Welcome to CIDEC!
Welcome to CIDEC, a research centre and graduate collaborative specialization. CIDEC's mandate is to promote excellence, collaboration, and innovation in comparative and international educational research at OISE. The CIDEC community includes over 50 faculty members, adjunct faculty, and visiting scholars. More than 120 graduate student researchers with an interest in international issues and comparative methodologies in the field of education are affiliated with the Centre.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CIDEC 2019-2020 Seminar Series
CIDEC Winter 2020 Seminar Schedule
CIDEC Winter 2020 Seminar Videos
CIDEC Fall 2019 Seminar Videos
CIDE Fall 2019 Newsletter
Fall 2019 CIDE Newsletter
IN THIS ISSUE: * Director's Message *CIDE SA *Alumni News *Resources *Report from the Field *Student Activities Report *Awards *Publications
CIDEC ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 NOW ONLINE
2017-2018 CIDEC Annual Report
CIDE Study Groups
Teachers InCIDE Teachers inCIDE SIG calling for new members!!!
Teachers inCIDE is a graduate student interest group (SIG) at OISE that focuses on inquiry related to teachers and teaching from a comparative, international and development perspective. It promotes a peer support environment for graduate students’ research journey. Through reading and discussing research articles as well as conversations with different CIDEC-affiliated professors, we aim to broaden our understandings of teachers' lives and work. If you are interested in joining the group, please send an email to teachers.incide.oise@gmail.com. We thank you for your interest.
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SPOTLIGHT
International Dialogue
New Book
 International Academics' Teaching Journeys: Personal Narratives of transitions in Higher Education, edited by Anesa Hosein, Namrata Rao, Chloe Shu-Hua, and Ian Kinchin and coming soon from Bloomsbury Press.
Foreward by Ruth Hayhoe.
Worldviews Lecture on Higher Education
 Professor Simon Marginson of the Institute for Education at University College London deliverde the first annual Worldviews Lecture on Media and Higher Education on April 21st at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto. The lecture, entitled "Universities, the plutocracy and the 99%: Is high participation in higher education the problem or the solution, in societies that are becoming more unequal?” was recorded and the webcast can now be streamed from this website:
Watch Lecture Watch Q & A
The Worldviews Lecture is a legacy of two successful international conferences on the media and higher education organized by the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations, Inside Higher Education, University World News, and the Higher Education Group, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto. Information on Worldviews can be found at http://worldviewsconference.com/
Check out the SESEA Rapid Reviews on school improvement in East Africa
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