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Call for Papers

The Call for Papers is now closed. Notification of acceptance of abstracts will be sent no later than the 31.05.2012.

Those participating in symposia will be sent a link from their symposium co-ordinator.

For further information or in case of any problems please do not hesitate to contact the Conference Team via e-mail: conference (at) echa2012.info

Curriculum Vitae: Prof. Valsa Koshy

koshy Professor Valsa Koshy is the director of the Brunel Able Children’s Education Centre (BACE) which she founded in 1996. She was previously a teacher and a member of the mathematics advisory team in London. She teaches on the Masters programme (Gifted Education) and supervises doctoral students. Professor Koshy is the author of several books on Gifted Education and Mathematics Education and has written several papers in both national and international journals. Her research interests include: using Action research as a means of Professional Development of teachers, the search and fulfilment of innercity talent, provision for gifted children aged 4-11 and aspects of giftedness in mathematics. She has directed several research projects for the UK government and research organisations, as principle investigator.

Prof. Dr. David Henry Feldman

Keynote Speech
Date: 13.09.2012
Location: H1
Time: 6:15 - 7:15 p.m.
Title: Out of the Usual Course of Nature: Child Prodigies and Their Domains Read more...

Münster in Words

I often was discouraged, whether my efforts for peace would have a result in time. However, in Münster I gained trust into mankind that they act, think and want, the way it should be.

Albert Schweizer, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

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Münster is a very special place: Münster is a city known far and wide for its high standard of living. Münster's Aaseepark with it's green areas, hiking and biking trails, modern sculptures as well as restaurants and cafes, was most recently honoured with the "Europe's Most Beautiful Park 2009" award.