: Triantafyllos H. Kotopoulos & Anastasia G. Stamou
11:00-12:30 E4 5th Parallel Session
HALL A4
Educational Sciences
Chairs: George Iordanidis & Arjan Kamburi
Arjan Kamburi
Self efficacy and reflections about study program of pre service
elementary teachers
Vasiliki Papadopoulou, Evmorfia Kipouropoulou
Images of teachers’ professional role through the study of students’
Teaching Practicum Records at the Department of Primary Education
of the University of Western Macedonia
Christina Tsaliki, George Malandrakis, Penelope Papadopoulou,
Petros Kariotoglou
Studying the impact of a Professional Development Program on
Science teachers’ practices
E-M Bolla, George Iordanidis
Organizational commitment of Primary Education teachers and the
effect of job satisfaction on it
Aikaterini Balasi, George Iordanidis
“Assessing Five Dimensions of Professional Learning Communities: An empirical study in
Greek Educational Context”
Discussion
Christos Tsantakis, Triantafillos Kotopoulos
Creative writing and speech as part of creative leadership in
educational management
Triantafyllos H. Kotopoulos
How to indite creative writing manuals in due form: remarks and
strategic issues in the Greek publishing reality
Vyron Pissalidis
Intercultural aspects on Tradition and History in Italian and Greek
Literature. An Approach to Intercultural Communication through
Comparative Literature
Natalija Pop Zarieva
The Endurance of the Gothic: The Romantics’ Contribution to the
Vampire Myth and its Progenies in the 21st Century Culture
Discussion
14. 20
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
12:30-12:45 COFFEE BREAK
11:00-12:30 E5 5th Parallel Session
HALL A5
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Ioannis Thoidis & Valentina Gulevska
Evangelia Triantafyllou
How can project-based learning cultivate students’ 21st Century
Skills?
G. Lainakis, I. Thoidis
School recess as school leisure time and school utilization:
pupils' perceptions.
Vasiliki Theoharopoulou, Polyxeni Manoli, Klio Semoglou
Creative thinking in young students
Kristina Petrovska, Josif Petrovski
Parent’s reflections on the use of descriptive assessment in the
elementary schools
Valentina Gulevska
The impact and contribution of the literature on the development of
humanistic, intercultural and national values in education
Discussion
12:45-14:15 6th Parallel Session
Hall A1
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Ifigenia Kofou & Klio Semoglou
F1
Julia Doncheva
The specificity of the process of inclusive education of pupils with
special educational needs in primary school
Kyriaki Selemidou, Maria Peikou, Klio Semoglou
Writing and graphomotor skills in Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder
Angeliki Lithoxoidou
Visual Literacy Practices in Teaching Communication and
Feelings Management
Polymnia Kopatzidou-Lemonidou
How does motor development affects language acquisition. The
role of early treatment
Foteini Kagioglou
Teaching Social Sciences in the Second Chance School
Discussion
15. 21
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
12:45-14:15 6th Parallel Session
Hall A2
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Ioannis Karras & Aleksandra Anđelković
12:45-14:15 6th Parallel Session
Hall A3
Language(s), Literature
Chairs: Benita Stavre & Dora Chostelidou
F2
F3
Vasilios Zorbas, Ioannis Karras
Crafting a cultural identity through social location maps
Aleksandra Anđelković, Daliborka Popović
Intercultural Education: Challenges and Perspectives
Georgia Fountoulaki, Argyro-Maria Skourmalla
A Critical Activity in a Non-Formal Educational Setting: The Case
of a Refugee Camp
Suela Ibraimllari Dinellari, Esmerina Ibraimllari
The philosophy of education within the context of polyglottism and
philosophy for children
Anastasia Papapostolou
The employment of an innovative curriculum within the framework
of young refugees’ learning in a non-formal educational setting
Discussion
Dora Chostelidou
Assessment methods and purposes in the EFL classroom:
Teachers’ perceptions, attitudes, and challenges
Benita Stavre, Vasilika Pojani
Alternative Assessment: Enhancement of the use of foreign
language learning strategies
Eleni Manoli, Dora Chostelidou
The holistic impact of alternative assessment on students with
learning differences: the case of implementing an e-portfolio
Lorena Robo
Challenges of assessment and evaluation in higher education in
Korça city – A case study
Evmorfia Kipouropoulou
Primary School teachers’ perceptions about refugee children
inclusion in Greek Schools and intercultural competencies in the
context of Education for All
Discussion
16. 22
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
12:45-14:15 6th Parallel Session
Hall A4
Mathematics, Science and Sustainability Education
Chairs: Vasileios Sotiroudas & Jove Dimitrija Talevski
Jove Dimitrija Talevski, Natalija Aceska
Competencies for Sustainable Development among Science
Teachers in Primary School
Konstantinos Kalemis, Anna Kostarelou
Using local libraries as a tool for sustainable development of
Smart Cities in the integration and the acculturation of the
refugees
Aggeliki Makatsori, George Malandrakis
Florina citizens΄ views and suggestions regarding the
sustainability of their place
Lamprini Vasou, Georgios Malandrakis, Konstantinos
Kasvikis
Primary students' views about sustainability aspects of Kastoria's
urban landscape as seen through their drawings
Vasileios Sotiroudas, Ioannis Garitsis
Outdoor Education as an Entry Field of Intercultural Education in
the Framework of School Evolution towards Sustainability
Discussion
12:45-14:15 6th Parallel Session
Hall A5
Social Sciences and Psychology
Chairs: Konstantinos Tsioumis & Gordana Stojanoska
Magdalini Vampa
The impact of leader political skill at work performance
Gordana Stojanoska, Zlatko Zhoglev
The social consequences of using social networks sites: spreading
fear through apocalyptic proclamations and prophecies
Jordan Jorgji, Dalina Jashari
Albanian public opinion on European Union: a pilot research study
on Korça region
Apostolia Matziouri, Stavros Kamaroudis, Konstantinos
Tsioumis
Women in school leadership: Visions and expectations
Discussion
F4
F5
17. 23
14:15-16:00 LUNCH BREAK
12:45-14:15 POSTER SESSION
Eleni Lappa, Kostas Nikolantonakis
The teaching of Logarithms in upper Secondary school using
various didactic tools
Juliana Çyfeku
Linguistic transfer in EFL; translation issues viewed in corpus-
based discourse
Sevdije Sadiku
Factors affecting teacher motivation
Nikolas Georgitsis
A survey of Pomak (parents') views on Greek language teaching
at elementary school (Minority Primary Schools)
Dorela Kaçauni
Evaluation of students' writing
Danijela Zdravković
Education in the context of old age and ageing issues in southern
Serbia (sociological approach)
Olger Brame
Evaluation and recognition of Albanian teachers’ linguistic and
communicative difficulties
16:00-17:30 7th Parallel Session
Hall A1
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Aikaterini Dimitriadou & Dean Iliev
G1
Dean Iliev
Using methodological triangulation for validation of teacher
research
Florina Shehu
The impact of research on educational work and the
professional development of the teacher
Stella Chantzi
Draft Educational Association Plans: Content and Findings
Stavroula Lithoxoidou, Emmanouil Koutouzis
The influence of organizational culture and leadership style on
job satisfaction and organizational commitment of teachers in
primary education
Evmorfia Nikiforidou
Curricula: The perspectives of candidate teachers regarding the
value of Religious Education
Discussion
18. 24
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
16:00-17:30 7th Parallel Session
Hall A2
Language(s), Literature
Chairs: Alexandros Akritopoulos & Suncica Denić
16:00-17:30 7th Parallel Session
Hall A3
Mathematics, Science and Sustainability Education
Chairs: Anna Spyrtou & Anastasios Zoupidis
G2
G3
Alexandros Akritopoulos, Sophia Ioannidou, Eleni
Laskaraki
Teaching literature at the Ecclesiastical High School- Lyceum of
Florina
Natalija Pop Zarieva
‘The Rose Sultana of the Nightingale’: Oriental images,
characters and setting in Byron’s The Gioaur
Suncica Denić, Sena Mihailović
Petar Kocic, lyrical intonation of tradition and modernity
(Mrguda and the defense of individuation)
Triantafyllos H. Kotopoulos, Eva K. Batsara
“The conceptual compliance of the terms Humor, Creativity,
Creative Writing and Limerick and their implementing potential
in school environments”
Discussion
Eleftheria Drongiti, Anna Spyrtou, Leonidas Manou
Assessing a Primary Teacher’s Modeling Competence
Developed in a Nanotechnology Training Course
Panagiota Zachou, Anna Spyrtou, Leonidas Manou Primary
Student Teachers’ Scientific Literacy Development in an Open
Inquiry Training Program
Antonios Strangas, Anastasios Zoupidis, Penelope
Papadopoulou, Petros Kariotoglou
In-service Early Childhood Education teachers practices in
Science Education
Anastasios Zoupidis, Konstantinos Soultanis
Can children in kindergarten use the Control of Variables
Strategy method? The case of floating and sinking phenomena
Varvara Toura
How Did Probability Theory Emerge in the Modern Greek
State?
Discussion
19. 25
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
16:00-17:30 7th Parallel Session
Hall A4
Language(s), Literature
Chairs: Christina Maligkoudi & Biljana Milovanovic Živak
18:00-19:30 8th Parallel Session
Hall A1
Educational Sciences
Chairs: Anastasia Kappatou & Jove D. Talevski
G4
H1
Aggeliki Sakellariou, Stephanos Michailidis
The football article: a teaching scenario for the Primary School
Christina Maligkoudi, Niki Panteliou
Implementing innovative teaching methods in Greek as L2 in
the School of Modern Greek in Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki
Vicky Kantzou
Expository writing in Modern Greek: A developmental study
Ioannis Papadakis, Aggeliki Sakellariou
The argumentative article: a teaching scenario for the Primary
School
Biljana Milovanovic Živak
The influence of modern technology on the language and
literature teaching, challenges and prospects
Discussion
Anastasia Kappatou
Introducing the scientific way of thinking in the primary school:
the case of the Innovation Group "Small Scientists in Action”
Polyxeni Malliou
Field trips and guided tours as a means to inform and educate
students
Chrysoula Karampatzaki, Florentia Antoniou
Academic teaching practices in Mathematical Courses: the
case of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Jasminka Kochoska, Biljana Gramatkovski
The greatest enemies of successful learning in the classroom
Milena Pejchinovska, Jove D. Talevski, Violeta Janusheva
Successful in-class communication and students’ achievement
in the learning process
Discussion
΄΄
20. 26
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
18:00-19:30 8th Parallel Session
Hall A2
History, Culture and Art
Chairs: Sofia Iliadou-Tachou & Andreas Kotsakis
Myria A. Constantinidou
Monuments have their own stories: approaching historical literacy
in primary education in Cyprus through the incorporation and the
study of monumental sites
Paraskevi Pougaridou
Α walk in the streets of Florina: a local history project for primary
school pupils
Maria Kiouzepi, Despoina Kavallari
Production of historic documentary: Routes on the communities of
Goumenissa
Efstathios Tsiompanos
Ottoman domination in Florina – Educational material for the local
history of Florina (primary education)
Andreas Kotsakis, Nikolaos Liazos
The period 1912 - 1922 in Turkish and Greek school history
textbooks
Discussion
18:00-19:30 8th Parallel Session
Hall A3
History, Culture and Art
Chairs: Nikolas Tamoutselis & Emilj Sulejmani
H2
H3
Emilj Sulejmani, Maja Raunik-Kikrov, Vesna Makasevska
Cultural Education in Multireligious Society
Konstantinos Arapidis
Prespa’s borders-cultural case study
Paraskevi Pougaridou
Walking by the cormorants
Zoran Dimić
Education and the sense of hearing
Nikolas Tamoutselis
The Balcony railings in Florina: The Custom metal art in borders
area
Discussion
21. 27
2nd
Day, Saturday, 20th
October 2018
18:00-19:30 8th Parallel Session
Hall A4
Digital Technologies
Chairs: Vasilios Zorbas & Biljana Cvetkova Dimov
Vasileios Mastrogiannidis, Ioannis Tsompanopoulos,
Alkmini Gogou, Georgios Palaigeorgiou
“The mysterious garden”: an interactive game of augmented
reality for vocabulary learning in English as a second / foreign
language through natural interfaces
Asimina Andrikou, Dimitrios Geros, Efthalia Gerou
Historical and Environmental Education through video games: A
teaching proposal for the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and
Nagasaki in Primary Education
Athanasios Karasimos, Vasilios Zorbas
From multi-genres computer games to multi-skills language
teaching and learning: A theoretical proposal
Biljana Cvetkova Dimov
Using Visual Art Activities in Social-pedagogical Work
Discussion
H4