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Thursday, February 8 • 10:30 - 11:30
Big Data - Little Kids: Standardization, Datafication and (De)Personalization of Learning

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Growing expectations for school leaders to gather more data (often digitally) on student achievement (and wellbeing) has resulted in increased pressures on schools. In many parts of the world this has led to increased standardization, datafication, narrowing curricula, depersonalizing student learning and ultimately undermining and deprofessionalizing teaching. A major challenge for school leaders is to navigate away from these growing pressures within hierarchical education systems in order to steer towards learning environments that are defined by greater attention on creativity, student voice, diversity and talent, free play and the development of social and emotional empathy within school communities. This session will share the latest research and global activity related to standardization, datafication and the ambiguous notion of personalization of learning, and engage participants in practical solutions to collectively respond to these pressures in Alberta and beyond.

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Phil McRae

Associate Coordinator, Research • Government, The Alberta Teachers' Association
Dr. Philip McRae is Executive Staff Officer and Associate Coordinator, Government-Research with the Alberta Teachers’ Association and Adjunct Professor within the Faculty of Education at the University of Alberta where he earned his Ph.D. Phil is the past winner of the Alberta Excellence... Read More →

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Thursday February 8, 2018 10:30 - 11:30 MST
Shaw CC: Hall D 9797 Jasper Ave
  Feature / Conférencier  Technology / Technolgie
  • Chairperson Heather Wright - High Prairie #62
  • Room Details Lecture Max Capacity - 2000
  • Grade Focus None
  • Tags English