Professors of Education Meeting; Due 1/15/16
The Society of Professors of Education has extended the call for
proposals for presentation at the 2016 SPE meeting during the AERA
conference.
The Society of Professors of Education (SPE) invites proposals for
presentation at its annual meeting held during the 2016 AERA Annual
Conference in Washington, DC from April 8th to 12th.
Founded in 1902, the Society of Professors of Education (SPE) is a
professional and academic association open to all persons engaged in
teacher preparation, curriculum studies, educational foundations, and
related activities. The Society’s primary goal is to provide a forum
for consideration of major issues, tasks, problems, and challenges
confronting professional educators. SPE is an interdisciplinary
organization. Its members include both scholars and practitioners in
education.
We are especially interested in presentations that are focused on the
theme of “Teaching for the world as it is…and for the world as it
could be.” Proposals not related to the theme but focused on the goals
of the Society (above) are also welcome.
All presenters must be members of the Society of Professors of
Education in order to be included in the conference program. We
encourage you to join the Society at your earliest convenience. You
will find a membership form at the Society of Professors of Education
webpage at:
http://
Please visit us the Society of Professors of Education Facebook Group
page (join us) at the following URL address:
https://www.facebook.com/
Proposals must be submitted electronically to the Program Coordinator
Bernardo Gallegos, no later than January 15, 2016. The proposal must
be sent as a Word document attachment in an e-mail addressed to
bernardo1@earthlink.net The subject line of the e-mail message must
read: "SPE 2016 Proposal."
Length: Proposals should be between 350-500 words. A proposal should
restate the title of the presentation, describe its contents, and
discuss its significance. The proposal should NOT identify the
presenters.
Cover Sheet: Each proposal should have a separate cover sheet that
lists: 1) title or topic of the paper; 2) names, affiliations and
relevant backgrounds of all participants; 3) address, telephone
number, and e-mail address of the person submitting the proposal and
addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses of all
participants. The cover sheet will not be sent to proposal reviewers.
After the cover sheet, the proposal must not contain any information
that identifies participant(s).
Call for Reviewers:
In addition to submitting your work, another way that you can
participate in the Society is to volunteer as a proposal reviewer. The
review process will take place soon after the deadline. Please contact
Bernardo Gallegos at bernardo1@earthlink.net if you are interested in
reviewing proposals for the 2016 meeting.
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