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SPECIAL SESSIONS : LEADERSHIP IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT (FOR ASPIRING LEADERS)8:30-15:15 | ROOM

SPECIAL SESSIONS: INTRODUCTION TO PROMOTING THE IB TO YOUR COMMUNITIES 8:30-15:15 | ROOM

COORDINATORS FORUMS (NEW): PYP, MYP, DPDP COORDINATORS MEETING (NEW): KOKLAND 6302 & 6303

MYP COORDINATORS MEETING (NEW): KOKLAND 6304 & 6305PYP COORDINATORS MEETING (NEW): KOKLAND 6306 & 6307

10:00-12:00 | 3 ROOM

OPENING PERFORMANCEWELCOME ADDRESS - IAN CHAMBERS, REGIONAL DIRECTOR IB ASIA PACIFIC

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW - STEFANIE LEONG, HEAD OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTSTUDENT KEYNOTE INTRODUCTION

15:30-16:30 | ALMATY BALLROOM

KEYNOTE 1: MS JULIA GILLARD16:30-17:30 | ALMATY BALLROOM

WELCOME COCKTAIL18:00-20:00 | SAMARKAN

COORDINATORS FORUMS (NEW): PYP, MYP, DPDP COORDINATORS MEETING (EXPERIENCED): KOKLAND 6302 & 6303

MYP COORDINATORS MEETING (EXPERIENCED): KOKLAND 6304 & 6305PYP COORDINATORS MEETING (EXPERIENCED): KOKLAND 6306 & 6307

13:00-15:00 | 3 ROOM

THURSDAY 19 MARCH

19

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BREAKOUT SESSION THREE15:10-16:10

OPENING PERFORMANCE: RENAISSANCE COLLEGE HONG KONGWELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS

STUDENT KEYNOTE INTRODUCTION08:45-09:00 | ALMATY BALLROOM

MORNING TEA / EXHIBITION10:30-11:10 | SAMARKAN

KEYNOTE 2: DR MICHAEL ANDERSON 09:00-10:30 | ALMATY BALLROOM

BREAKOUT SESSION ONE11:10-12:10

LUNCH / PRESENTATION SESSIONS / EXHIBITION1210-1400 | SAMARKAN

BREAKOUT SESSION TWO14:00-15:00

AFTERNOON TEA / EXHIBITION16:10-16:45 | SAMARKAN

BREAKOUT SESSION FOUR16:50-17:50

FRIDAY 20 MARCH

20

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OPENING PERFORMANCE: GUANGDONG COUNTRY GARDEN SCHOOLSTUDENT KEYNOTE INTRODUCTION

15:30-15:45 | ALMATY BALLROOM

KEYNOTE 3: PROF. FAZAL RIZVI, PHD15:45-16:45 | ALMATY BALLROOM

CLOSING ADDRESS & ANNOUNCEMENT OF VENUE FOR 2016 16:45-17:30 | ALMATY BALLROOM

BUS PICK UP FOR MACAU TOWER18:15-19:15 | HOTEL LOBBY

CONFERENCE DINNER (PRE-DINNER DRINKS AT 1900HOURS)19:00-23:15 | MACAU TOWER

AFTERNOON TEA / EXHIBITION14:30-15:00 | SAMARKAN

BREAKOUT SESSION EIGHT13:30-14:30

LUNCH / PRESENTATION SESSIONS / EXHIBITION12:20-13:30 | SAMARKAN

BREAKOUT SESSION SEVEN11:20-12:20

BREAKOUT SESSION SIX10:15-11:15

MORNING TEA / EXHIBITION09:45-10:15 | SAMARKAN

BREAKOUT SESSION FIVE08:45-09:45

SATURDAY 21 MARCH

23

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MYP/PYP Authorization: What it takes?Ashish Trivedi / Monita Sen

Asia-Pacifi c regional recognition updatesStefanie Leong/Pei Wen Cheong

Developing International Mindedness through the integration of technologyAbi Woldhuis/Henrietta Miller

From little things, big things grow - key strategies for building and sustaining a collaborative and innovative PYP networkMelissa Graham

Web Literacy for Educators and SchoolsMichael Purcell

Leadership styles: are there universals or are they context driven?Darlene Fisher

Harvard and MIT-Style Creativity for the 21st-Century High SchoolT. Bernard Kinane

Links Among Distributed Leadership in IBMYP Schools, Program Coordinators’ Role Clarity, and Professional Self-Effi cacyOli Tooher-Hancock/Laura Roberts

Does the IBCP change the landscape of international education?Stewart Redden/Chris Durbin

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LUNCH / PRESENTATION SESSIONS / EXHIBITION1210-1400 | SAMARKAN

IB programme impact research - current and future studiesBradley Shrimpton

Diploma Programme Development - Updates on programme and subject reviews, and other initiativesKelvin Williams

Creating a culture of refl ective practitioners in your schoolAubrey Curran

Conversations Cost Nothing: Shaping a Professional Culture in Your SchoolTed Cowan/Richard Nies

Governing an IB school - the key responsibilitiesDonald Walkley

The Negotiation of Intercultural Understanding in Cross-Cultural Teaching ContextsChun Lai

Higher education information sessionsSasidhar Sista/Deryn Vahl-Meyer/Luke Atkins

Developing Creative Leadership in LearningDr Michael Anderson

Art, Ipads and the Creative ProcessTheo Mandziy

Diploma Programme Assessment updateCarolyn Adams/Richard Penrose

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OPENING PERFORMANCEWELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS

STUDENT KEYNOTE INTRODUCTION08:45-09:00 | ALMATY BALLROOM

MORNING TEA / EXHIBITION10:30-11:10 | SAMARKAN

KEYNOTE 2: DR MICHAEL ANDERSON 09:00-10:30 | ALMATY BALLROOM

FRIDAY 20 MARCH

How do schools develop a collaborative culture within a professional learning community?(ValueWeb)Chris Hamilton/Chris Barr

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Career-related Programme: Humble beginnings to an exciting futureGregory Biggs

Using IB DP Advantage to create and sustain a professional learning community at your schoolJan Stipek/Matt James

Six to sixty - technology for playing - discovering - learningAgnieszka Chojnacka

Service Learning in the DP Programme. Factors that motivate students to engage in social entrepreneurshipAlexandre Nenes

Leading in a Global ContextDr Gerard Calnin/Sue Richards

Developing Middle leaders in IB schools: Opportunities, challenges, and support structuresDarren A. Bryant

Datatastic - student ownership of data leading to school improvementNeil Hodgson

Equality of access to the same quality of EducationOrin Stepheny

History Review and Value Orientation of the Curriculum Reform of Shanghai Primary and Secondary SchoolsYin Houqing

AFTERNOON TEA / EXHIBITION16:10-16:45 | SAMARKAN

Educating for life, starting with the early yearsCecile Doyen/Rupal Arora

Launching the IB guide to inclusive education: a resource for whole school developmentJayne Pletser/Kala Parasuram

Catering for Learning DiversityAlan Johns

How structural change and inspire pedagogical changeChris Binge

Critical Refl ection and Action lead to continuous improvement in curriculum and student learning outcomesKim Green/Sandra Rosentreter

The impact factors of Chinese language learning diffi culties of non-Chinese speaking students in Hong KongDr. Xianhan HUANG/DR. Mark, S. K. Shum/Dr. Chungpui Tai

Higher education information sessionsCelia Her/Kevin M. Hostetler/Prof. Angela Ng

Supporting Students in Online LearningLori Gully/Carly Collins/Deirdre Fischer

Improving classroom practice and student learning in the area of Mathematics using eff ective research-based strategies within the context of the PYPMignon Weckert/Luc McKay

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The Secret Principal: stories of international school leadership from behind closed doorsDr Ed Wickins/Arnett EdwardsKO

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Visualising the future: The inaugural PYP, MYP and DP IB Asia Pacifi c Network Special Session(ValueWeb)Catherine Vogel/Marcia Behrenburch/Stuart JonesKO

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The Future of Online LearningDenise Perraullt

IB Answers: Improving the Customer ExperienceMichelle Espiritu

DP Evaluation/ DP Authorization - DP ClinicJulian Jeff erys

Making strategic sense of higher education data in international secondary schoolsChris Durbin/David Kirby

Diff erentiation in the PYP classroomDr Michelle Cafi ni

International mindedness: a doorway to innovation?Michael Bell

Higher education information sessionsProf. John Spinks/Caroline Taouk/Margaret Phelan

The value of the Quality Teaching model to develop the IB learner Profi le in every class every dayPeter Clayden/George Palavestra

Closing the professional learning loopGill Presland/Stuart Jones

IB Around the WorldIB Global UpdatesIan Chambers

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MORNING TEA / EXHIBITION09:45-10:15 | SAMARKAN

Building Quality Curriculum: A new service for IB schoolsErin Albright

PYP and MYP Self-Study and Evaluation: Getting it right!Ashish Trivedi / Monita Sen

Variations in DP Student Learning Conceptions in Their Personal and Shared Knowledge through Phenomenographic AnalysisDr Percy Kwok

Issues and their solutions for a new IB SchoolTaimur Khalid Bandey

The Power of Many Voices – Creating and Sustaining a Strong Association of IB SchoolsPaul Campbell

Supporting teacher’s zone of proximal developmentQuincy Kameda/Kando Eriguchi

Higher education information sessionsProf. Chetwyn Chan/Prof. Hideyuki Tokuda/Sven Clarke

The Visual Arts as a platform for the exploration of social and emotional learningRonnie Pratt

Presenting Action Research into the Eff ectiveness of Collaborative PlanningNeil Johnstone

Pedagogic Opportunities and Challenges of Transnational ClassroomsProf Fazal Rizvi, PhD

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07 Contextual Based Leadership: Building Professional Capital in IB schoolsKen Sell/Karen O’Neill Ba

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m Inquiry and Design - Deepening Student Engagement and Creativity with an Integrated ApproachShelly Luke Wille/Anya Dalais

Changing the narrative about IB reporting and feedbackKim EdwardsKO

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SATURDAY 21 MARCH

26

OVERVIEW SATURDAY 21 MARCH

LUNCH / PRESENTATION SESSIONS / EXHIBITION12:20-13:30 | SAMARKAN

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How the IB works with higher educationPaul Sanders/Justin Sanders

Partnerships in PracticeAnne Layman/Sharon Munro

Implementing IB Approaches to Learning in a virtual environmentEdward Lawless/Lori Gully

Pause, refl ection and mindfulness: educating for learning, leadership and lifeIan Price

Inclusion in the MYP: Providing Access to Learning through the Taught CurriculumJennifer Swinehart

Associations of IB World Schools (KOREA) meeting

Associations of IB World Schools (INDIA) meeting

Associations of IB World Schools (AUSTRALIA) meeting

Associations of IB World Schools (CHINA) meeting

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MYP eAssessment DevelopmentsGareth Hegarty

Communicating the IB to your stakeholders and communitiesSebastien Barnard

Planning your (IB) professional developmentStuart Jones/Anthony Tait/Sue Richards

Driving School Improvement: The role of research, rigour, responsibility and refl ection within the PYPChrissy Gamble/Michele Marquet

Education Outside the ClassroomJames Forsythe

Concept-based Teaching and Learning - CBTL: Development and Implementation in a Language Acquisition classroomTee Siok Hoon/Kavita Jaisi

Knowledge diff erentiation in diff erent SES settingsNicky Dulfer

Building a Professional Learning CultureSharyn Skrtic

Stepping Stones for Life: The Diploma Programme as more than just a syllabusNigel Gardner

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Positive Education: A journey towards becoming a fl ourishing schoolMarcus WicherKO

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AFTERNOON TEA / EXHIBITION14:30-15:00 | SAMARKAN

Leading Change: How to Diff use Innovation(ValueWeb)Theresa Tung

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Assessment - The glue that binds teaching and learning(ValueWeb)Kathy Saville/Kristen Smith

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OVERVIEW SATURDAY 21 MARCH

OPENING PERFORMANCE: GUANGDONG COUNTRY GARDEN SCHOOLSTUDENT KEYNOTE INTRODUCTION

15:30-15:45 | ALMATY BALLROOM

KEYNOTE 3: PROF. FAZAL RIZVI, PHD15:45-16:45 | ALMATY BALLROOM

CLOSING ADDRESS & ANNOUNCEMENT OF VENUE FOR 2016 16:45-17:30 | ALMATY BALLROOM

BUS PICK UP FOR MACAU TOWER18:15-19:15 | HOTEL LOBBY

CONFERENCE DINNER (PRE-DINNER DRINKS AT 1900HOURS)19:00-23:15 | MACAU TOWER