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Dana Burde, New York University
- Wed, March 6
12:45 to 2:15pm
Zoom Rooms, Zoom Room 101
In Formal Panel Session: Tricky Pathways: The Intricacies of Education’s Relationships to Conflict, Violence, and Peace
Chair
- Thu, March 7
9:00 to 10:30am
Zoom Rooms, Zoom Room 102
In Formal Panel Session: Education in Conflict and Crisis Contexts: Emerging Evidence Featured in the Journal on Education in Emergencies
Discussant
- Mon, March 11
2:45 to 4:15pm
Hyatt Regency Miami, Floor: Third Level, Boardroom
In Formal Panel Session: The education sector in response, resilience and recovery during and after violent conflicts
Discussant
- Tue, March 12
4:45 to 6:15pm
Hyatt Regency Miami, Floor: Terrace Level, Brickell South
In Formal Panel Session: Learning Through Broadcast: Enhancing Girls’ Education In Grades 7-10 Through Multimedia Distance Education In Afghanistan
Chair
4:45 to 6:15pm
Hyatt Regency Miami, Floor: Terrace Level, Brickell South
In Formal Panel Session: Learning Through Broadcast: Enhancing Girls’ Education In Grades 7-10 Through Multimedia Distance Education In Afghanistan
On Paper: Randomized Controlled Trials of Multimedia Education: A Multimedia Science Education Impact Evaluation in AfghanistanPresenting author
4:45 to 6:15pm
Hyatt Regency Miami, Floor: Terrace Level, Brickell South
In Formal Panel Session: Learning Through Broadcast: Enhancing Girls’ Education In Grades 7-10 Through Multimedia Distance Education In Afghanistan
On Paper: Pre-Design Phase: The Importance of Engagement with Local Educators, Experts, Implementers, Teachers, and StudentsNon-presenting author
4:45 to 6:15pm
Hyatt Regency Miami, Floor: Terrace Level, Brickell South
In Formal Panel Session: Learning Through Broadcast: Enhancing Girls’ Education In Grades 7-10 Through Multimedia Distance Education In Afghanistan
On Paper: Content Versus Medium: Two Indispensable Yet Distinctly Specialized Components of Multimedia EducationNon-presenting author