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• <H2> 10th Ed Leadership International Roundtable
• <H3> AN EVIDENCE DRIVEN EDUCATION
• <H3> Stella Fernandez
• <H2> Master Teacher, Creative & Thinking Classrooms, Recipient of President's Award, Singapore
• <H3> Dr Robert J Saunders
• <H2> Co-Founder of the Council for Global Education, USA
• <H3> Mr Andy Harvey
• <H2> Andy Harvey has been working in the area of English language teaching for the last 23 years both in schools and training mainstream teachers in Primary schools in West London.
• <H3> Ms Dee Loftus
• <H2> Dee Loftus is an EAL ( English as an Additional Language) consultant for the London Borough of Hounslow .
• <H3> Ms Meher Van Groenou
• <H2> Meher Van Groenou was born in India and received Masters in social work from M.S.Univercity of Baroda . She worked in the B.M. Institute for Child Psychology in Ahmedabad. Meher continued her studies of child welfare at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor completing M.S.W. She worked in Children Social Services in San Jose, California.
• <H3> Mr Michael Brearley
• <H2> Michael is widely experienced in all phases of education with a teaching and leadership background in the secondary sector.
• <H3> Mr Surya Narayan Bahadur
• <H2> Twenty five years of Corporate Management experience with various FMCG, his previous assignment was at Dabur (Sunova) as National Sales Manager. The other Brands he has served are Yera Glassware, Lakme, Revlon, Perfetti, Captain Cook, and Jagatjit Industries.
• <H3> Dr. Howard Gardener
• <H2> Howard Gardner is the Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Senior Director of Harvard Project Zero. Among numerous honors, Gardner received a MacArthur Prize Fellowship in 1981. He has received honorary degrees from twenty-six colleges and universities.
• <H3> Ms Ashalata Badami
• <H2> Mathematics Expert (confirmed)
• <H3> Mr Samarendra Kumar
• <H2> Project Coordinator Regional Science City
• <H3> Ms Meli Glenn
• <H2> Meli Glenn is a Research Officer at the London Centre for Leadership in Learning (LCLL) and Thomas Coram Research Unit (TCRU) at the Institute of Education (IOE), University of London, with experience in educational research and evaluation.
• <H3> Ms Indira Eisenberg / Mr Jürgen Eisenberg
• <H2> She have completed a 5 year Integrated M.A Programme in German Language from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She worked for few years as a Translator.
• <H3> Prof Harikesh Singh
• <H2> Mr Harikesh Singh has a total experience of 34 years in the field of education. He is the Professor, Faculty of Education, B.H.U. He has more than 110 papers / articles / book reviews to his credit. He has served as the Head and Dean, Faculty of Education, B.H.U. for a couple of years. He has visited various countries like Italy, U.K. etc. to attend conferences / seminars / workshops for the cause of education. He has been awarded the UGC Career Award for three years from 1987 to 1990.
• <H3> Dr Sandhya Singh
• <H2> Dr. Sandhya Singh has a total of 22 years of experience in the areas of Hindi language and literature. Before joining N.C.E.R.T, she was a lecturer and reader in B.H.U affiliated Vasanta College for Women (Varanasi) for over 14 years.
• <H3> Dr Amitabh Pandit
• <H2> Founder Member Of Saidas Healing Foundation
• <H3> Mr Steve Rudolf
• <H2> Education Expert
• <H3> Ms Anneke Tolsma
• <H2> Anneke Tolsma worked as a directress in the Casa dei Bambini at the revolutionary Nahoon Montessori School in South Africa, as HoD for upper elementary at Elckerlyc Montessori School in the Netherlands, and – most recently – she was head-hunted to take on the position of lead directress at Mammolina Children’s Home, one of China’s leading Montessori schools, in Beijing.
• <H3> Mr Matthew Rich
• <H2> Matthew Rich began his educational career under the mentorship of Sharon Caldwell at the Nahoon Montessori School in his native South Africa. It was there that he was able to nurture his interest in child-directed decision-making, school democratization, and conflict resolution.
• <H3> Dr Sunita Gandhi
• <H2> Sunita Gandhi started her first school at the age of 14 for the underprivileged children in her neighbourhood. After completing Class X, she moved to the UK to do A-Levels following which Sunita received three merit based scholarships to undertake her doctorate programme in Physics at Cambridge University. Subsequently, she founded schools in Prague, the Czech Republic and in Hafnarfjordur, Iceland, where she began in 2000 to experiment with and pilot her Global Education Model of Schooling, or the GEMS “Dynamic”. In the 26 years abroad, Sunita has lived in the UK, USA, the Czech Republic and Iceland and carried out educational projects and traveled to 34 countries.
• <H3> Dr Jean Miller
• <H2> Chair, Education Economics & Int. Development, Institute Of Education, London University, UK
• <H3> Prof Geeta Gandhi Kingdon
• <H2> Trainer Ph.D Association Montessori Internationale
• <H3> Dr Mrinanlini Anant
• <H2> Principal in Meerut Public Girls’ School
• <H3> Dr Raphel Wilkins
• <H2> Assistant Director (International Consultancy) and Director of International Affairs, London Centre for Leadership in Learning, Institute of Education, University of London
• <H3> Dr. Eija Kauppinen
• <H2> Couselor of Education, Curriculum Development (General Education) National Board of Education, Helsinki, Finland
• <H3> Dr Vimala Ramachandran
• <H2> Director, Education Research unit (ERU) Consultants Pvt Ltd. Delhi, India
• <H3> Dr. Shruti Jaiswal
• <H2> Founder member Parwarish Institute of Parenting, New Delhi, India
• <H3> Md. Shahjahan kabira
• <H2> Principal Angelica International School Dhaka, Bangladesh
• <H3> Mr André Roberfroid
• <H2> President, Association Montessori Internationale
• <H3> Mr Samarendra Kumar
• <H2> Project Coordinator, Regional Science City, Lucknow, India
• <H3> Mr Sushant Kalra
• <H2> Parwarish Institute of Parenting, New Delhi, India
• <H3> Mrs S. Rekha Reddy
• <H2> Vidyanjali Academy for Learning (CBSE School)
• <H3> Mr. Oscar Marino
• <H2> Teacher Trainer English Language Teacher, Argentina
• <H3> Mr Parth Shah
• <H2> President, Centre for Civil Society, India
• <H3> Mr.Mikko Korhonen
• <H2> Mikkelin lyseon lukio Lecturer in Physics and Mathematics. Mikkeli, Finland
• <H3> Ms Kim Insley
• <H2> IOE, University of London, UK
• <H3> Ms Lynne Lawrence
• <H2> Executive Director at Association Montessori Internationale
• <H3> Ms Meena Chandavarkar
• <H2> Director, New India school,Pune, India
• <H3> Ms Meher Van Groenou
• <H2> Director of montessori institute of advanced studies and montessori school at five canyons, california, USA
• <H3> Ms Renuka Joshi
• <H2> Founder member Parwarish Institute of Parenting, New Delhi, India
• <H3> Ms Sonia Swaroop Choksic
• <H2> Founder member Parwarish Institute of Parenting, New Delhi,
• <H3> Ms Usha Pandit
• <H2> Educational Consultant, Author of the textbook series “Empowering English” Mindsprings Consulting/Mindsprings Publishing Mumbai India
• <H3> Ms Vidushi Chaudhry
• <H2> Educational Consultant, Author of the textbook series “Empowering English” Mindsprings Consulting/Mindsprings Publishing Mumbai India
• <H3> Ms. Aurelia Garcia
• <H2> Teacher of Language Arts Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Fellow Lapampa, Argentina
• <H3> Ms. Parvati
• <H2> Incharge City International School, Lucknow
• <H3> Stella Fernandez
• <H2> Master Teacher, Creative & Thinking Classrooms, Recipient of President's Award, Singapore
• <H3> Dr Mindy Blaise
• <H2> Associate Professor The Hong Kong Institute of Education Co-director, Centre for Childhood Research and Innovation, China
• <H3> Dr. Fred Mednick
• <H2> Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins University School of Education After more than 20 years as a teacher and principal, Dr. Fred Mednick founded Teachers Without Borders (TWB) in 2000.
• <H3> Pirjo Koivula
• <H2> Counsellor of Education Curriculum Development, Unit Finnish National Board of Education, Helsinki
• <H3> Dave Faulkner
• <H2> Director of Education Changemakers, Australia
• <H3> Bob Barata Lorton
• <H2> President, Center for Innovation in Education, USA
• <H3> Dr. Sunita Gandhi
• <H2> Convenor, EDWW Co-Founder, Council for Global Education, USA
• <H3> Ms Archanaa Pande
• <H2> Ms Archanaa Pande has served as principal of City Montessori School, Lucknow (Ashsrfabad Branch) for the past 24 years. She has taught students at all levels and served as Primary Incharge and Headmistress. A popular trainer of principals and teachers, she has led several training programmes and hosted conferences. She has also anchored a number of conferences and produced several live and recorded shows for Doordarshan and for celebrities like Girija Devi, Pandit Kishan Maharaj, Shankar Mahadevan, A Shivmani and Louis Banks. She has produced documentaries for Delhi Doordarshan and acted in feature films, telefilms, serials and stage plays. She has led an Indian delegation to Finland. She has also attended and directed Children's International Summer Village (CISV) camps attended by children and teachers from ten countries. Archanaa Pande is also an expert in cooperative games and cooperative learning.
• <H3> Dr. Fred Mednick
• <H2> Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins University School of Education After more than 20 years as a teacher and principal, Dr. Fred Mednick founded Teachers Without Borders (TWB) in 2000.
• <H3> Pirjo Koivula
• <H2> Counsellor of Education Curriculum Development Unit Finnish National Board of Education, Helsinki
• <H3> Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury
• <H2> Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury holds two Guinness World Records.
• <H3> Simi Srivastava
• <H2> Founder & Master Story Teller
• <H3> Bob Barata Lorton
• <H2> President, Center for Innovation in Education, USA
• <H3> Prof Geeta Gandhi Kingdon
• <H2> Chair, Education Economics & Int. Development, Institute Of Education, London University, UK
• <H3> Dr. Sunita Gandhi
• <H2> Convenor, EDWW Co-Founder, Council for Global Education, USA
• <H3> Nurjahan Begum
• <H2> Managing Director at Grameen Shiksha (Education)
• <H3> Kiran Bedi
• <H2> Kiran Bedi is an Indian social activist and a retired Indian Police Service(IPS) officer. She joined the police service in 1972 and became the first woman officer in the IPS.
• <H3> Pirjo Koivula
• <H2> Counsellor of Education Curriculum Development Unit Finish National Board of Education, Helsinki
• <H3> Shaun Hawthorne
• <H2> Shaun Hawthorne joined the visible learning educational consultancy team in February 2014. Shaun has over 20 years experience in working in the secondary schooling sector in New Zealand, most recently as a deputy principal in a co-educational Y9- 13 school in Auckland.
• <H3> Dr Manu Kapur
• <H2> Dr Manu Kapur is Head of Learning Sciences Lab (LSL) at the National Institute of Education (NIE) of Singapore and an Associate Professor in the Curriculum, Teaching and Learning (CTL) Academic Group.
• <H3> Mari-Pauliina
• <H2> MA (Psychology), postgraduate student (Special Education), Project manager Centre for Educational Assessment, University of Helsinki, Finland
• <H3> Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury
• <H2> Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury holds two Guinness World Records.
• <H3> Bob Barata Lorton
• <H2> President, Center for Innovation in Education, USA
• <H3> Louka Parry
• <H2> Principal-Mimili Anangu School
• <H3> Gwyneth
• <H2> Reader in Higher Education at the Institute of Education, London
• <H3> Alok Ranjan
• <H2> Alok Ranjan has over 30 years of experience in administrative services. A Delhi University student and a alumnus of IIM(A), Alok Ranjan belongs to the 1978 batch of the IAS.
• <H3> Prof Geeta Gandhi Kingdon
• <H2> Chair, Education Economics & Int. Development, Institute Of Education, London University, UK
• <H3> Dr. Sunita Gandhi
• <H2> Convenor, EDWW Co-Founder, Council for Global Education, USA
• <H3> Ms Susmita Basu
• <H2> Head, Quality Assurance and Innovations Department
• <H3> Ms. Irmeli Halinen
• <H2> Head of the Curriculum Development, Finnish National Board of Education(FNBE)
• <H3> Andreas Schleicher
• <H2> Andreas Schleicher is Director for Education and Skills, and Special Advisor on Education Policy to the Secretary-General at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in Paris.
• <H3> Hanna Ragnarsdottir
• <H2> Professor School of Education University Of Iceland
• <H3> Susan Rafik Hama
• <H2> School of Education, University of Iceland
• <H3> Vicki Zakrzewski
• <H2> Education Director of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley
• <H3> Professor Shun-Wing NG
• <H2> Department of Education Policy and Leadership, Hong Kong Institute of Education
• <H3> Pirjo Koivula
• <H2> Counsellor of Education Curriculum Development Unit, Finnish National Board of Education, Helsinki
• <H3> Dr. Fred Mednick
• <H2> Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins University School of Education After more than 20 years as a teacher and principal, Dr. Fred Mednick founded Teachers Without Borders (TWB) in 2000.
• <H3> Mari-Pauliina
• <H2> MA (Psychology), postgraduate student (Special Education), Project manager Centre for Educational Assessment University of Helsinki, Finland
• <H3> Alok Ranjan
• <H2> Alok Ranjan has over 30 years of experience in administrative services. A Delhi University student and a alumnus of IIM(A), Alok Ranjan belongs to the 1978 batch of the IAS.
• <H3> Raj Shekhar
• <H2> District Magistrate, Lucknow
• <H3> Mr. Gopabandhu Pattanaik
• <H2> Co-Chairperson, India Literacy Board,Lucknow
• <H3> Reena Ray
• <H2> Reena Ray, Addtional Secretary, Dept. of School Education and Literacy,
• <H3> Dr Jagdish Gandhi
• <H2> Mr. Jagdish Gandhi founded the City Montessori School (CMS) in 1959 with only 5 students. Today, CMS is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest school by pupils with over 36,000 students on rolls. CMS has also been awarded the highly prestigious UNESCO Prize for Peace Education 2002 - the only school in the world to be honoured with this award. CMS also organizes 24 international events as part of its unique educational philosophy and hundreds of thousands of children from all over the world participate in these events every year. Consequently, the CMS educational model which believes that "School must be the Lighthouse of Society" and which upholds that nurturing spiritual awareness in children must be the central focus of all educational activities, has grown into a veritable school of thought, impacting schools and educational organisations worldwide.
• <H3> Dr (Mrs) Bharti Gandhi
• <H2> Mrs. Bharti Gandhi's name has become synonymous with City Montessori School and CMS Teachers' Training College in Lucknow. Her sincere devotion towards the education of children, training of teachers, upliftment of women and eradication of social evils, is widely recognized in educational circles. The CMS which she founded together with her husband, Mr. Jagdish Gandhi, now has over 35,000 students, a Guinness World Record for largest number of students in a single city.
• <H3> Prof Geeta Gandhi Kingdon
• <H2> Chair, Education Economics & Int. Development, Institute Of Education, London University, UK
• <H3> Dr. Sunita Gandhi
• <H2> Convenor, EDWW Co-Founder, Council for Global Education, USA
• <H3> ALFIE KOHN
• <H2> Kohn has been described in Time magazine as a "perhaps the USA's most outspoken critic of education." Kohn has been featured on hundreds of TV and radio programs, including the "Today" show and two appearances on "Opraha" He has been profiled in the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times. His books have been translated into many of the world's languages.
• <H3> JAN BERKVENS
• <H2> Jan Berkvens (The Netherlands, 1972) works as a curriculum design and education reform specialist for theNetherlands Institute for Curriculum Development (SLO). After more than ten years of experience in secondary and higher education in the Netherlands (academic, vocational andagricultural streams), he started working as an education reform and capacity building specialist in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports in Phnom Penh, Cambodia in 2006. The ministry was implementing Education for All strategies, and experienced that capacity building for all people responsible at all levels of the education system was needed.
• <H3> Paul O'Shea
• <H2> Education Consultant, specialising in leadership development, school improvement and coaching; working primarily with schools, Local Authorities, and on government projects. An experienced Head teacher, He has previously led three London schools. For the past seven years he has been a practicing Consultant Leader, working independently for the National College, educational companies, Local Authorities, and with individual schools. The main areas of his work encompass: leadership development; coaching and mentoring; school self-evaluation; and as a tutor on National College programmes. Additionally, he is a registered Ofsted inspector, a School Improvement Partner, a National Challenge Adviser and have acted as a School Regional Improvement Adviser in the West Country, supporting Local Authorities and schools in the National Challenge, and with 6th Form improvement.
• <H3> Dr Jagdish Gandhi
• <H2> Mr. Jagdish Gandhi founded the City Montessori School (CMS) in 1959 with only 5 students. Today, CMS is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest school by pupils with over 36,000 students on rolls. CMS has also been awarded the highly prestigious UNESCO Prize for Peace Education 2002 - the only school in the world to be honoured with this award. CMS also organizes 24 international events as part of its unique educational philosophy and hundreds of thousands of children from all over the world participate in these events every year. Consequently, the CMS educational model which believes that "School must be the Lighthouse of Society" and which upholds that nurturing spiritual awareness in children must be the central focus of all educational activities, has grown into a veritable school of thought, impacting schools and educational organisations worldwide.
• <H3> Dr (Mrs) Bharti Gandhi
• <H2> Mrs. Bharti Gandhi's name has become synonymous with City Montessori School and CMS Teachers' Training College in Lucknow. Her sincere devotion towards the education of children, training of teachers, upliftment of women and eradication of social evils, is widely recognized in educational circles. The CMS which she founded together with her husband, Mr. Jagdish Gandhi, now has over 35,000 students, a Guinness World Record for largest number of students in a single city.
• <H3> Prof Geeta Gandhi Kingdon
• <H2> Chair, Education Economics & Int. Development, Institute Of Education, London University, UK
• <H3> Dr. Sunita Gandhi
• <H2> Convenor, EDWW Co-Founder, Council for Global Education, USA
• <H3> 1st Global Education Research ConferenceSPEAKERS
• <H2> SPEAKERS
• <H3> 10th Ed Leadership 05-07 October, 2017
• <H3> Awards & Associations:
• <H3> Register for 10th Ed Leadership
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