Concurrent Schedule B

B Thursday, June 16, 2005 11.00 AM to 12.00PM
S.No Title Primary Secondary Time
1 "Planned Change in Higher Education: Current Lessons from Practice "  Francine Crystal, Richard Torrac, Richard Freeland, Phillip Clay, Martha Summerville, Laura Hess 60
2 “ ‘Whistle While you Work’ an inside look at the Walt Disney World College Program” Russ Rothamer   60
3 International Research in Work Integrated Learning Dr. Christopher Pratt Dr. Maureen Drysdale, Dr. Frank Achtenhagen, Dr. Per-Olof Thang 60
4 “Curriculum on Global Peace Support Operations: A Work-Integrated Learning model for African Higher Education Institutions and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research” PJ De Montfort KJ De Beer, JW Mostert, HJ Langholtz 60
5 “Co-operative Education at the Master’s and Doctoral Level” Patricia Rowe   30
6 The current Status of National Cooperative Project for Senior High Schools, Vocational High Schools and communities in Taiwan Daniel Chen( Hsin-Cheng Chen) Chen-Jung Tien, Dar-Chin Rau, Shiu-Te Sung, Ching-Kao Chen, 30
7 “Development of a New Curriculum for Surgical Trainees ("Residents") in the UK : the Significance of Workplace Learning”  Natalie Briggs, Andrea Kelly    60
“Facilitating the Space Outline"  Sandra Smith     
"Encounters of Cross Cultural Kind: The Uses of Oral History with Police Office Students" Barbara Kantz   
8 The Power of Education in Practice, A model for a Co-op Project Course Lina Melkonian   60
9 “Learning in a Global Environment: The Rational, Emotional, and Spiritual Dimensions of Integrated Learning” L. Murray Gillin   60
10 Workplace Enculturation: Science and Technology work placements as agents of enculturation for indigenous peoples Levinia Paku   30
11 “Utilitarian Learning Approach the Enemy of WIL” Bruce Calway   30
12 “Developing a Corporate Feedback System for Use in Curriculum Reform” Cheryl Cates Kettil Cedercreutz 30
13 “Industrial Oriented Teaching and Learning Strategies” James Cannan   30
14 “Industry-University Partnerships: challenges, strategies opportunities, and successes in an Australian Contest” Judie Kay   30
15 "Addressing Adult Learners’ Preconception: An Integration of Experiential and Academic Strategies" Marilyn Grapin James Hickey 60
16 “Digital Portfolios: Using Technology to Promote Meaningful Integration of Liberal Arts, Professional, And Practice Orientated Learning in a Physical Therapy Curriculum” Betsy Blackmer Lorna Hayward, Alicia Canalai, Rose DiMarco 30
17 “Continuing Professional Education and Work-Integrated Learning- a Necessary Condition for Nurses’ Professional Development” Dusanka Micetic-Turk Peter Kokol, Z.Turk 30
18 “Enhancing the Educational Features of Cooperative Education Programs: working hand-in-hand with Employers to Build a Global Workforce” Norah McRae   30
19 “Looking Forward While Looking Back: The Use of  Electronic Portfolios for Curriculum Improvement, and Reflection in Cooperative Education Programs” Mark Erickson Melvin Simms, Kostia Bergman, Veronica Porter 60