Program

Program information is available via Guidebook and accessible on the JPS Membership page.

Please note that only registered participants’ submissions will appear on Guidebook. However, anyone can see their programmed information through the JPS membership site in the top bar that states “2025 Belgrade Draft Program“. In order to register, you must be a member. In order to be a member, you must provide a valid mailing address. If you experience any technical difficulties registering or getting membership, please contact webmaster@piaget.org

Early Badge pick-up: 5/28 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm on the first floor of the Philosophy building.

Free workshop on Rash Measurement: 5/28 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at the club of the Faculty of Philosophy, Plato. The entrance is from Vasina Street.

To register, use the membership page.

Analysing developmental data – an introductory hands-on workshop

Professor Trevor Bond (Australia) has half-a-century’s experience with the quantification of developmental data, particularly in cognitive development and educational achievement. His original research methods workshops for JPS colleagues in the 1990s led to the publication of the ground breaking, Applying the Rasch model: Fundamental measurement in the human sciences, now in its fourth edition. Along with his students, he has made original contributions to the quantification of qualitative Piagetian interview protocols. Participants will be introduced do both the theory and the practice of analyses that are most sensitive to issues with developmental data. Access to data analysis software and practice developmental data sets will be provided.