Scope
Papers describing original work are invited in any of the areas listed below. Acceptance will be based on quality, relevance and originality. Both full research reports and work-in-progress reports are welcome. Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:
Track 1: Education Administration/Management and Leadership
- School administrative staff
- Development and implementation of education management systems
- Leadership in maintaining the existence of the institution
- Educational leadership
- School and community relations
- Effective school program planning
Track 2: Education Policy
- The demands of globalization
- Socio-cultural dynamics.
- Education policy formulation
- Evaluation of educational policies
- Unequal of Access to Education
Track 3: Education Technology
- Design and development of learning applications
- Social media and collaborative learning
- Wearable technologies for learning
- Challenges and opportunities in society accessible education technology
Track 4: Digital Literacy
- Social Networking.
- Managing Digital Identity
- Digital Ethics
- Digital Safety
- Digital Culture
- Digital accessibility best practices
Track 5: Education Psychology
- Students’ mental health
- Factors that influence learning styles.
- Differences in student character
- Bullying prevention in education
Track 6: Extraordinary Education/Inclusion
- Accessibility considerations for different learner types (e.g., visual, auditory, physical, cognitive)
- Game-based learning
- Socio-Anthropology of Education
- provide learning experiences that are not obtained in school education.
Track 7: Innovation in Teaching and Learning
- Social media and collaborative learning
- Artificial intelligence (AI) in education
- Internet of things (IoT) and connected learning environments
- Design and development of multimedia learning resources
- Online and blended learning strategies and best practices
Track 8: Independent Learning
- Education that leads to safety and happiness
- Measure the level of understanding in the learning process
- Challenges in implementing independent learning
- Global diversity
