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Iconfed 2020 / 1 IConFEd 2020 / 1 IConFEd 2020 Introduction 2 Theme & Sub-themes Messages from... ❖ Deputy Director General of Education Malaysia (Teacher Professional Development) ❖ Rector 3 - 5 Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia ❖ Director Institute of Teacher Education Tuanku Bainun Campus Conference Programme (Day 1&2) 6 - 7 Keynote Speakers 8 - 12 PENANG HILL Bukit Bendera Pulau Pinang Featured Speakers 13 - 15 List of Video Presentations 16 - 27 Abstracts 28 - 107 Joint Organising Committee [IPGM & IPGKTB] 108 Organising Committee Institute of Teacher Education 109 - 110 Tuanku Bainun Campus Acknowledgements 111 PHOTO GALLERY Gearing Up For IConFEd 2020 112 - 113 Link to the IConFEd 2020 Promo Video https://youtu.be/yGlDUaFhRl8 IConFEd 2020 / 2 This conference follows in the footsteps of the highly successful 1st. IConFEd in 2018 where more than 400 educators gathered to share ideas on the future of education. IConFEd 2020 aims to provide a professional platform to discuss the following key questions: What does the future of education look like? How do educators of today prepare our learners for tomorrow? How do we prepare ourselves to learn, to teach and to lead in these changing times? How do we leverage technology and stay rooted in humanity? PENANG HERITAGE Penang celebrates the inscription of the city as a World Heritage City by UNESCO and the government has set July 7 as a public holiday for Penang every year. This public holiday is uniquely celebrated in Penang and not in any other states in Malaysia. IConFEd 2020 / 3 Assalamualikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh and Salam Sejahtera Greetings and felicitations. With great pleasure, I would like to welcome you to the 2nd International Conference on the Future of Education (IConFed) 2020, conducted virtually with everyone’s health and well-being in mind. The theme of this year’s conference – Developing Global Educators in the New Normal is very apt in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic felt at such a global scale. This pandemic is disruptive - turning our world and the world of education on its head. From now on, the way we live, work, and communicate will probably not be the same and traditional jobs become scarce. Therefore, there arises a great need to challenge status quo and engage in fields where artificial intelligence and automation mesh up. Borrowing the oft quoted acronym from leadership theory - DR. AHMAD RAFEE VUCA, I must say that we live in a VUCA world indeed. Our world is Volatile, BIN CHE KASSIM Uncertain, truly Complex and Ambiguous. In addition to the challenge of so many political, economic, and social uncertainties, the impact of the virulent COVID-19 on Deputy Director General of Education global communities have got to be given serious attention. Malaysia (Teacher Professional It is hoped that this conference will stay true to its theme and that we will see vibrant Development) discussions among educators on their experiences in making better sense of the seemingly harsh reality today. I would like to thank the keynote speakers, presenters, and participants for availing their time to participate via live and recorded presentations. This is the new normal for education for educators and students in time to come; I wish you all the best. Kudos to the Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia and the conference working committee who have shown great resilience and creativity in this challenging KOMTAR Tun Abdul Razak Compleks atmosphere of mobility restrictions, uncertainty, and disease to bring this virtual conference to fruition. Congratulations everyone and thank you. DR. AHMAD RAFEE BIN CHE KASSIM Deputy Director General of Education Malaysia (Teacher Professional Development) IConFEd 2020 / 4 Assalamualikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh and Salam Sejahtera. In the Name of Allah, the most Gracious and Most Merciful. On behalf of the Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia, I would like to extend my warmest welcome to the distinguished keynote speakers, paper presenters and participants of the “virtual” 2nd International Conference on the Future of Education (IConFEd) 2020. I trust that this conference is an outstanding platform for the sharing of knowledge and expertise to establish a more vibrant and sustainable educational environment in facing the COVID-19 pandemic. In line with the theme of the conference "Developing Global Educators in the New Normal," I believe that this two-day event will be an invaluable and exciting experience for education experts, academics, teachers and practitioners to be exposed to the future trends in the field of education. The past few months have DR. RUSMINI BT. KU been extremely challenging to educators and teachers in humanising AHMAD technology towards reimagining teaching and learning in the new normal. Rector The theme "Developing Global Educators in the New Normal" and its sub- Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia themes underpin the need to re-envision professional learning that meets the needs of education in the new normal. I hope that this conference would enable participants to explore new ideas and innovations to meet the challenges of future learning needs. I would also like to wish that you will have an intellectually stimulating experience throughout the two days of the conference. My heartiest congratulations to the organisers for their success in organising this international virtual conference with presenters from more than 25 countries and participants from more than 15 countries. In addition, I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Mohd. Saat Bin Abas, the Director of the Institute of Teacher Education, Tuanku Bainun Campus, Penang and the working committee for their concerted effort in organising this prestigious conference. PENANG BRIDGE Jambatan Pulau Pinang Thank you and Happy Conferencing. DR HJH. RUSMINI BT AHMAD Rector Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia IConFEd 2020 / 5 Salam Sejahtera With great honour and gratitude, I welcome participants and presenters to the virtual International Conference on the Future of Education 2020. I would also like to extend my sincere appreciation to the Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia, the English Language Department and working committee of the Institute of Teacher Education Tuanku Bainun Campus, for their tireless efforts in making this online conference possible despite multiple constraints in this New Normal. I am also forever grateful to our sponsors for contributing to the success of this conference. IConFEd 2020 presents a significant platform for professional sharing of academic MOHD SAAT knowledge on best practices, collaboration and innovation in education. I BIN ABAS believe that this conference will provide us answers to key questions on what the Director future of education will look like in the New Normal, how educators like all of us Institute of Teacher here prepare our learners today for tomorrow, how we will need to change with Education the times and yet stay rooted in humanity. Tuanku Bainun Campus It is heart-warming to have local and international educationists come together during this virtual conference to discuss academic knowledge, teaching experiences, and the future of education, share innovative ideas and confer on current issues in education. I strongly believe that this conference will be a catalyst to more follow-up discussions through professional platforms and social media for further local and international networking. This conference will certainly spur local and international teachers and teacher educators to continue to enrich themselves with the latest developments in SECOND PENANG BRIDGE Sultan Abdul Halim Bridge education through personal professional development. Learning is indeed a life- long process, and there is always something new to learn every day. Once again, I would like to thank all presenters and participants for your contributions to IConFEd 2020 and sharing your expertise with us. I wish you all a fruitful conference. Thank you MOHD SAAT BIN ABAS Director Institute of Teacher Education Tuanku Bainun Campus IConFEd 2020 / 6 2nd. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE FUTURE OF EDUCATION 2020 (IConFEd 2020) VIRTUAL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME 17 - 18 November 2020 View live on IConFEd Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/groups/340993346306299 TUESDAY, 17 NOVEMBER 2020 Time (MYT, GMT+8) Programme OPENING CEREMONY • National Anthem • Doa Recitation • Welcome Address Mr. Mohd. Saat Bin Abas Director 9.00 - 9.45 am Institute of Teacher Education Tuanku Bainun Campus, Malaysia • Opening Address of ICONFED 2020 Dr. Ahmad Rafee bin Che Kassim Deputy Director General of Education Malaysia (Teacher Professional Development) KEYNOTE 1 The Future Of Education Bracing Uncertainties Wading Challenges: Are We Ready? 9.45 -10.30 am Dr. Rusmini Binti Ku Ahmad Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia KEYNOTE 2 Educating 21st Century Teachers: Pivoting On The Past Or Stepping Into The Future? 11.00 -11.45 am Associate Professor Jonathan Newton Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand KEYNOTE 3 Positive Education: Bridging The Human Gap 2.00 - 2.45 pm Professor Mushtak Al-Atabi Heriot-Watt University, Malaysia 2.45 - 3.30 pm INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL QUIZ IConFEd 2020 / 7 WEDNESDAY, 18 NOVEMBER 2020 Time (MYT, GMT+8) Programme KEYNOTE 4 The ‘New Next’ – What Does It Mean For Curriculum Design? 9.15 - 10.00 am Janelle McGann McTighe & Associates, Australia FEATURED SPEAKERS PANEL 10.30 - 11.30 am Leading and Teaching In the New Normal KEYNOTE 5 Teacher Leadership: A Development Model for Pre-Service Teachers 3.00 - 3.45
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