Institute of Education

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English Fast Track Seminar

English Fast Track Seminar

We invite faculty, research staff, and Ph.D. students from the Institute of Education at HSE as well as external speakers to present on their on-going and past research studies in short yet informative English Fast Track Seminars (EFTS). EFTS is a platform where you can expect to practice your international conference talks, dissertation defense, and/or receive feedback in a constructive way. Sign up as prospective speakers and audience for upcoming EFTS!

English Fast Track Seminars aim to share the latest findings of our studies using a 15 min oral presentation followed by 5 min question/answer as it occurs in real conferences. It allows speakers to practice and improve their time-management. In addition, we intend to use the e-version of published articles instead of boring PowerPoints to provide audiences with new findings and the structure and organization of the recently published articles.

 

These seminars follow three major aims.

  • First, to share the latest findings of our studies published over the past three years.
  • Second, to improve the time-management skills of speakers: first part – presenting of the article - will last for 15 min followed by 5 min question/answer as it occurs in real conferences. If needed, the discussion may be extended for additional 20 min.
  • In addition, we intend to use the e-version of published articles instead of boring PowerPoints to to provide audience with new findings and the structure and organization of the academic journal articles. 

Future seminars

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Past seminars

Effects of teachers’ fears on students' achievement: Evidence from list experiment

Speaker: Kseniya Adamovich, Research Fellow at the International Laboratory for Evaluation of Practices and Innovations in Education, Institute of Education, HSE University

Link is coming

Next 

Access to Higher Education: effectively maintained inequality

Speaker: Tatiana Chirkina, Research Fellow at the International Laboratory for Evaluation of Practices and Innovations in Education, Institute of Education, HSE University

Link is coming

Abstract 

Neurocognitive basis of moral reasoning and behavior

Speaker: Rustam Asgarov, PhD, Research Fellow, International Laboratory of Social Neurobiology, Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience HSE University 

Link is coming

Abstract 

Social studies curriculum: A window to peace and tolerance or otherwise!

Speaker: Nazir Jogezai, PhD, Research Fellow, Laboratory for Educational Innovation Research, Institute of Education HSE University 

Link is coming

Abstract 

The social integration experiences of international doctoral students at Russian universities

Speaker: Abdul-Rahaman Nurudeen, PhD student at the Institute of Education HSE University

Link

Abstract 

Higher Education Institutions Reactions to the Needs of Social Economic Development by Digital Transformation and AI?

Speaker: Ruoqi Cao, IOE HSE Doctoral School Graduate, Intern at the Online Education Research Center, Ministry of Education of People's 

Link is coming

Abstract 

Job-Education Mismatch and Individual and Organizational Outcomes in Public Sector

Speaker: Ralina Fatykhova, Master student of Applied Social Psychology Program, Institute of Education, HSE University 

Link

Teaching TRIZ [Theory of Inventive Problem Solving] in Primary School: An Iranian Case Study.

Speaker: Sara Salimi Namin, PhD, Head of Iranian Institute of Innovation and Technological Studies (IIITS) and Managing Director of AboAyeneh School; Creativity & Innovation Consultant at the Iranian Ministry of Education; TRIZ Consultant 

Link

Abstract 

Sports knowledge, education, and women as omnivorous sports consumers

Speaker: Adam James Gemar, Ph.D., Research Fellow at the Centre for Cultural Sociology, Institute of Education

Link

Abstract 

Help-seeking behavior in Russia and Australia

Speaker: Daniel Cavanagh, Ph.D. Fellow, Centre for Mental Health, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne

Link

Characteristics of the educational environment as a factor in the development of adolescent autonomy

Speaker: Emilia Bogdanova, Ph.D. Fellow, IOE HSE University

Link

School Connectedness: An Important aspect for the Mental Wellbeing of Peer Victimised Adolescents

Speaker: Dr. Rayna Sadia, Assistant Professor at Riphah International University Islamabad, Pakistan

Link

Abstract 

Narcissistic people, not narcissistic nations: Using multilevel modelling to explore narcissism across countries

Speaker: Laura Johnson Ph.D. Fellow Department of Psychology Western University, Canada

Link

Abstract 

Workaholism and wellbeing

Speaker: Dr. Morteza Charkhabi, Assistant Professor at the Institute of Education HSE University 

Link.


 

All seminars are held in English, in Zoom. For questions about the seminar, please contact Anna Polyanskaya (apolyanskaya@hse.ru).

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Check out videos of our past seminars on YouTube