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Speaker Bios and Presentations

The following speaker bios and presentations are by order of each session in the conference agenda:

Keynote Speaker 
Eric Hanushek
Stanford University
 Schooling Quality and Economic Growth
Session I: Measuring and Enhancing the Quality of Education  
Krishna Kumar
Director, NCERT, India
 
Sir Michael Barber
McKinsey Consultants
The Challenge of Achieving World Class Performance: Education in the 21st Century
Abhijit Bannerjee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Improving the Quality of Education
John Ainley
Australian Council for Educational Research
Measuring Learning and Improving Education Quality: International Experiences in Assessment
Luis Benveniste
Country Sector Coordinator, World Bank
East Asian Experiences with Measuring Quality and Enhancing Learning
Eduardo Velez
Education Sector Manager, World Bank

Latin American Experience with Enhancing Quality and Measuring Quality

Syed Kamal-ud-Din
Ministry of Education, Pakistan
National Assessment Findings (Grade 4 & 8) and Achievement in Relation to Background Factors
Session II: What Works to Improve Quality (three parallel sessions)
Session IIa: Teacher Professional Development, Incentives and Accountability 
Peter Dolton
Royal Holloway University

Recruitment and Retention of High Quality Teachers: Some International Evidence

Robert Floden
University of Michigan

Paths to Improving Teacher Education in the US: Promising Ideas and Supporting Evidence

Richard Kraft
University of Colorado

Teachers, Pedagogy and Student Achievement

Karthik Murlidharan
Harvard University

Teacher Performance Pay: Evidence from the Andhra Pradesh Randomized Evaluation Study (AP RESt)

Wilfred Perera
National Institute of Education, Sri Lanka

Teacher Professional Development -Integration with School Quality - A School Based Approach -The Sri Lankan Experience

Deepa Sankar
Education Economist, World Bank

Teacher’s Time-on Task: Quantity and Nature of Tasks

Session IIb: Decentralization, Quality Assurance and School-Based Management 
Emanuela Di Gropello
World Bank

School-Based Management in East Asia and Latin America

David Hopkins
Institute of Education, University of London

School Effectiveness and School Improvement – The UK Experience

Martyn Roebuck
Glasgow University

The Relationship between Inspection and School Improvement: Scotland and Uganda

Stuti Khemani and Priyanka Pandey
World Bank

Information Campaigns to Strengthen Participation & Improve Public Schools: Experimental Evidence from Two Studies in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh

Mr. Chandamouli
State Project Director, SSA, India
 Andra Pradesh CLIP/CLAP approach
Gajendra Man Shrestha
independent consultant, Nepal

Community Managed Schools in Nepal: Glimpses of Transformation

Session IIc: Teaching, Learning Processes and Pedagogy 
Angela Little, Institute of Education, University of London

Multigrade Pedagogy and Assessment

Eduardo Velez
World Bank
Multi-Grade Teaching: The Latin America Experience
Professor Mukherjee
Delhi University

The Hoshangabad Science Teaching Programme

Vijay Kumar
SPD, Tamil Nadul, India
 
Madhav Chavan
Pratham, India

The Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) and The Read India Campaign

Stuti Khemani
World Bank
 
Session III: Innovations in Improving Access to Quality Education (two parallel sessions)  
Ariel Fiszbein
World Bank

Helping Reduce Poverty in the Short- and Long-Term: The Experience of Conditional Cash Transfers

Harry Patrinos
World Bank

International Evidence on Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Access and Quality in Education

Session IIIa: Regional Case Studies on Equal Access to Quality Education 
Vrinda Sarup
Joint Secretary, India
 
Susan Wardak
Ministry of Education, Afghanistan

Providing Access to Education Opportunities in Afghanistan

Dilip Parajuli and Nazmul Chaudhury
World Bank
Pakistan Punjab Female Stipend Program: Evaluating the Impact
Nias Asadullah
Reading University

Madrasa Education: The Bangladeshi Experience

Session IIIb: Regional Case Studies on Public Private Partnerships to Improve Access and Quality 
Md. Ashraful Moqbul, Additional Secretary
Ministry of Education, Bangladesh

Public-Private Partnership to Improve Access to and Quality of Secondary Education in Bangladesh

Shahid Kardar
Punjab Education Foundation
Punjab Education Foundation: Promoting Quality Education Through Public Private Partnerships
Balochistan FoundationBalochistan Education Foundation: Quality Improvement Measures in Our Programs
Geeta Kingdon
Oxford University

Public Private Partnerships in Education in India

 


Last updated: 2007-11-27




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