Asia-Pacific Education Assessment Conference 2013
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Thank You for making the Asia-Pacific Education Assessment Conference (APEAC) 2013 a great success.

We look forward to your participation in the 2nd APEAC from 10 to 11 September 2015.

Date                                        : 12 - 13 September 2013

Theme                                     : Assessment Competencies in the 21st Century

Venue                                      : Orchard Hotel Singapore

Supported By                          : Ministry of Education, National Institute of Education and Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau

Total Number of Delegates     : 500 participants

Keynote Presentations

Presentation Slides

Keynote 1

Professor David Hawker

The College of Teachers, United Kingdom   

“From Local to Global: Linking Up the Assessment and Improvement Agenda in Education”

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Keynote 2

Professor Maija Aksela    

University of Helsinki, Finland

"Assessment for Improving Learning”

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Keynote 3

Professor Michael Askew

Monash University, Australia

“Assessment – Designing Tasks Appropriate for Instructional Decisions”

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Keynote 4

Professor Don Albert Klinger

Queen’s University, Canada

“Our Evolving Conceptions of Classroom Assessment and its Role in Teaching and Learning”

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Spotlight Presentations

Presentation Slides

Associate Professor Wong Khoon Yoong

National Institute of Education, Singapore

“Enhancing Mathematics Assessment with Validated Resources”     

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Hon Associate Professor Berry, Rita Shuk Yin

Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong

“Rethinking Assessment with Purpose in Mind”

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Associate Professor Christopher R. Gareis

The College of William and Mary, United States of America

“Assessment Literacy for Teachers: Connecting Curriculum, Instruction, and Student Learning”

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Associate Professor Kanae Nishioka

Kyoto University, Japan

“How Can ‘Goal-based Assessment’ Lead to Better Educational Practices?: Focusing on Performance Assessment in Japan”

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Dr Peter J Keegan

The University of Auckland, New Zealand

“Improving the Quality of Teacher-based Assessment”

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Dr Sabrina Laine

American Institutes for Research, United States of America

“Engaging Teachers in Evaluation Reform”

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Associate Professor Sandy Cook

Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore

“Team-based Learning: An Innovative Learning and Assessment Strategy”

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