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Cyberparks is crowned with success
In April 2019 the COST Programme made available the final assessment report of the COST Action CyberParks (cyberparks-project.eu). In the assessment the results and the project development were evaluated by an external expert. In the most issues CyberParks passed with very good or excellent values. Here we share the final evaluation statement:
Kick-off Meeting Underground4value
Carlos Smaniotto Costa participated on April 9 in Brussels in the kick-off meeting of the COST Action CA18110 – Underground Built Heritage as catalyser for Community Valorisation, which is establishing an expert network aiming at promoting balanced and sustainable approaches for the conservation of the underground heritage and, at the same time, grasping the potential of underground space in urban and rural areas for regeneration policies.
ULHT participates in a project promoted by the OCDE
The team of the project “Fostering and assessing students’ creative and critical thinking skills in higher education and teacher education” is led by CeiED researcher Elsa Estrela, Manuel José Damásico, from CICANT and Célia Pires, from SIGQ.
PISA-PT project: follow-up meeting
A follow-up meeting of the project A success story? Portugal and PISA (2000-2015) was held at CeiED’s facilities April 15th, 2019, focused on the development of tasks 5 and 6, dedicated, respectively, to the analysis of social representations and discourses about PISA in a selection of Portuguese newspapers, and in exploring in print periodicals of the professional associations and unions the emphasis and the nature of products on PISA, both informational and opinion-based.
PhD in Education – Results of the 1st phase of applications
The results of the 1st phase of applications to the PhD in Education from the Lusófona University of Humanities and Technologies are now available.
CeiED participates in an interview with the Executive Secretary of the CPLP
On April 1st, the scientific director of CeiED, Professor António Teodoro and the researchers Ana Benavente and Lucimar Dantas participated in an interview with the Executive Secretary of the CPLP, together with directors of PhD Programs at the Universitiy of Minho, University of Lisbon , University of Évora and University of Aveiro to discuss the theme of study visas for doctoral students and masters of the CPLP member countries, in particular the difficulties experienced by students and universities in granting visas. The activity happened in response to the request made by PhD directors from several universities of Portugal, in a meeting held in January, within the scope of the III Meeting of Young Researchers in Education.