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2016 OMEP SEOUL 68th OMEP World Assembly and International Conference This program book is sponsored and made by Changjisa 2 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2016 OMEP Conference Organization 4 Useful Information 5 Guidelines for Presenters 8 Welcome Address 10 Keynote Speeches 16 Session Highlights 22 Program Schedule 30 Daily Program 31 General Information on the Conference Venue 72 Sponsors 76 Call For Manuscript For IJEC 77 World OMEP Declaration 2012-2015 78 OMEP 2017 Announcement 83 Index of Authors 85 Floor Maps 92 Certificate of Attendance 95 For Your Notes 96 4 2016 OMEP CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION Directors and Managers President Eunhye Park(Ewha Womans University) [email protected] Vice-President/Reception Heejin Kim(Ewha Womans University) [email protected] Academic Director Eunsoo Shin(Duksung Women's University) [email protected] Editing Executive Director Seung Yeon Lee(Ewha Womans University) [email protected] Advertising Director Anna Cho(Kangnam University) [email protected] Trustee of Director Hong-Ju Jun(Sungshin Women's University) [email protected] Programs Evaluation Myoung Soon Kim(Yonsei University) [email protected] Cultural Exchange Hee Sook Park(Kangnam University) [email protected] General International Cooperation Wonkyung Sung(Woosong University) [email protected] Manager School Visit Jeongsun Park(Myongji College) [email protected] Financial Jung Ae Ohm(Ewha Womans University) [email protected] Exhibition and Booth Hyangja Kim(Myongji College) [email protected] Staff Members Promotional Dept.: Cultural Exchange Dept.: Kijoo Cha(Gachon University) Heekyung Han(Korea National Univ. of Transportation) Su Kyoung Park(Konkuk University) Hee Jung You(Hanshin University) Hyun Jean Yi(Catholic University of Daegu) International Cooperation Dept.: Program Planning Dept.: Soonhwan Kim(Ewha Womans Uninversity) Hyung Mee Kim(Korean Bible University) Eun Mee Lim(Sungkyul University) Byungho Lee(Duksung Women's University) School Visit Dept.: Daeun Park(Chungbuk National University) Nan Sil Kim(Myongji College) Youngeui Yoo(Soon Chun Hyang University) Ji Hi Bae(Sungshin Women’s University) Programs Evaluation Dept.: Financial Dept.: Hyejin Jang(Daegu University) Hoewook Chung(Ewha Womens Uninversity) Boo Yeun Lim(Pusan National University) Yeo Hun Koh(Chungkang College of Cultural Industries) Mugyeong Moon(KICCE) Exhibition and Booth Dept.: Programs Editorial Dept.: Hyunock Lee(Sungkyul University) Kyung Eun Jahng(Kyung Hee University) Myung Hee Choi (Shingu College) Suhyun Kwon(Myongji College) Okjong Ji(Korea National Univ. of Transportation) Joo Yeon Ryu(Ewha Womans University) General Affairs Dept.: Reception Dept.: Seenyoung Park(Bucheon University) Hae Kyoung Kim(Seoul Women's University) Min young Jang(Ewha Womans Uninversity) Jeong Yoon Kwon(Sungshin Women's University) *Special thanks to graduate and undergraduate students at Ewha Womans University and other volunteers. 5 USEFUL INFORMATION Registration Registration is located at ECC Hall (B4, ECC building) from 8:00am on Wednesday, July 6. Badges need to be picked up on site at registration. Badges should be worn at all the times, not only courtesy to other registrants but also as an indication that registration has been completed before participation in any scheduled event. Abstracts All abstracts have been uploaded on OMEP 2016 website, www.omep2016.org, and OMEP 2016 App. Information Center Information center will be located in front of Samsung Hall at ECC building. At the information center, you will be able to check conference location, get tourist information near the conference site, etc. Certificate of Attendance ‘Certificate of Attendance’ form is attached at the back of this program book. Poster and Exhibition The poster session and the exhibition will be presented on July 7, from 8:30am to 1:30pm. The poster session will be located at ECC Square, and the exhibition will be located at ECC Hall. Refreshments & Meals Mid-morning and afternoon refreshments (coffee, water, and snack), lunches, and the Welcome Reception are included in the registration fee. The main points will be located at the floor B4 (ECC Hall, Lee Sam Bong Hall, and ECC Theater) in ECC building and at Kim Emma Hall (#B152) in Education Building B. Please follow the directions of the conference staff. Refreshments partly sponsored by G Genius-box Genius-box 6 Map of Ewha Womans University 7 Transportation Subway at Ewha Womans University Subway Green line #2 Ewha Womans Univ. Station Buslines at Ewha Womans University 1. Ewha Womans Univ. Station Blue: 163, 170, 171, 172, 270, 271, 273, 371, 472, 602, 603, 700, 705, 721, 751 Green: 5711, 5712, 5713, 5714, 6716, 7017, 7611, 7712 Red: 1000, 1100, 1200, 9600, 9602, 9706 2. Ewha Back Gate Blue: 161, 370, 470, 601, 708, 750, 751 Green: 6714, 7017, 7736, 7737 Red: 9101, 9600, 9601, 9602, 9706, 9713 Yellow: 7736, 7737 8 GUIDELINES FOR PRESENTERS Symposium The self-organized symposium should be arranged around a central theme and involves presentations from multiple institutions rather than from a single laboratory, department, or organization. The symposium should consists of at least three presentations, a chair, and a discussant. Symposiums are scheduled for 90 minutes on a related topic and time for active discussion with the audience. Each lecture room is equipped with PC laptop computer, one video projector, and one large screen. Presenters of a symposium need to communicate with each other on the length of individual presentations and tell also the chair of how the symposium is structured. Allow enough time between your arrival and the time of presentation. The program is tightly scheduled. Chairs are urged to ensure that the length of the talk is strictly complied with, as is the course of the program. Please be courteous and take care that you do not exceed your own session time. Workshop The workshop is a presentation emphasizing interaction and exchange of practical knowledge and skills which are useful in the field of early childhood education. Presenters need to specify the maximum number of delegates and space requirement, and also must provide all materials for the workshop. Workshops are scheduled for 90 minutes. Each lecture room is equipped with PC laptop computer, one video projector, and one large screen. Please be courteous and take care that you do not exceed your own session time. You may wish to provide handout to accompany your workshop presentation. As the program is tightly scheduled and it is impossible to delay a presentation, please allow enough time between your arrival and the time of presentation. Since it is unknown how many people might be viewing your presentation, bring as many handouts as you believe may be necessary. 9 Individual Paper Presentation A individual paper presentation is a standard oral presentation as part of a shared presentation; individual paper presentations are scheduled for 60 minutes for four individual paper session. Each presenter will have 15 minutes to present and 5 minutes for Q&A. Typically, your presentation will be grouped with 3 other presentations (of complementary topics, when possible). Each presentation, therefore, should feature four presentations. Please identify yourself to the session moderator 10 minutes before the session. Follow the instructions of the moderator; especially regarding the time for your talk. Each lecture room is equipped with PC laptop computer, one video projector, and one large screen. You may wish to provide handout to accompany your paper presentation. Since it is unknown how many people might be viewing your presentation, bring as many handouts as you believe may be necessary. Poster Presentation The poster presentation session is for a knowledge sharing on early childhood education and care. Posters should be concise and visually appealing, highlighting only key information about your work or research. Images and graphics are highly encouraged. The poster session is scheduled for 60 minutes. Your poster should come ready for display within the dimensions specified. Poster format is 60x90cm (24×36in), vertical. It is recommended that displays do not exceed 1m in height. You may wish to provide A4 sheet handouts similar to the poster to accompany your poster presentation. This provides a useful ‘take-away’ resource with your contact details on the handout. Since it is unknown how many people might be viewing your presentation, bring as many handouts as you believe may be necessary. Your poster will be displayed on July, 7 (Thursday), so we kindly ask that it be mounted one day before the poster session. Specifically, we urge all the presenters to mount their posters on July 6, after 6:00pm during the Welcome Reception. After the poster session, the poster should be removed around 1:30pm during lunch time. Any posters remaining after the poster session may be discarded. OMEP Korea and its staff are not responsible for packing, removing, or shipping your poster. If you have to leave before your dismantling time, please designate a colleague to be responsible for removing your poster. 10 WELCOME ADDRESS Welcome Address 1 I would like to personally welcome each of you to the 68th OMEP World Conference. It is an exciting time for the field of early childhood education (ECE), as, for the very first time, its importance is acknowledged by world leaders of 193 countries at the United Nations Summit on Sustainable Development last September. Specifically, Target 4.2 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) asserts that “By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre- primary education so that they are ready for primary education.” But what do we need to do to meet this target? As the theme of this World Conference suggested, we need to transform our early childhood systems for our future generations. In most countries, ECE is not a coherent system. There are many funding streams, hundreds of small programmes, and different regulations. It involves primary care providers, teachers, families, and communities.
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