Papers and Presentations
Welcome Speeches
- H. Arief Rachman, Executive Chair, Indonesian National Commission for UNESCO, Indonesia
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Djoko Santoso, Director General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education and Culture, Indonesia
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Raja Roy Singh Lecture
- Entrepreneurship Education and Globalization
Fernando Reimers, Ford Foundation Professor of International Education and Director of Global Education and of International Education Policy, Harvard University, USA
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Plenary Sessions
Plenary Session I: Concepts and Context of Creativity and Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century Golden Ballroom
- Building Creative Capacity through Arts Education
Larry O’Farrell, Professor and Holder of the UNESCO Chair in Arts and Learning, Faculty of Education, Queen’s University, Canada
Download the presentation (pdf,1.5kb) - Promoting Creativity and Entrepreneurship in Higher Education: Context, Government Initiatives and Institutional Responses in the P.R. China
Wang Libing, Professor of Education, Zhejiang University, China
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Susan Allen and Susiawan, Yellow Coco Creative Arts Centre, Indonesia
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Plenary Session II: Innovative Strategies, Designs and Models for Creativity and Entrepreneurship Golden Ballroom
- Innovation in Teacher Education: For Teachers' Initiative
Ren Youqun, Vice President of East China Normal University, China
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Ananta Gondomono, Government Programme Manager, Intel Indonesia Corp
Download the presentation (pdf, 2.3mb) - A Personal Creative Journey with Laskar Pelangi (The Rainbow Troops): Promoting Creative Industries through Film and Musical Theatre
Mira Lesmana, Writer and Film Producer, Indonesia
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Plenary Session III: Enabling Creativity and Entrepreneurship Golden Ballroom
- Entrepreneurship in Indonesia: The Importance of Educational Institutions
Sandiaga Uno, Co-founder of Saratoga Capital, Indonesia
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Sofjan Wanandi, Indonesian Employers Association (APINDO), Indonesia - Entrepreneurship Ciputra Way: Entrepreneurship for the Nation
Ciputra, Entrepreneur and Founder of Ciputra University, Indonesia
Plenary Session IV: Education for Creativity and Entrepreneurship Golden Ballroom
- Creativity in the Classroom and the Entrepreneurial Spirit
Mae Chu Chang, Head, Human Development Sector, World Bank, Indonesia
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Kavil Ramachandran, Thomas Schmidheiny Chair Professor of Family Business and Wealth Management, Indian School of Business Hyderabad, India
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Ponheary Ly, 2010 CNN Hero, Social Entrepreneur and Project Director, Cambodia
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Concurrent Sessions
1A: UNESCO Session 1: Inspiring Entrepreneurism through Education
- 1.A.1 Paulina Pannen, Sampoerna School of Education, Indonesia
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- 1.A.2 Marina Payen, The European Union Chamber
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Philip R. Johnson, EF Education First
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1B: Reflections on Creativity and Learning
- 1.B.1. Reflections on Korea‟s Creative Education Policy
Heewoong Kim, Korean National Commission for UNESCO, Republic of Korea
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Gareth Price, Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom
Download the paper (pdf, 290kb) and presentation (pdf, 1mb) - 1.B.3. Student Teachers' Perception of Creativity – Why Should This Matter and What Can Be Done About It?
Gita Lestarini Rachayu, Creative Education Indonesia Foundation, Indonesia
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1C: Entrepreneurship Education in Higher Education Institutions
- 1.C.1. Student Entrepreneurship Programme at Indonesian Higher Education Institutions
Agung Purwadi, Centre for Educational Policy Research, Indonesia
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Ianinta Sembiring, Ivan Abraham Sandjaja and Tony Antonio, Universitas Ciputra, Indonesia
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Ping Xu, UNESCO Bangkok, Thailand
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1D: The Net Generation: Technology for Games and Businesses
- 1.D.1. Harnessing Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship among the Net Generation Jae Woo Jang and Scott Platt Salcedo, The Mind Movers Project, UNESCO Club Global City Charters, Philippines
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Jim Playfoot and Ross Hall, White Loop Limited, United Kingdom
Download the paper (pdf, 200kb) and presentation (pdf, 1.6mb) - 1.D.3. Games-based Learning to Enhance Entrepreneurship and Creativity in Elementary Schools
Siripen Iamurai, King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand
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1E: Professional Development to Enhance Creativity: Model, Lesson Plan and Tool
- 1.E.1. Developing Creativity in Science Classrooms through a Capacity Building Model of Continuing Professional Development
Mark Windale, The Centre for Science Education, Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom
Kanjana Chookravong, Science Education Centre, Srinakharinwirot University, Thailand
Nason Phonphok, Science Education Centre, Srinakharinwirot University, Thailand
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Dina Riyanti and Savitri Putri Natasukma, Creative Education Indonesia Foundation, Indonesia
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Robert Steele, Systainability Asia/AtKisson Group, Thailand
Maria Nindita Radyati, Trisakti University, Indonesia
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2A: World Bank Session: Promoting Entrepreneurship in Indonesia
- 2.A.1. Promoting Entrepreneurship for the Youth
Rathoyo Rasdan, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Indonesia
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Rahma Iryanti, Manpower and Employment Opportunities Development, National Development Planning Agency, Indonesia
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Euis Saedah, Small and Medium Enterprises (SME), Ministry of Industry, Indonesia
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Wartanto, Directorate General Early Childhood, Nonformal and Informal Education, Ministry of Education and Culture, Jakarta (Indonesia)
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2B: Multiple Approaches to Promote Creativity and Entrepreneurship
- 2.B.1. Reviewing the BDS Debate from Multidisciplinary Insights: A Proposed Framework for Supporting Entrepreneurial Creativity
Vik Naidoo, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Mark Kelly, Australian Federal Government, Australia
Janti Gunawan, Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology, Indonesia
Download the paper (pdf, 180kb) and presentation (pdf, 300kb) - 2.B.2. Promoting Entrepreneurship Research and Education about Business Angels in Indonesia
Janti Gunawan, William Scheela, Naning Arianti Wessiani and Maulida Luthfiyah, Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology, Indonesia
Download the paper (pdf, 250kb) and presentation (pdf, 190kb) - 2.B.3. Fostering Children‟s Entrepreneurial Attitude Orientation: the Role of Upbringing Patterns and Creative Teaching Methods in Elementary Schools
Hetty Karunia Tunjungsari, Universitas Tarumanagara, Indonesia
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2C: Inspiring Mathematics for Creative and Critical Thinking
- 2.C.1. Exploring Idea Generation in a Problem-solving Class
Alleli Domingo, University of the Philippines Los Banos, Philippines
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Fong Ho Kheong, SEAMEO RECSAM, Malaysia
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2D: Education for Sustainable Development: Enhancing 21st Century Social Responsibilities
- 2.D.1. A Voice from the Field: Teaching Experience with Mangroves in the Wakatobi Islands
Usri Masidi, SMP Negeri 2 Tomia-Wakatobi, Indonesia
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Tomonori Ichinose, Miyagi University of Education, Japan
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Sydney Pun, Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong
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2E: Regional Intel® Teach School Awards
- Intel Award Philippines (pdf, 8.4mb)
- Intel Award Singapore (pdf, 10.3mb)
- Intel Award Vietnam (pdf, 3.8mb)
3B: Frameworks, Models and Good Practices of Creative Entrepreneurship
- 3.B.1. Framework/s to Improve Entrepreneurial Potential of Developing Countries
Siddhartha Shankar Saxena and Saritha Sudharmma Vishwanathan, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India
Download the paper (pdf, 470kb) and presentation (pdf, 1.3mb) - 3.B.2. Design and Evaluation of Entrepreneurial Design Thinking Module towards Business Idea Generation among Polytechnic Students
Shamsuri Abdullah and Nor Aishah Buang, National University of Malaysia, Malaysia
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Tendy Gunawan and Nicki Ferland, International Labour Organizations, Indonesia
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3C: Balancing the Gender Equation for Entrepreneurship
- 3.C.1. Women Entrepreneurship
Shinta Widjaja Kamdani, Sintesa Group/Global Entrepreneurship Program Indonesia, Indonesia
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Della Alamsyah, Dina Riyanti and Savitri Putri Natasukma, Creative Education Indonesia Foundation, Indonesia
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3D: Nurturing Creativity through Drama and Theatre Pedagogy
- 3.D.1. Educating Young Children to be World Citizens through Narrative Stories
Maila Dinia Husni Rahiem, State Islamic University, Indonesia
Download the presentation Part 1 (pdf, 1.4mb), Part 2 (pdf, 1.2mb) & Part 3 (pdf, 1.6mb) - 3.D.2. Nurturing Creativity in Children: A Jalan Sesama Initiative
Muhammad Zuhdi, Jalan Sesama, Indonesia
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Anjali Capila, Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi, India
Pragati Bhalla, Jamia Millia Islamia (Central University), India
Aparna Khanna, Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi, India
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3E: Promoting Creativity: From Theory to Implementation on Teachers’ Creativity within the Context of Education for Sustainable Development
- 3.E.1. Practical Strategies for Educators to Utilize ICT Capabilities for the Development of Education and Training Curriculum
Fumihiko Shinohara, Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan
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Stien Matakupan, Sampoerna School of Education, Indonesia
Download the presentation (pdf, 3.1mb) - 3.E.3. Government Policy to Support Teacher Creativy for a Sustainable Future: A Case Study in Probolinggo-Indonesia
Agus Sujariyadi, Environmental Division-Probolinggo Municipality, Indonesia
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4A: UNESCO Session 2: Uncovering Creativity and Entrepreneurship in Education Policy
Panellists:
- Joko Sutrisno, Ministry of Education and Culture, Indonesia
- Seungbo Kim, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training, Korea
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- Ronald Stones OBE, Richard Chandler Corporation, Singapore
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- Christian Timothy Wijaya, Sampoerna Academy, Indonesia
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4B: Advancing Creativity and Entrepreneurship Education in Secondary and Vocational High Schools
- 4.B.2. Architecture of Creativity and Entrepreneurship: A Participatory Design Programme to Develop School Entrepreneurship Centre in Vocational High School
Yandi Andri Yatmo and Paramita Atmodiwirjo, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia
Download the paper (pdf, 120kb) and presentation (pdf, 1.4mb) - 4.B.3. Capacity Building for Advancing Creativity and Entrepreneurship: Teen Entrepreneurship Competition in Hong Kong
Christina Yu, Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong
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4C: Application of Creative and Entrepreneurial Education in Different Subjects
- 4.C.1. Developing Programmes and Curricula to Enhance Entrepreneurial Skills and Creativity in Hospitality and Tourism Education in Indonesia
Hera Oktadiana, BINUS International – Binus University, Indonesia
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Marshall Smith, Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Japan
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Ryoju Hamada, Tohoku University, Japan
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4D: Problem-based Learning: Cases from Malaysia and Indonesia
- 4.D.1. Problem-based Learning the 4 Core Areas (PBL4C): Identifying and Re-defining Values for Nurturing Creativity in Building a New Nation in Southeast Asia
Teoh Boon Tat, Warabhorn Preechaporn, Leong Chee Kin and Fong Ho Kheong, SEAMEO RECSAM, Malaysia
Download the paper (pdf, 610kb) and presentation (pdf, 1.2mb) - 4.D.2. Problem-based Learning the 4 Core Areas (PBL4C): Preparing Children for the Future
Warabhorn Preechaporn, Teoh Boon Tat, Leong Chee Kin and Fong Ho Kheong, SEAMEO RECSAM, Malaysia
Download the paper (pdf, 530kb) and presentation (pdf, 1.1mb) - 4.D.3. Creative Problem Solving – An Application by Children for a Real-life Problem
Ka Yee Man, Creative Education Indonesia Foundation, Indonesia
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4E: Public-Private Partnerships for Arts and Entrepreneurship Education
- 4.E.1. Creating Positive Social Relationships through Public-Private Sector Partnership
Yisung Kim, Yonsei University, Republic of Korea
Download the paper (pdf, 210kb) and presentation (pdf, 400kb) - 4.E.2. Creative Community Arts and Entrepreneurship: A Case Study from Hong Kong
Samuel Leong, Josephine Do and Hilary Louise Du Cros, Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong
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Ghani Kunto, Indonesia
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5A: Enabling Environment and Factors for Creative Thinking and Learning
- 5.A.1. Developing Innovative and Creative Thinking: An Ecological Approach
Glenda Crosling and Mahendhiran Nair, Monash University Sunway Campus, Malaysia
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Nisa Felicia and Hatim Gazali, Sampoerna School of Education, Indonesia
Download the presentation (pdf, 1.4mb) - 5.A.3. Towards Creative Learning Environment: Developing National Standards for Quality Educational Spaces and Facilities
Paramita Atmodiwirjo, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia
Edy Tri Baskoro, Board for National Standards in Education, Indonesia
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5B: Devising Entrepreneur and Lifeskills Programmes for Disadvantaged and Rural Youth
- 5.B.1. Youth Economic Empowerment Programme
Sumarna Fathulbari Abdurahman, Plan-Indonesia, Indonesia
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- 5.B.2. YCAB Foundation‟s Social Investment: An Approach to Advancing Indonesian Education through Socio-economic Empowerment
Veronica Colondam, Yayasan Cinta Anak Bangsa, Indonesia
Download the presentation (pdf, 1.5mb) - 5.B.3. Nurturing Creativity and Entrepreneurship Skills of Youth Using the Process of Developing a Life Skills based Game for Rural Teen Clubs in India
Aparna Khanna, Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi, India Anjali Capila, Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi, India Pragati Bhalla, Jamia Millia Islamia (Central University), India
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5C: Measuring and Assessing Creativity and Progress towards Self-fulfilment
- 5.C.1. Development of a Scoring Rubric to Assess the Creativity of Student-Designed Product
Maimunah Husien, Institut Aminuddin Baki, Malaysia
Download the presentation (pdf, 630kb) - 5.C.2. Using Abbreviated Torrance Test for Adults (ATTA) to Measure Creativity Training Effectiveness: The Indonesian Context
Trimadona Wiratrisna, Creative Education Indonesia Foundation, Indonesia
Download the paper (pdf, 170kb) and presentation (pdf, 1.2mb) - 5.C.3. Innovative Entrepreneurial Education for International Hospitality and Tourism Business: Case Study of IHTB Culture Festival 2011
Maria Christina Liem and Eric Yosua, University of Ciputra, Indonesia
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5D: Developing Business, Administration and Marketing Skills in Universities
- 5.D.1. The Development of a Breakthrough MBA Programme in Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship at Bandung Institute of Technology
Dwi Larso, Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia
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Argelia Pahuamba, Wuhan University of Technology, China
Download the paper (pdf, 190kb) and presentation (pdf, 1.3mb) - 5.D.3. An Innovative International Collaborative Project for Developing Soft Skills and Entrepreneurial Skills
Syaharom Abdullah, Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia
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5E: Having Fun Learning In and Outside the Classrooms
- 5.E.1. Enriching Children's Experience with Art Education Workshop Design
Marcos Sadao Maekawa, Chihiro Sato and Keiko Okawa, Keio University Graduate School of Media Design, Japan
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Lenaur Abbot, Southwill Learning Center, Philippines
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Zen Parry and Craig Baird, SolBridge International School of Business, Republic of Korea
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Closing Session: Panel Discussion on Next Steps and Partnerships
- Zuhal, Committee for National Innovation, Indonesia
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- Larry O’Farrell, Queen’s University, Canada
- Ponheary Ly, Social Entrepreneur, Cambodia
- Timothy Marbun, TV news anchor and Sabang 16 founder, Indonesia
- Paulina Pannen, Sampoerna School of Education, Indonesia
Vote of Thanks and Closing Remarks