OISE Research Lecture Series

2021-22

Focus on Research

Please join us for Focus on Research, a lecture series featuring innovative research methods. All OISE faculty, students, postdoctoral fellows, and staff are welcome to attend.

All sessions will be held over Zoom on Thursdays from 12:00-1:00 p.m.; registration details will be sent to OISE community members via email.

Date	Speaker	Title/topic
November 11	Eunice Jang, Department of Applied Psychology & Human Development	The Power of Diagnostic Scaffolding in Technology-Rich Learning-Oriented Assessment Environments
January 13	Rubén Gaztambide-Fernandez, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning Andrea Vela-Alarcón PhD candidate, School of Fine Arts, McMaster University Sarah Switzer, Senior Research Officer, Centre for Community-Based Research	Beyond the Toolkit: Virtual Community-Engaged Facilitation during COVID-19
February 10	Elizabeth Buckner, Department of Leadership, Higher and Adult Education	Rethinking Internationalization: Using ‘Collage’ to Understand a Moving Target
March 3	Cassie Brownell, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning	TBA
April 7	Chloe Hamza, Department of Applied Psychology & Human Development	TBA

Impacts of COVID-19

All sessions will be held over Zoom on Thursdays from 12:00-1:00 p.m.; registration details will be sent to OISE community members via email.

Date	Speaker(s)	Title/topic
February 3	Mary Reid and Kien Nam Luu, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning	Asian educators’ experiences during COVID-19: How the surge in anti-Asian hate impacted Asian Canadian teachers and leaders
March 31	Emmanuelle Le Pichon-Vorstman, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning	Filling the learning gaps caused by the pandemic: Supporting teachers and their diverse students with digital technology.
May 5	Michal Perlman, Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development)	Coping with Covid: Understanding the impact of the pandemic on low-income families with young children in Toronto

2020-21

Focus on Research

Date	Speaker(s)	Title/topic
October 22	Tara Goldstein and Yasmin Owis, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning	LGBTQ Families Speak Out: Ethical Principles and Practices for Arts-Based Testimonial Research
December 10	Jennifer Brant, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning	“She walked the writing path clearing the brush for us to follow”: Advancing Indigenous Maternal Methodologies to inform Pathways for Liberatory Praxis
January 21	Katyn Chmielewski and Sachin Maharaj Department of Leadership, Higher and Adult Education	Trends in Socio-economic Segregation between Schools in Canada, 1980-2018
March 4	Jim Slotta, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning	Supporting collective inquiry: New roles for the physical classroom environment
April 8	Michal Perlman, Department of Applied Psychology & Human Development Samantha Burns, Department of Applied Psychology & Human Development Adrienne Davidson, Department of Political Science, McMaster University Delaine Hampton, Rotman School of Management Sumayya Saleem, Department of Applied Psychology & Human Development Linda White, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto	Using marketing research methodologies to study parents' preferences and understanding of early childhood education and care services

OISE Research Lecture Series

2021-22

Focus on Research

Impacts of COVID-19

2020-21

Focus on Research

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