The European Educational Research Association (EERA) has issued the Call for Proposals for the European Conference on Educational Research 2008. "From Teaching to Learning?" ECER 2008, 8 - 12 September 2008 Göteborg, Sweden. Proposals need to be submitted online and list members will find the submission form: _http://www.conftool.com/ecer2008/_ (https://outlook.leeds.ac.uk/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.conftool.com/ecer2008/) Submission deadline is 1 February 2008. The Histories of Education Network (Network 17) particularly welcomes proposals from members of this discussion list. You can read about the Network via the annual reports of past conferences at the EERA Website _www.eera.ac.uk_ (http://www.eera.ac.uk/) For our meeting in Göteborg, we would like to encourage paper proposals or panel proposals (Symposia) to address the following areas that the Network has identified as holding research potential: * The role of teachers in changing the structure of learning in the past. * Theories and technologies of filming school: an interdisciplinary workshop and panel including specialists on the history of photography and film * The role of individual women and especially women’s networks behind the men in the history of educational change. * Children’s rights and the history of school unions and protests. * The role of visual representation in the history of education. * Moral frameworks: ‘aestheticising’ images of suffering in the history of education * Materialities of schooling: reading the school building as a text. * Space and Place: aesthetic presentation and the spatial structuring of knowledge (office, library, museum). Please note that proposed panels and / or symposia must include papers from a range of nationals. The Network has a strong record of organising international panels and sessions (at least 3 nationalities each session, if possible) and panels focussing on the European dimension of issues. List members may contact me directly by email for informal discussions about potential papers or panel proposals or to clarify anything here. Happy New Year ! Cathy Burke [log in to unmask]