The first WALS webinar of 2021 will focus on ‘Digital Technologies, Online Learning and Lesson and Learning Studies’ and will feature authors from three of the eight papers included in the IJLLS special issue which has the same focus. The Q and A sessions was chaired and questions was moderated by the co-editors of the special issue, Nina Helgevold from the University…
Call for Papers for a Special Edition of the IJLLS on Networking Theories for Understanding and Guiding Lesson Study
Networking theories for understanding and guiding Lesson Study Lesson Study (LS) has been adopted and adapted in different global settings. The effects of LS on students’ learning, teachers’ learning, and professional learning community building have been widely documented, but exploration of the theories that underpin LS remains an emergent field of study. In the recent ICMI Study 25 conference proceedings…
Annual Report 2020
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WALS 2021 Conference Website is Now Live!
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School as Learning Communities in With- COVID-19 and Post Corona Society: Hope for the Future through Collaborative Inquiry
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Newsletter | February 2021
Dear WALS member, Welcome to Spring 2021. Many schools and universities around the world continue under pandemic restrictions: empty (with all teaching online), open (with distancing constraints) or partially open (with online teaching for many). Educators are understandably exhausted. And yet, in this newsletter, the amazing resilience and determination of WALS community members to limit Covid’s damage to student learning…
2022 – 2023 Ex-Co Elections
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WALS Annual General Meeting 2020
All members of WALS are invited to our online Annual General Meeting.
Methods and Methodological Challenges of PhD students and Young Researchers in Lesson/Learning Study Research
The aim of the webinar is to discuss methods and methodological challenges in Lesson/Learning Study Research, from the perspectives of PhD students and Young Researchers. This webinar was chaired by Shirley Tan (Nagoya University) and featured three presentations by Dennis Mulligan (University of Lincoln), Mary Renton (University of Leicester) and Michiel Van Harskamp (Utrecht University). The challenges and dilemmas highlighted in the presentations will be discussed…