Tagungsablauf & Videos

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	Tuesday, July 13	Wednesday, July 14	Thursday, July 15	Friday, July 16
09:00 - 09:45		Focus presentation R. Steyer (Jena, Germany) "Theory and Analysis of Total, Direct, and Indirect Effects" Video 01 with slides	Focus presentation R. Lehmann (Berlin, Germany) "Modeling academic growth in late primary/early secondary school as a function of transition patterns - How can distributional patterns be taken into account?" Video 05 with slides	Focus presentation P. Steiner (Madison, USA) "Challenges and strategies in estimating propensity scores in educational research." Video 09 with slides
09:45 - 10:15		Invited discussion C. Fiege (Jena, Germany) "Which kinds of causal effects are we looking for in educational research? - An application of the theory of causal effects" Video 01 with slides	Invited discussion O. Lüdtke (Tübingen, Germany) "Schools as differential learning environments: Challenges in estimating the causal effects of schools in the German school system." Video 05 with slides	Invited discussion F. Thoemmes (Tübingen, Germany) "The use of propensity scores in multilevel models." Video 09 with slides
10:15 - 10:45		Invited discussion S. West (Tempe, USA) Video 01 with slides	Invited discussion U. Kröhne (Frankfurt, Germany) "Comparison of quasi-experimental methods for large-scale assessments: Estimating the effect of bilingual instruction based on a subsample of the DESI study." Video 05 with slides	Invited discussion B. Nagengast (Oxford, UK) "Doubly-latent contextual effect models: Their potential for school effectiveness research, league tables and causal inference." Video 09 with slides
10:45 - 11:15		Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break
11:15 - 11:45		General discussion	Panel discussion E. Klieme (Frankfurt, Germany), H. A. Pant (Berlin, Germany) "Causal effects in educational research. Why and where are they important?"	General discussion
11:45 - 12:30		Short contributions A. Mayer (Jena, Germany) "Causal inference for mediation models - An introduction" Video 02 with slides F. Thoemmes (Tübingen, Germany) "Causal inference for mediation models - A simulation study" Video 02 with slides K. Hallberg (Chigaco, USA) "The role of pretest and proxy-pretest measures of the outcome for removing selection bias in observational studies." Video 02 with slides		Short contributions S. Vujic (UK, London) "The Crime Reducing Effect of Education" Video 10 with slides
12:30 - 14:15		Lunch	Lunch	Departure of the shuttle bus to Jena is at 13:00 (Packed lunch at depature instead of lunch)
14:15 - 15:15		Short contributions S. Pohl (Bamberg, Germany) "Adjustment Using Latent Covariates" Video 03 with slides P. Midthaugen (Oslo, Norway) "Handling differences and intercultural learning in Physical Education. Measuring outcomes among students after a PE-teacher education in upper secondary schools in Norway." A. Thomas (Klagenfurt, Austria) "The role of contextual effects on students' motivation"	Short contributions S. Sanduvete-Chaves (Sevilla, Spain) "An invariance study to compare participants' satisfaction with online versus traditional training methods and different organizations" Video 07 with slides S. Chacón-Moscoso (Sevilla, Spain) "Structural dimensions in educational program evaluation design and measurement: Validity and generalization" Video 07 with slides S. Sanduvete-Chaves (Sevilla, Spain) "Measuring methodological quality in primary studies: A content validity study" Video 07 with slides
15:15 - 15:45		Coffee break	Coffee break
15:45 - 16:30		Focus presentation T. D. Cook (Evanston, USA) "No child left behind. An interrupted time series analysis." Video 04 with slides	Invited lecture D. Rindskopf (New York, USA) "Aggregation of effects from single subject designs." Video 08 with slides
16:30 - 17:00		Invited discussion D. Briggs (Boulder, USA) "Value added modeling of teacher and/or school effects." Video 04 with slides	Invited lecture S. Rässler (Bamberg, Germany) "Imputation of potential outcomes to estimate treatment effects of small groups." Video 08 with slides
17:00 - 17:30		Invited discussion D. B. Rubin (Cambridge, USA) Video 04 with slides	Invited lecture R. Pinto (Chicago, USA) "Early childhood experiments: Causality and inference of compromised randomized trials." Video 08 with slides
17:30 - 18:00		General discussion Video 04 with slides	General discussion Video 08 with slides
19:30	Welcome Reception			Farewell Dinner
20:00			Conference Dinner