London February 2026

Conference History

Highlighted Speakers

 
Name Affiliation Article Title
Prof. Dr.Su-Ju Lu National Taipei University of Education, Taiwan CHATGPT-Enhanced Educational Board Game: Evaluating Learning Effectiveness and Human-AI Interaction in Elementary Entomology
Prof. Dr.Jagannnath Prasad Tegar National Institute of Technical Teachers Training and Research, India Futuristic Curriculum Design for Diploma in Engineering and Technology: An Indian Perspective
Prof. Dr.Judith Gifreu-Font Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain Developing the Capstone Project in Multidisciplinary Groups through Challenge-Based Learning Focused on the Sustainable Development Goals
Prof. Dr.Shinji Okumura Bunkyo University, Japan Enhancing Vocabulary Engagement Through Quizlet: A Preliminary Study in Japanese Higher Education
Prof. Dr.Sanja Tatalović Vorkapić Faculty of Teacher Education, University of Rijeka, Croatia Structural and Collaborative Mechanisms Shaping Children’s Transition and Adjustment in Kindergarten
Dr.Gnanaseharan Selliah Center for Education and Leadership, United States Encouraging Parental Involvement Through Collaborative Educational Policy and Leadership
Dr.Hridoy Sankar Dutta Deakin University, India Reimagining Technical Assessments: What Educators Need in The Age of LLMs
Dr.Audrey Galea University of Malta, Malta Promoting Learner Autonomy in Language Learning Through Enhanced Use of Technology
Dr.Buddhin Gogoi Child City, India Child City: A Pilot Project for Nurturing 21st Century Global Citizens Through Integrated Early Childhood Care and Education
Dr.Carol Johnson Renaissance, United States What Reading Gains Really Mean: Vocabulary Growth Through Digital Reading While Listening in L2 Contexts
Dr.Denise L. Zawada University of New Mexico, United States Exploring Generative Artificial Intelligence as A Real-Time Collaborator for Educators
Dr.Elena Andrade University of La Rioja, Spain Linking University and Community: An Innovative Teaching Aprroach to Transform Learning in Community Health Nursing
Dr.Gisela Cebrián Bernat Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain School Climate Assemblies: An Innovative Approach to Promote Sustainability Competences and Community Action
Dr.Jeanne Guerrero American University, United States Expanding Equitable Access to Higher Education: Lessons from U.S. And Global Early College Pathways
Dr.Lara Murvartian Universidad de Granada, Spain From Early Warning Signs to Institutional Action: An Innovative Teaching Method to Address Gender-Related Violence in Universities
Dr.Lydia Mannion Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, Ireland Faith and Flourishing: Psychological, Philosophical, And Educational Perspectives On Wellbeing and Religion in Adolescence
Dr.Maria Karamanidou University of Limassol, Cyprus Innovating Teacher Training in Primary Education: Cross-National Lessons from Cyprus and The United Kingdom
Dr.Milena Trenta Universidad de La Laguna, Spain VR EU Hoteliers Project: Immersive Virtual Reality for Higher Education in Hospitality and Tourism
Dr.Nur Alacam Ondokuz Mayıs University, Turkey The Influence of Nutrition Education on Preschool Children
Dr.Tianhua Xu University of Warwick, United Kingdom Enhancing Conceptual Understanding and Analytical Skills in Optical Communications Education
Dr.Turtogtokh Batkhuyag Mongolian National University of Education, Mongolia Reassessing Foundational Teacher Education in Mongolia: Student Satisfaction, Challenges, And Learning Outcomes
Dr.Wahiza Wahi Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), Malaysia Reimagining Higher Education: A Personalized Experiential Learning Model for 21st Century Curriculum Innovation
Dr.Zoi Antonopoulou University of Piraeus, Greece English for Specific Purposes in Adult and Professional Learning Contexts: A Social and Intercultural Perspective
Mr. John Thompson Texas Tech University, United States Educating Desire and Virtue: Alasdair MacIntyre, Narrative Formation, and the Limits of Contemporary Character Education
Mr. Meshal Almutairi Ministry of Education, Kuwait Environmental Education in a Petro-State: Kuwait’s School Leaders’ Perspectives
Mr. Richard Casey Mary Immaculate College, Ireland How John Henry Newman’s ‘Idea of A University’ Can Inform Educational Philosophy at The Primary Level
Mrs. Anastasiya Savran University College for Teacher Education, Vienna, Austria Computational Thinking & Aesthetic-Artistic-Engagement Through Tinkering: A Case Study in First Grade of Primary School
Mrs. Elena Martelli Mathematics for Change, Italy Mathematics for Change: Enriching Mathematics Education Through Global Challenges and The Sustainable Development Goals
Mrs. Mashael Shebeeb Abdullah Kuwait University, Kuwait The Current State of Digital Educational Planning Practices in Public Schools in the State of Kuwait from the Perspective of Intermediate School Department Heads
Mrs. Noor Alnuwaiem Kuwait University, Kuwait The Role of University Administration in Developing Leadership Skills Among Kuwait University Students
Mrs. Reem Alajmi Kuwait University, Kuwait The Impact of Artificial Intelligence Utilization on the School Decision-Making Process from the Perspectives of Public School Principals in the State of Kuwait
Ms. Han Yang Keele University, United Kingdom Epistemic Agency in Technology-Mediated Task-Based Language Teaching: A Cross-Cultural Study of Teachers in Mainland China and England
Ms. Maria Alejandra Mareco Wilburn ES – WCPSS, United States From Compliance to Understanding: Flexible Pedagogical Practices in Foreign Language Classrooms
Ms. Mayumi Odawara Waseda University, Japan Cultural Differences in Creativity: Comparing Western and Japanese Approaches to Innovation in Education
Ms. Priyanka Prasad Florida State University, United States The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Education: A Case Study of a Low-Fee Private School in India
Ms. Sozyar Abdalla University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom Hyperactive Education: Negotiating ADHD as an Undiagnosed Middle Eastern Female Student
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