DAY 2 – 18 April 2019 (Thursday): International Conference
Main Venue: The Education University of Hong Kong, Tai Po
Conference Overview
0900 – 0930
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Registration
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0930 – 1010
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Opening #
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1010 – 1110
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Keynote Speech 1 #
Using the Dimensions of Multicultural Education to Support the Learning and Teaching of Young Learners in Multicultural Societies
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Professor James BANKS, University of Washington, USA
Chairperson: Professor Kevin CHUNG, The Education University of Hong Kong
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1110 – 1130
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Tea Break
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1130 – 1230
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Plenary Discussion #
Policy and Planning for Multicultural Education
Chairpersons:
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Professor TSE Shek Kam, The University of Hong Kong
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Dr. Eva CHENG, Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust
Discussants:
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Dr. York CHOW, Steering Committee of C-for-Chinese@JC
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Dr. Ferrick CHU, Equal Opportunities Commission
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Professor Kerry KENNEDY, The Education University of Hong Kong
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Professor Victoria MURPHY, University of Oxford, UK
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1230 – 1330
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Lunch Break
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1330 – 1430
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Parallel Session 1
1. Implementation of language-focused curriculum in storybook-based approach for young Chinese learners in Hong Kong
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Dr LAM Wai Ip, The University of Hong Kong
2. Language Immersion through Play-based Learning: The Case of Mother Tongue Languages (Chinese, Malay and Tamil) in Singapore
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Dr Connie LUM, NTUC First Campus, Singapore
3. Early childhood educators’ responsiveness to support young multicultural children’s social competence development in diverse societies
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Dr Sophia HAN, University of South Florida, USA
4. Mission and Challenge: Supporting NCS Children Learning Chinese in Hong Kong
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Dr. LEUNG Lai Mei Zoe, The Education University of Hong Kong
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1430 – 1440
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Intermission
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1440 – 1540
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Parallel Session 2
1. Strategy of Home and Community Engagement in Support of Learning Chinese for Ethnic Minority Students: Good Practices and Challenges
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Professor CHAN Shui Duen, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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Ms. Maggie POON, Hong Kong Christian Service
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Ms. Noel LEUNG, Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Lady MacLehose Centre
2. Multiculturalism in Hong Kong: Supporting Ethnic Minority Students in a Chinese Context
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Professor Kerry KENNEDY, The Education University of Hong Kong
3. Policy Highlights and Classroom Practices for Young Multicultural Learners: Lessons from Multicultural Kindergartens in South Korea
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Dr Mugyeong MOON, Korea Institute of Child Care and Education, South Korea
4. Supporting Non-Chinese Speaking Children Learning Chinese
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Ms. FUNG Sze Wun Serena, The Education University of Hong Kong
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1540 – 1550
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Tea Break
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1550 – 1650
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Keynote Speech 2 #
Revisiting the ‘Multicultural’ Learner: New Meanings and Needs for Different Times?
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Prof Fred DERVIN, University of Helsinki, Finland
Chairperson: Dr. Paul WONG, The University of Hong Kong
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1650 – 1750
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Roundtable #
Multicultural Education: Global Trends, Perspectives and the Way Forward
Chairperson:
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Professor Kevin CHUNG, The Education University of Hong Kong
Discussants:
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Professor James A BANKS, University of Washington
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Professor Fred DERVIN, University of Helsinki
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Professor Victoria MURPHY, University of Oxford
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Professor TSE Shek-kam, C-for-Chinese@JC
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Dr. Connie LUM, NTUC First Campus
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Dr. Mugyeong MOON, Korea Institute of Child Care and Education
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Dr. Sophia HAN, University of South Florida, USA
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1750 – 1800
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Closing #
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# Conducted in English, with simultaneous interpretation in Cantonese
Shuttle Service
The Conference provides complimentary shuttles (morning and evening rides only) between two MTR stations and the Conference venue, exclusively for registered Conference participants. Seats are available on a first-come-first-served basis, and the buses will depart on schedule.
Morning ride to the Conference venue
Boarding point A: MTR University Station (Exit B, Drop-off area)
Boarding time: 8:40 am
Boarding point B: MTR Kowloon Tong Station (Exit B, Somerset Road)
Boarding time: 8:30 am
Evening ride to the MTR University Station / Kowloon Tong Station
Boarding point: G/F., Block D1, The Education University of Hong Kong
Boarding time: 6:10 pm |