Organized by Under the patronage of evidence contexts practice Scientific research provides a framework of "what works, under what circumstances". How to help schools become more evidence-informed? Required registration on www.sapie.it - Info [email protected] SCIENTIFIC COMMITEE A. Calvani (Chair - University of Florence), G. Bandini (University of Florence), L. Bigozzi (University of Florence), G. Bonaiuti (University of Cagliari), D. Capperucci (University of Florence), L. Chiappetta Cajola (Roma Tre University), R. Cardarello (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia), L. Cottini (University of Udine), P. Federighi (University of Florence), D. Ianes (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano), C. Maltinti (Ministry of Education, University and Research), M. Orsi (Ministry of Education, University and Research), A. Parola (University of Turin), A. Peru (University of Florence), G. Pinto (University of Florence), M. Ranieri (University of Florence), D. Robasto (University of Parma), R. Trinchero (University of Turin), A. Valenti (Calabria University), G. Vivanet (University of Cagliari), T. Zappaterra (University of Florence). 20 November - AULA BATTILANI, via S. Reparata 27R, Firenze 01:30 pm Conference registration 02:15 pm Welcome and opening reception. Chair: A. Calvani. Introduction to the conference 02:45 pm G. Vivanet: What is Evidence Based Education (brief synthesis) 03:00 pm D. Masters (Visible Learning): Evidence based teaching and learning - what we can learn from the Visible Learning research. 04:00 pm M. Bell (Evidence Based Teachers Network): EBE and teachers training. The Evidence Based Teachers Network. 05:00 pm Coffee break 05:10 pm R. Trinchero: Scientific evidence and widespread teaching practices: focus on points of conflict. G. Zanniello: Perspectives of evidence-based research: critical points and connections with the history of experimental teaching in Italy. 05:50 pm Discussion 06:30 pm End of the session 21 November - AULA 4 - Via Laura, 48, Florence The introduction of EBE culture in the Italian educational research: potential and critical issues 09:00 am Creating a network between University and School: what kind of role should have Sapie? Chair: G. Bandini. Contributions: G. Bonaiuti, L. Cianfriglia, C. Maltinti, L. Menichetti. Contributions of schools: A. Bergamo, R. Carraresi, S. Cavari, S. Niccolai, M. Vacca. 10:45 am Coffee break 11:00 am Contribution of dott. R. De Pasquale. Head of Department of education and training system - Ministry of Education 11:15 am Working to improve evidence-based teaching in schools Chair: D. Capperucci. Contributions: M. Orsi, A. Parola, D. Robasto. Contributions of schools: B. Bucciolini, A. Franci, S. Gestri. 12:45 am Lunch break 02:00 pm Evidence based education and special education: to take stock of the situation. Chair: T. Zappaterra. Contributions: L. Bigozzi, L. Chiappetta Cajola, L. Cottini, D. Ianes, A. Peru, A. Rizzo, A. Valenti. 04:00 pm Teaching and EBE. Which perspectives? Chair: A. Calvani. Contributions: M. Baldacci, G. Ferrer-Esteban, A. La Marca, F. Landriscina, P.G. Rossi, R. Trinchero. 06:00 pm Meeting SApIE members 08:00 pm Conference dinner The conference is sponsored by SApIE (Società per l’Apprendimento e l’Istruzione informati da Evidenza the Italian Society for learning and instruction informed by evidence) that aims to create a community, composed by educational researcher and school professionals, interested in improving teaching practice, informed by the best available evidence. The participation at the conference is free, but, given the limited number of places, please register filling the module on the website www.sapie.it. Organizing Committee: E. Guerin, S. Micheletta, C. Moricca, M. Pellegrini. INFO: [email protected]