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A1 SES 06.1: Discourses on Education and their Refractions in North-South relations (19th and 20th Centuries) Location: Auditório, Centro de Educação/UFRN Chair: Bernard Schneuwly, University of Geneva Chair: José Gonçalves Gondra, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro 
  
Discourses on Education and their Refractions in North-South relations (19th and 20th Centuries) 
Chair(s): Bernard Schneuwly (University of Geneva) 
Discussant(s): José Gonçalves Gondra (University Federal Rio de Janeiro) 
  
Presentations of the Panel 
  
Mutual Education, Contagion, Idleness And Crime - Notes From The Newspaper “Aurora Fluminense” (1828-1835) 
José Gonçalves Gondra, Luiz Tiago da Silva Gomes, Rafaela Fernandes University Federal Rio de Janeiro 
  
Vectors Of Knowledge with a Universal Claim: the Example of the New Education Fellowship and its Three Main Journals (1921-1934) 
Bernard Schneuwly, Rita Hofstetter University of Geneva 
  
Ubiratan D’Ambrosio and the ICME 5, 1984: Decolonial Reflections on Mathematics Teaching 
Wagner Rodrigues Valente Universidade federal São Paulo 
  
Decentering The Sciences Of Childhood. Production, Circulation And Reappropriation Of Knowledge Between Geneva And The Countries Of The South (1919-1980) 
Rita Hofstetter, Damiano Matasci, Clarice Moukachar Batista Loureiro University of Geneva 
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A1 SES 06.2: Possibilities of Exploring the (De)colonial Processes in the History of Latin American Education from a Transnational Perspective (Part 2) Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Andrés Baeza, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez Chair: Diana Vidal, USP 
  
Possibilities of Exploring the (De)colonial Processes in the History of Latin American Education from a Transnational Perspective (Part 2) 
Chair(s): Andrés Baeza (Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile) 
Discussant(s): Diana Vidal (Universidade de São Paulo) 
  
Presentations of the Panel 
  
Alberto Langlade and Transnational Circulation Networks in the Field of Physical Education and Gymnastics, Uruguay (1945-1970) 
Virginia Alonso Sosa, Paola Dogliotti Universidad de la República, Uruguay 
  
"The Missionaries Have Arrived Again": Appropriations and Reconfigurations of the "Missions" in Latin America (1920-1960) 
Pamela Ruth Reisin Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina 
  
Shaping the Classroom in 19th Century Chile: Transnational Connections, Local Limitations 
Andrés Baeza Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile 
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A1 SES 06.3: Decolonizing the Past Location: Auditório 2, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Alicia Civera Cerecedo, Cinvestav 
  
Americus' political letters 
 
 Decolonization of Education in Chile: 1810-1860 
 
 Science, Education and Assistance to Children in War (1936-1939) 
 
 Decolonizing the Past: Theban Paideia to Win the East 
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A2 SES 06.1: Abnormal Bodies: Circulation of Ideas and Representations in the History of Education Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 2nd Floor Chair: ARTHUR CASSIO DE OLIVEIRA VIEIRA, UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO GRANDE DO NORTE 
  
Circulation of Ideas About Education for the Blind in Brazil in the 19th Century: José Alvares de Azevedo and Institutions 
 
 Extraordinary News: the Discourse on the Figure of the Abnormal Child Subject (Portugal, 18th Century) 
 
 The First Adapted PE Assessments For Disabled Pupils In France: Overcoming Resistance To Integrate The Diversity Of Bodies (1980’s)? 
 
 Childhood and diversity in the Tico-Tico Almanac 
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A2 SES 06.2: Decolonizing Education: Perspectives on Intersectionality and Diversity across Borders Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 3rd Floor Chair: Christoph Bierschwale, Bielefeld University 
  
Deconstructing the Social Construction of Categories and their Intersectionality – Examples on (De)Coloniality and Diversity from Mexico, Italy and Germany 
 
 The Intersectionality in German-Turkish Educational Relations: Halil Fikret Kanat: Turkish Student at Berlin Humboldt University in the Early 20th Century 
 
 Josef Brozek and the History of Psychology: Scientific Communications between the USSR and the Western World. 
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A3 SES 06.1: Histories of Education and Diversity: Insights from Latin America Location: Auditório 1 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: Patricia Ferrante, FLACSO ARGENTINA 
  
The meanings of educational and pedagogical practices at Casa Pia Colégio de Orphãos de São Joaquim 1824-1855 
 
 The Silencing of Diversity and the Diversity of Silences and Sounds. The Regulation of Classroom Soundscapes (Mexico and Argentina, 1900-1950) 
 
 Inclusion and Diversity in the History of Academic Performance in Argentinian Schools: Printed Records, School Archives and Centralized Platforms 
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A5 SES 06.1: Archives and Cultural Practices in the History of Education: Testimonies of Diversities, Continuities, and Ruptures Location: Auditório 2 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: Dóris Bittencourt Almeida, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul Chair: Tatiane De Freitas Ermel, Universidad de Valladolid 
  
Archives and Cultural Practices in the History of Education: Testimonies of Diversities, Continuities, and Ruptures. 
Chair(s): Dóris Bittencourt Almeida (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul) 
Discussant(s): Tatiane De Freitas Ermel (Universidad de Valladolid.) 
  
Presentations of the Panel 
  
"Little Saints" And Their Communion Garments: Images Kept In Women’s Personal Archives 
Maria Celi Chaves Vasconcellos Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro 
  
Between the minutiae and intensities of a life for teaching: Alice Gasperin (1906 - 2002) 
Terciane Ângela Luchese Universidade de Caxias do Sul 
  
Personal Archives And The Preservation Of The Historical-Educational Heritage: The Case Of A Primary Teacher (1990 - 2015) 
Vania Grim Thies Universidade Federal de Pelotas 
  
Autobiographical writings for the selection of the Casa do Estudante Universitário Aparício Cora de Almeida (Porto Alegre/RS, 1987-2009) 
Marcos Luiz Hinterholz Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul 
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B1 SES 06.1: Publics Histories of Education: Practices, Experiences, Initiatives, Ideas and Discussions (I) Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1 Chair: Angelo Van Gorp, RPTU - University of Kaiserslautern-Landau 
  
Exhibiting Teachers’ Life Stories: A Public History of Education Experience 
 
 Public History and school archives in the Municipality of Pontal do Paraná (Brasil). 
 
 Political Diversity, Public Schools, and Public History: Voices at a Museum Exhibition 
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B2 SES 06.1: The impact of international debates at the margins: Interactions between global and local Location: Auditório do Bloco de Aulas, Centro de Educação/UFRN 
  
The OECD's Mediterranean Regional Project: a Global Education Architecture for Europe's Periphery in the 1960s. 
 
 The Portuguese Educational Reform and the International Context of Debates on Secondary Education in the Early 1970s. 
 
 Revisiting the Expansion of Secondary Education in Argentina: between National and International Trends (1945-1965) 
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B3 SES 06.1: Knowledge Circulation in Modern Education Location: Sala de Multimeio 2, NEPSA 1 Chair: Fanny Isensee, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Chair: Thomas Popkewitz, University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Education 
  
Tracing the mediation of Pestalozzi’s intuitive teaching in 19th-century Latin America: the circulation of Norman A. Calkins’ Primary Object Lessons. 
 
 The Necessary Knowledge for Establishing Socialist Education. Negotiating Relevant Knowledge in the GDR-Nicaragua Educational Cooperation in the 1980s 
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B4 SES 06.1: Global and Regional Mapping of the History of Education Location: Sala de Multimeio 3, NEPSA 1 Chair: Lajos Somogyvári, University of Pannonia, Hungary 
  
The Global Map of the History of Education 
 
 The field of History of Education in Latin America: an overview from the History of Education societies 
 
 Uruguay, Education And Reforms: Philosophy Of The Crisis Or Crisis Of Philosophy? 
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