Presentations

 

Brasília – Seminário Internacional SESI E SENAI de Educação| 16 de março de 2023

Porto – Fight Against Functional Illiteracy | 9 November 2021

Teaching in post-pandemic times | Taiwan Presentation

Ferramentas do século XXI para a escola do século XXI

Quito – Ecuador Seminar | Junio 9, 2021

Belorus Seminar | March 2, 2021

Ups and downs in Portuguese education: how curricular ambition and curricular assessment can change a country

Hungary Seminar | March 2, 2021

Curricular ambition and aligned assessment can change a country

Advisory Panel Meeting | Abu Dhabi | June 7, 2020

How the pandemic changed education and how pandemic did not change education.

World Bank | April 11, 2020

How Ambitious Curricula, aligned assessment, and focus on all students can improve education.

2020 8th International Conference of Teacher Education: Focusing on Teaching Methods and Materials | November 6, 2020

How Ambitious Curricula, aligned assessment, and focus on all students can improve education.

Cambridge Assessment Network | Thought Seminar Leadership| November 24, 2020

Interpreting Pisa – Understanding national educational improvement – The case of Portugal

Sidney ResearchED Conference, March 27, 2021

Everything starts with the curriculum: Evidence from ILSA studies: Contrarily to widely spread speculations, International Large Scale Assessment studies such as PISA and TIMSS do not point towards the need to have a vague competences-based curriculum nor towards the advantage of discovery-learning methods, nor even to the need to make the curricular standards more flexible, in order to “reduce inequalities”. PISA and TIMSS study results support the need of a ambitious standards, teacher-directed explicit instruction, and frequent assessment.