Past Speaker

Ms. Lubomira Trojan

Associate professor at WSB University, Poland, and former vice director of the design center Zamek Cieszyn. She specializes in service and social design, as well as in processes combining design methods with the management of intangible cultural heritage. She is the coordinator of the Design Observatory in Silesia. Actively involved in European projects, including the

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Ms. Leslie Ann Mariano

Leslie Ann Mariano is currently employed at Chatham Middle School in North Carolina, USA, as a math teacher for the eighth grade. She holds a Master of Arts in Education degree with a major in Mathematics Education from the University of Northern Philippines and a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree with a major in Mathematics

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Ms. Tate Williams

Head of Data, Pathways, and Partnerships at St James College Brisbane Australia, is completing a Master of International Education and preparing to begin a PhD focused on decolonising curriculum and expanding the literary canon through pop culture and First Nations perspectives. With extensive leadership experience across diverse school contexts, Tate champions inclusive classrooms that centre

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Ms. Julia Baketova

She has a Batchelor degree in Pedagogy and Master’s degree in Linguistics. She has been teaching for about 10 years, mostly in private school, but she’s currently self-employed. In September 2024 she opened her own language school and now she is developing it. She’s a huge fan of board games and communicative approach in learning languages.

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Ms. Nataša Rogulja

Dr. sc. Nataša Rogulja, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Teacher Education, University of Zagreb. She has published several scientific and professional papers in the field of ICT application in education. In her scientific and research work, she focuses on e-learning, mobile learning, instructional design for the development of digital educational content and the development of ICT

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Mrs. Tamila Dilaverova

She is a doctor of Philology and an assistant Professor at BAU International University, Batumi.  She teaches English as a second/ foreign language, Georgian as a foreign language, and Medical Communication and Academic Reporting. Apart from teaching, she is actively involved in academic life. She regularly attend conferences and conduct experiments in the fields she

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Mrs. Sopiko Dumbadze

She is an Assistant Professor and Assistant Dean at the Faculty of Business and Management at Batumi State Maritime Academy. She holds a Ph.D. in Linguistics and has been actively engaged in higher education since 2011. Her teaching focuses on English Language and English for Specific Purposes (ESP), particularly in professional and maritime contexts. Dr.

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