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Antoni Verger, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
- Mon, March 9
3:00 to 4:30pm
Washington Hilton, Floor: Lobby Level, Holmead East
In Group Panel: Interrogating education privatisation in Latin America (Privatisation in Education Research Initiative)
On Panel Paper: Do charter schools really make a difference? The role and impact of Colegios en Concesión in BogotáNon-Presenter
- Tue, March 10
11:30am to 1:00pm
Washington Hilton, Floor: Terrace Level, Cardozo
In Group Panel: The Global Education Industry (1): Corporations and philanthropies setting education agendas
Organizer
11:30am to 1:00pm
Washington Hilton, Floor: Terrace Level, Cardozo
In Group Panel: The Global Education Industry (1): Corporations and philanthropies setting education agendas
On Panel Paper: The construction and expansion of the global education industryPresenter
- Wed, March 11
1:15 to 2:45pm
Washington Hilton, Floor: Terrace Level, Cardozo
In Group Panel: The Global Education Industry (2): Consultancy firms and edu-business selling education reform packages
Organizer
- Thu, March 12
4:45 to 6:15pm
Washington Hilton, Floor: Concourse Level, Georgetown East
In Group Panel: The Global Education Industry (3): Emerging educational markets
Organizer
4:45 to 6:15pm
Washington Hilton, Floor: Concourse Level, Georgetown East
In Group Panel: The Global Education Industry (3): Emerging educational markets
Chair
- Fri, March 13
8:00 to 9:30am
Washington Hilton, Floor: Concourse Level, Lincoln West
In Group Panel: International benchmarking and measuring the quality of learning. Panel I: Big data, big questions
On Panel Paper: Is it possible to capture quality and equity in education? Challenges and opportunities in the context of post-2015 debatePresenter