Agenda - Introduction and implementation of standards-based education in SEE – models and challenges | ERI SEE

Meeting opening and welcomes by:

• Vesna Fila, Assistant Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development, Republic of Serbia
• Predrag Lažetić, Director, Centre for Education Policy/ERI SEE interim Secretariat , Belgrade

Introductory speeches: Standards in Education

• Külli All, Adviser on lifelong learning, Estonian Ministry of Education and Research - Aligning national education standards with EQF
• Jelena Najdanović Tomić, Head of Centre for Standards, Institute for Education Quality and Evaluation, Serbia - Rationales for standards in pre-tertiary education

Expert panel – Models of standardisation in pre-tertiary education and Introduction of standardised exams

• Nika Schlamberger, Key expert, Project “Support for quality assurance within the national primary and secondary education examination system in Serbia"
• Boris Jokić, Scientific Associate, Centre for Educational Research and Development, Institute for Social Research, Croatia
• Jasmina Đelić, Head of Centre for Reserach and Evaluation, Institute for Education Quality and Evaluation, Serbia
• Hariz Agić, Pedagogical Institute Tuzla and Đulaga Hadžić, Advisor for IT at the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Tuzla Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Expert panel – Teachers’ preparation for standards-based education – step towards quality assurance or “pedagogical conformism”

• Bardhyl Musai, Director, Center for Democratic Education, Albania
• Silvana Veteroska, Head of Sector for Professional Development, Bureau for Development of Education, Macedonia
• Saša Milić, Director, Pedagogical Center, Montenegro

Expert panel – Reforms of the enrollment exams - perspective of universities

• Mitar Mišović, Director of Quality Assurance Center, University of Montenegro
• Igor Drvodelić, Head of Central Applications Office, Agency for Science and Higher Education, Croatia
• Jelena Branković, Researcher, Centre for Education Policy, Belgrade

Concluding remarks – Creativity and standardisation

• Anton Dobart, Director General for General Education, Educational Planning and International Affairs, Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, Arts and Culture

Presentation from General Rapporteur

• Vanja Ivošević, Institute for the Development of Education, Croatia