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Cooperative Learning in Far-East Asia and the World: Achieving and Sustaining Excellence
IASCE Conference 2019

The recent IASCE conference took place at the National Taipei University of Education, Taiwan from 22nd - 24th March 2019.

IASCE thanks our partners—JASCE (Japan Association for the Study of Cooperation in Education), TCL (Taiwan Cooperative Learning) of the MOE (Ministry of Education), and NTUE—and all the presenters and participants, for their contributions to Achieving and Sustaining Excellence: Cooperative Learning in Far-East Asia and the World. Details of the conference may be found on the conference can be found here. A copy of the conference program can be found here.

2019 will mark IASCE’s 40th anniversary and, since its founding, the IASCE has led the way in highlighting and disseminating cooperative-learning research and practice in all aspects of education. JASCE, founded in 2004, has been the leader in supporting systematic implementation of cooperative learning in Japan through workshops, publications, and conferences. TCL project, sponsored by the Ministry of Education in Taiwan since 2012, has promoted the use of cooperative learning in school classrooms, to put into practice Taiwan’s 12-year basic education philosophy of active learning, collaborative interaction, and common good.

Cooperative Learning: Meeting the Challenges of the 21st Century
IASCE Conference 2015

The recent IASCE conference took place in partnership with the University College Lillebælt in Odense, Denmark from 1st - 3rd October 2015.

The conference was aimed at academics, educators at any level or phase in formal, informal or non-formal education, policy makers and managers of education and anyone else with an interest in exploring Co-operative Learning and the application of co-operation in any aspect of education. The aim was to create an atmosphere of knowledge sharing, and encourage dialogue on the use of co-operation in learning and development through practical workshops and presentations by various experts. The conference was also be an opportunity to meet and socialise with colleagues within the field from all over the world.