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SEAMEO-The University of Tsukuba Symposium IX (Virtual)

Theme: Resilience for Global Citizenship

Sub-Theme: Challenges in Education under COVID-19 11 February 2021

TENTATIVE PROGRAMME

Thai Standard Time (GMT+7)

As of 09 February 2021, 9.11AM

Thursday, 11 February 2021

0830-0900 hrs Registration and Log in 0900-1000 hrs I. Opening Ceremony

A. SEAMEO Colours and SEAMEO Song

B. Opening Remark by H E Datuk Dr Radzi Jidin

Senior Minister of Education, Malaysia and SEAMEO Council President C. Welcome Remarks by Dr Benton Caroline Fern

Vice President, The University of Tsukuba

D. Welcome Remarks by Mr. MINAMI Shinpei, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology-Japan (MEXT)

E. Opening Message by Dr Ethel Agnes Pascua-Valenzuela Director, SEAMEO Secretariat

F. Keynote Speech: ‘Resilience for Global Citizenship’

Dr Ida Yoshiyasu, Chair, Doctoral Program in School Education,

Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, The University of Tsukuba

G. Official Photo Session

1000-1005 hrs Healthy Break

1005-1105 hrs II. Roundtable Discussion: Resilience for Global Citizenship Panelists:

The Development of Agency as Global Citizenship in Tokkatsu:

Focusing on the alteration of school rules by the student council, Dr. Tetsuo Kyomen, University of Tsukuba

Fostering Global Citizenship through Sales Competition, Dr Alpha Amirrachman, Centre Director, SEAMEO SEAMOLEC

SEAMEO VOCTECH’s Strategic Initiatives in Response to COVID- 19 and fast-changing technology, Mr Alias Abu Bakar, Centre Director, SEAMEO VOCTECH

Moving Forward to a Better Future: A Regional Center’s Response, Mr Benito Espena Benoza, Knowledge Management and Networking Office Manager, SEAMEO INNOTECH

Moderator: Prof Dr Nakao Nomura, Regional Director of South East Asia and Taiwan Offices, Global Common Office, The University of Tsukuba

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2 1105-1205 hrs III. Global Citizenship Resiliency in Response to COVID-19 (I) – for Higher

Education, Research and TVET Panel Presentation:

Reshaping Research and Development in Higher Education Institutions amidst the Pandemic, Dr Glenn B Gregorio, Centre Director, SEAMEO SEARCA

Resiliency of Academic Activities for Global Citizenship at

University of Tsukuba in Response to COVID 19, Prof. Dr. Nakao Nomura, University of Tsukuba

Online Hybrid System Learning Model: A Case Study on Training of Geodata Base Diagnostic and Monitoring for Plant Pest and

Disease Management,Dr Zulhamsyah Imran, Centre Director, SEAMEO BIOTROP

Covid-19 responses in Cambodia,Dr Songheang Ai, Centre Director, SEAMEO TED

Moderator: Dr Wahyudi, Deputy Director for Programme and Development, SEAMEO Secretariat

1205-1300 hrs Lunch

1300-1400 hrs IV. Global Citizenship Resiliency in Response to COVID-19 (II) – for Mathematics and Science Education

Panel Presentation:

Learning from Everything,Dr Shah Jahan bin Assanarkutty, Centre Director, SEAMEO RECSAM

Teachers Resilience Toward Science Learning during Pandemic,Dr Indrawati, Centre Director, SEAMEO QITEP in Science

Math for All & Its Strategic Program for Teachers in Response to Covid-19 Pandemic,Dr Sumardyono, Centre Director, SEAMEO QITEP in Mathematics

Online Programs for Mathematics Education: The Case of CRICED, University of Tsukuba, Prof. Dr. Masami Isoda, University of Tsukuba

Moderator: Dr Kritsachai Somsaman, Deputy Director for Administration and Communication, SEAMEO Secretariat

1400-1500 hrs V. Global Citizenship Resiliency in Response to COVID-19 (III) – for health & nutrition and inclusive education

Panel Presentation:

Global Citizenship Resiliency in Response to COVID-19: Through a Health Perspective, Assoc Prof Dr Pratap Singhasivanon,

Secretary-General/Coordinator, SEAMEO TROPMED Network

COVID-19 Pandemic an opportunity for Accelerating Nutrition Literacy in supporting Global Citizenship Education,

Dr Muchtaruddin Mansyur, Centre Director, SEAMEO RECFON

Emotional and Psychosocial Support for Teachers and Parents of Learners with Disabilities during COVID-19,

Mr

Mohd Zulkarnain Bin Abdul Wahab, Head of Division, SEAMEO SEN

Early Childhood Education and Parenting as the Individual Basic Resilience: Lessons Learned from COVID-19 Pandemic,Dr Dwi Priyono, Centre Director, SEAMEO CECCEP

Moderator: Ms Anti Rismayanti, Programme Officer III (Information and Development), SEAMEO Secretariat

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3 1500-1505 Healthy Break

1505-1550 hrs VI. Global Citizenship Resiliency in Response to COVID-19 (IV) – for culture and community development

Panel Presentation:

Adapting Programs to Assist Teachers and Students to a New Learning,Dr Luh Anik Mayani, Centre Director, SEAMEO QITEP in Language

Human Capital Development Resilience Approach by SEAMEO SPAFA in Response to COVID-19, Mrs Somlak Charoenpot, Centre Director, SEAMEO SPAFA

How SEAMEO Regional Centre for Community Education Development Responded to COVID-19?Kiengkay Ounmany PhD, Head of Research Office, SEAMEO CED

Moderator: Mr Raphael Orenday Cada, Programme Officer I (Policy and Development), SEAMEO Secretariat

1550-1615 hrs VIII. Synthesis and Closing Messages

 Symposium Synthesis by Dr Ethel Agnes Pascua-Valenzuela, Director, SEAMEO Secretariat

 Closing Message by Prof Dr Masami Isoda

Director, Centre for Research on International Cooperation in Educational Development (CRICED), The University of Tsukuba

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