Annex D. List of TALIS 2018 contributors
This information was correct as at 21 May 2019.
A note regarding Israel
The statistical data for Israel are supplied by and under the responsibility of the relevant Israeli authorities. The use of such data by the OECD is without prejudice to the status of the Golan Heights, East Jerusalem and Israeli settlements in the West Bank under the terms of international law.
TALIS is a collaborative effort, bringing together expertise from participating countries that share an interest in developing a survey programme to inform their policies about teachers, teaching and learning. This report is the product of collaboration and co-operation among the member countries of the OECD and the partner countries participating in the third round of TALIS. Engagement with bodies representing teachers (Education International) and regular briefings and exchanges with the Trade Union Advisory Council (TUAC) at the OECD have been very important in the development and implementation of TALIS. In particular, the co-operation of the teachers and principals in the participating schools has been crucial in ensuring the success of TALIS.
The TALIS Governing Board has, in the context of OECD objectives, driven the development of TALIS and has determined its policy objectives. This includes the objectives of the analysis and reports produced, the conceptual framework and the development of the TALIS questionnaires. The governing board has also overseen the implementation of the survey and the preparation of this report.
Participating countries implemented TALIS at the national level at national project centres through, among others, national project managers (NPMs), national data managers (NDMs) and national sampling managers (NSMs), who were subject to rigorous technical and operational procedures. The NPMs played a crucial role in helping to secure the co-operation of schools, to oversee the national adaptation, translation and validation of the questionnaires, to manage the national data collection and processing and to verify the results from TALIS. The NDMs co-ordinated data processing at the national level and liaised in the cleaning of the data. The NSMs were responsible for implementing TALIS, respecting sampling procedures and other rigorous technical and operational procedures.
A Questionnaire Expert Group (QEG) was established to translate the policy priorities into questionnaires to address the policy and analytical questions that had been agreed by the participating countries. A Technical Advisory Group (TAG) was assembled to advise during the decision-making process for technical or analytical issues. A group of subject-matter experts and analysts were also critical in the analytical phase and drafting of the initial reports.
The co-ordination and management of implementation at the international level was the responsibility of the appointed contractor, the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA) and its consortium members, Statistics Canada (Ottawa, Canada) and the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER, Melbourne, Australia). The TALIS Consortium included staff from the IEA offices in Amsterdam and Hamburg, Statistics Canada and ACER. The IEA Hamburg was responsible for the overall survey planning, survey administration and the international data management. The IEA Amsterdam Secretariat was responsible for overseeing the verification of the translation and for quality control in general. Statistics Canada, as a subcontractor of the IEA Data Processing Center, Hamburg (DPC), developed the sampling plan, advised countries on its application, calculated the sampling weights and advised on the calculation of sampling errors. Furthermore, ACER was responsible for the quality control of the final report tables and select analytical advice.
The OECD Secretariat had overall responsibility for managing the programme, monitoring its implementation on a day-to-day basis and serving as the secretariat of the TALIS Governing Board.
Members of the TALIS governing board
Chair: João Costa; Shinichi Yamanaka (former)
Alberta (Canada): Leslie Twilley; Karen Andrews (former)
Australia: Oon Ying Chin
Austria: Andreas Grimm
Belgium: Isabelle Erauw; Michèle Mombeek (substitute)
Brazil: Marcus Vinícius Carvalho Rodrigues (former); Maria Inês Fini (former)
Bulgaria: Neda Kristanova
Chile: Juan Luis Cordero; Eliana Chamizo Álvarez (substitute); Hugo Nervi (former)
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (Argentina): Tamara Vinacur
Colombia: María Figueroa Cahnspeyer; Ximena Dueñas (former)
Croatia: Ana Markočić Dekanić; Maja Jukić (former); Michelle Braš Roth (former)
Czech Republic: Tomáš Zatloukal; Josef Basl (substitute)
Denmark: Charlotte Rotbøll Sjøgreen; Mette Hansen (former)
England (UK): Michele Weatherburn; Libby Wright (substitute); Ian Taylor (former)
European Commission: Francesca Crippa
Estonia: Eneken Juurmann
Finland: Kristiina Volmari
France: Axelle Charpentier; Olivier Cosnefroy (former)
Georgia: Giorgi Ratiani; Natia Andguladze (former)
Hungary: Ildikó Balázsi; Laszló Ostorics (substitute); Csilla
Stéger (former)
Iceland: Sonja Dögg Pálsdóttir; Sigurjón Mýrdal (former)
Israel: Hagit Glickman
Italy: Antonietta D’Amato; Roberto Ricci (substitute); Antonio Panaggio (substitute); Francesca Brotto (former)
Japan: Koji Yanagisawa; Kojiro Sato (former); Shinichi Yamanaka (former)
Kazakhstan: Yerlikzhan Sabyruly; Dilyara Tashibaeva (former); Serik Irsaliyev (former)
Korea: Dongyup Lee; Hyunjung Kim (former); Heesuk An (former)
Latvia: Gunta Arāja
Lithuania: Audronė Albina Razmantienė
Malta: Louis Scerri
Mexico: Roberto Peña Resendiz; Otto Granados Roldán (former); Ana Maria Aceves Estrada (former substitute)
Netherlands: Hans Ruesink; Loes Leget (substitute)
New Zealand: Barclay Anstiss; Charlotte Harris-Miller (former)
Norway: Anne Magdalena Solbu Kleiven; Siv Hilde Lindstrøm (former)
Portugal: João Costa; Luísa Canto e Castro Loura (substitute and former TGB representative)
Romania: Roxana Mihail (acting); Silviu Cristian Mirescu (former)
Russian Federation: Sergey Kravtsov
Saudi Arabia: Faisal Almishari Al Saud; Al Baraa Taiba (former) Shanghai (China): Minxuan Zhang
Singapore: Siew Hoong Wong
Slovak Republic: Romana Kanovská
Slovenia: Andreja Schmuck
South Africa: Shunmugam Govindasam Padayachee
Spain: Carmen Tovar Sánchez
Sweden: Tomas Matti; Katalin Bellaagh (former)
Turkey: Adnan Boyacı; Semih Aktekin (former)
United Arab Emirates: Masood Badri
United States: Mary Coleman
Viet Nam: My Ha Le
TALIS national project managers
Alberta (Canada): Janusz Zieminski
Australia: Sue Thomson; Petra Lietz (former); Katherine Dix (former)
Austria: Juliane Schmich; Simone Breit (former)
Belgium: Valérie Quittre; Filip Van Droogenbroeck; Isabelle Erauw (former)
Brazil: Juliana Marques da Silva; Rachel Pereira Rabelo (Deputy); Daniel Capistrano de Oliveira (former)
Bulgaria: Marina Mavrodieva
Chile: Paula Andrea Guardia Gutiérrez; Carla Guazzini Galdames (former)
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (Argentina): Lorena Landeo; Carolina Meschengieser (substitute); Pía Otero (former)
Colombia: Natalia González Gómez; Ximena Dueñas (former); Andres Gutierrez (former)
Croatia: Ana Markočić Dekanić; Michelle Braš Roth (former)
Cyprus :1, 2 Yiasemina Karagiorgi
Czech Republic: Josef Basl
Denmark: Mikkel Bergqvist; Søren Trolborg (former)
England (UK): Laura James
Estonia: Anne-Mai Meesak; Ülle Übius (former)
Finland: Matti Taajamo
France: Rizlaine Embarek; Olivier Cosnefroy (former)
Georgia: Zakaria Giunashvili; Giorgi Ratiani (former); Natia Andguladze (former)
Hungary: Csaba Vadász; László Ostorics (former)
Iceland: Ragnar F. Ólafsson
Israel: Hadas Gelbart; Inbal Ron-Kaplan (former)
Italy: Laura Palmerio
Japan: Kentaro Sugiura; Akiko Yamada (former)
Kazakhstan: Rizagul Syzdykbayeva; Dilyara Nurlanovna Tashibayeva (former)
Korea: Ju Hur
Latvia: Andrejs Geske
Lithuania: Egle Melnike
Malta: Louis Scerri
Mexico: Roberto Peña Resendiz; Marina Santos Insúa; Ana
María Aceves-Estrada (former)
Netherlands: Eva Van der Boom; Nadine Zeeman (assistant); Linda Dominguez (former assistant)
New Zealand: Nicola Marshall; Debra Taylor (former)
Norway: Inger Throndsen
Portugal: Nuno Miguel Rodrigues
Romania: Roxana Mihail; Silviu Cristian Mirescu (former)
Russian Federation: Ilya Denisenko; Elena Chernobaj (former)
Saudi Arabia: Fahad Ibrahim Almoqhim; Ali Altamimi (former) Shanghai (China): Minxuan Zhang
Singapore: Han Pin Goh; Sean Tan (former)
Slovak Republic: Kristina Čevorová; Júlia Miklovičová (former) Slovenia: Barbara Japelj Pavešić
South Africa: Mark Chetty
Spain: Verónica Díez Girado; Carmen Tovar Sánchez (former) Sweden: Tomas Matti
Chinese Taipei: Hwawei Ko
Turkey: İlkay Aydın
United Arab Emirates: Mariam Al Ali
United States: Mary Coleman
Viet Nam: My Ha Le
TALIS national data managers
Alberta (Canada): David Kerner
Australia: Elizabeth O’Grady
Austria: Juliane Schmich
Belgium: Filip Van Droogenbroeck; Valérie Quittre
Brazil: Camila Neves Souto; Rachel Pereira Rabelo
Bulgaria: Marina Mavrodieva
Chile: Mario Rivera Cayupi; Paula Andrea Guardia Gutiérrez (former); María Victoria Martínez Muñoz (former)
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (Argentina): Sebastián Schurmann; Adrián Sepliarsky
Colombia: Cristian Fabian Montaño Rincón
Croatia: Marina Markuš Sandrić
Cyprus:3 Andreas Polydorou
Czech Republic: Simona Boudová
Denmark: Justyna Wijas-Jensen; Monika Klingsbjerg-Besrechel; Alberta Hansen
England (UK): Dave Thomson
Estonia: Lauri Veski
Finland: Eija Puhakka
France: Anaëlle Solnon; Toki Ranarivony (former)
Georgia: Giorgi Ratiani; Natia Andguladze (former)
Hungary: Csaba Rózsa
Iceland: Ragnar F. Ólafsson
Israel: Hadas Gelbart
Italy: Paola Giangiacomo
Japan: Kenji Matsubara
Kazakhstan: Rizagul Syzdykbayeva; Kuanysh Sailau (former) Korea: Won seok Choi
Latvia: Antra Ozola
Lithuania: Egle Melnike; Benediktas Bilinskas
Malta: Karen Grixti
Mexico: Proceso Silva
Netherlands: Eva Van der Boom
New Zealand: Nicola Marshall; Rachel Borthwick
Norway: Ann-Britt Haavik
Portugal: Joaquim Santos
Romania: Liviu Blanariu
Russian Federation: Alina Kuleshova; Alex Baryshkov (former)
Saudi Arabia: Abdulaziz Al-Ajaji; Abdualmohsen Almshari; Naif Alotaibi
Shanghai (China): Xiaohu Zhu
Singapore: Chin Min Lim; Huiyuan Lin; Shu Hui Chai; Zi Xian Chan Slovak Republic: Kristína Čevorová
Slovenia: Barbara Japelj Pavešić
South Africa: Jerry Tshikororo
Spain: Francisco Javier García Crespo
Sweden: Jannike Nilbrink; Marija Toplak
Chinese Taipei: Kuan-Ming Chen
Turkey: İlker Damlar; İrem Özbay
United Arab Emirates: Mohammed Mazheruddin
United States: Nita Lemanski
Viet Nam: Nguyen Ngoc Tu
TALIS national sampling managers
Alberta (Canada): Janusz Zieminski
Australia: Martin Murphy
Austria: Juliane Schmich
Belgium: Valérie Quittre; Isabelle Erauw
Brazil: Camila Neves Souto
Bulgaria: Marina Mavrodieva
Chile: María José Sepúlveda
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (Argentina): Adrián Sepliarsky
Colombia: Cristian Fabian Montaño Rincón
Croatia: Marina Markuš Sandrić.
Cyprus:4 Thekla Afantiti-Lamprianou
Czech Republic: Simona Boudová
Denmark: Justyna Wijas-Jensen; Monika Klingsbjerg-Besrechel
England (UK): Dave Thomson; Sam Sims
Estonia: Lauri Veski
Finland: Eija Puhakka
France: Anaëlle Solnon; Toki Ranarivony (former)
Georgia: Zakaria Giunashvili
Hungary: Csaba Rózsa
Iceland: Ragnar F. Ólafsson
Israel: Hadas Gelbart; Inbal Ron-Kaplan
Italy: Carlo Di Chiacchio
Japan: Kenji Matsubara
Kazakhstan: Dilyara Tashibayeva; Kuanysh Sailau
Korea: Won seok Choi
Latvia: Andrejs Geske
Lithuania: Egle Melnike; Greta Baliutaviciute
Malta: Karen Grixti
Mexico: Noe Moacyr
Netherlands: Eva Van der Boom
New Zealand: Debra Taylor
Norway: Ann-Britt Haavik
Portugal: Joaquim Santos
Romania: Liviu Blanariu
Russian Federation: Alina Kuleshova; Daria Tuchkova (former)
Saudi Arabia: Abdulsalam A. AL-Shogeir; Abdullah M. Al-Jouiee
Shanghai (China): Xiaohu Zhu
Singapore: Lee Shan Chan
Slovak Republic: Júlia Miklovičová
Slovenia: Barbara Japelj Pavešić
South Africa: Lebogang Phasha
Spain: Francisco Javier García Crespo
Sweden: Christian Tallberg
Chinese Taipei: Minglei Chen; Jun Ren Lee
Turkey: İlker Damlar; İrem Özbay
United Arab Emirates: Mohammed Mazheruddin
United States: Keith Rust
OECD secretariat
Core team
Project leader
Karine Tremblay (strategic development and project management, TGB management)
Analysis team
Pablo Fraser (NPM management and analysis)
Noémie Le Donné (report production co-ordinator, TAG
management and analysis)
Julie Bélanger (former)
Katarzyna Kubacka (former)
Statistical analysis and consultant team
Maxence Castiello
Gabor Fülöp
Aakriti Kalra
Markus Schwabe
Valentin Burban (former)
Hélène Guillou (former)
Judit Pál (former)
Administrative support team
Florence Bernard (Assistant, French version)
Emily Groves (Project Assistant)
Thibaut Gigou (former)
Delphine Versini (former)
Communications support team
Henri Pearson
Other secretariat support
Strategic development
Yuri Belfali (head of Early Childhood and Schools division)
Andreas Schleicher (OECD director for Education and Skills)
Editorial and communications support
Marilyn Achiron (editor)
Cassandra Davis (communications manager)
Sophie Limoges
Rose Bolognini
Analytic services
Francesco Avvisati
Clara Barata
Arno Engel
Miyako Ikeda
Alejandro Paniagua
Nora Revai
Carine Viac
Statistical analysis
Giannina Rech
TALIS expert groups
Questionnaire expert group (QEG)
Chair: Ralph Carstens (IEA Hamburg)
John Ainley (Australian Council for Educational Research, ex officio)
Julie Bélanger (RAND Europe, United Kingdom, ex officio)
Sigrid Blömeke (Centre for Educational Measurement, CEMO, Norway)
Jean Dumais (Statistics Canada, ex officio)
Hillary Hollingsworth (Australian Council for Educational Research)
David Kaplan (University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States of America)
Daniel Mujis (Ofsted; formerly University of Southampton, United Kingdom)
Trude Nilsen (University of Oslo, Norway)
Heather Price (Marian University, United States of America)
Ronny Scherer (CEMO and University of Oslo, Norway)
Fons van der Vijver (University of Tilburg, the Netherlands, ex officio)
Extended questionnaire expert group
Elsebeth Aller (Ministry of Education; formerly Metropolitan University College, Denmark)
Sarah Howie (University of Stellenbosch, South Africa)
Magdalena Mok (The Education University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)
Susan Seeber (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany)
Sandy Taut (Educational Quality Agency, State of Bavaria, Germany; formerly Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile)
Technical Advisory group (TAG)
Chair: Fons van de Vijver (University of Tilburg, the Netherlands)
Pascal Bressoux (Université Grenoble Alpes, France)
Timothy Kennel (US Census Bureau, United States)
Paul Leseman (Utrecht University, the Netherlands)
Bart Meuleman (University of Leuven, Belgium)
Christian Monseur (University of Liège, Belgium)
TALIS consortium
IEA Hamburg (Hamburg, Germany)
Core management team
Steffen Knoll (International Study Co-Director – Operations)
Ralph Carstens (International Study Co-Director – Content, Co-Head – International Studies)
Viktoria Böhm (International Study Coordinator)
Friederike Westphal (International Study Coordinator, until early 2016)
Alena Becker (International Data Manager)
Christine Busch (Deputy International Data Manager)
Data management team
Olesya Drozd (Research Analyst)
Svenja Kalmbach (Student Assistant)
Hannah Köhler (Research Analyst)
Oriana Mora (Research Analyst)
Xiao Sui (Research Analyst)
Scaling, analysis and table production team
Agnes Stancel-Piatak (Senior Research Analyst, Deputy Head of Research and Analysis Unit, RandA)
Umut Atasever (Research Analyst)
Falk Briese (Senior Research Analyst)
Minge Chen (Research Analyst)
Deana Desa (Research Analyst)
Ann-Kristin Koop (Research Analyst)
Nadine Twele (Research Analyst)
Justin Wild (Research Analyst)
Meeting organisation
Bettina Wietzorek (Meeting Coordinator and SharePoint Administrator)
Catherine Pfeifer (Meeting Coordinator)
ICT services
Malte Bahrenfuß (ICT Service Manager)
Jan Pohland (ICT Service Provider)
Software development and testing
Meng Xue (Head of Software Development Unit)
Limiao Duan (Programmer)
Christian Harries (Programmer)
Maike Junod (Programmer)
Deepti Kalamadi (Programmer)
Devi Potham Rajendra Prasath (Programmer)
Ievgen Kosievtsov (Programmer)
Kevin Kalitzki (Programmer)
Juan Vilas (Programmer)
Svetoslav Velkov (Software Tester)
Michael Jung (Requirements Engineer and Software Tester)
Ekaterina Mikheeva (Requirements Engineer and Software Tester)
Samih Al-areqi (Requirements Engineer and Software Tester)
Elma Cela (Requirements Engineer and Software Tester)
IEA Amsterdam (Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
Andrea Netten (Director, IEA Amsterdam)
David Ebbs (Senior Research Officer)
Michelle Djekić (Research and Liaison Officer)
Sandra Dohr (Junior Research Officer)
Roel Burgers (Financial Director)
Isabelle Gémin (Senior Financial Officer)
Translation verification was performed in co-operation with cApStAn Linguistic Quality Control, an independent linguistic quality control agency located in Brussels, Belgium. IEA Amsterdam appointed, contracted and trained independent quality observers to monitor survey implementation in each participating country.
Statistics Canada (Ottawa, Canada)
Jean Dumais (Sampling Referee)
Yves Morin (Senior Survey Statistician)
Ahalya Sivathayalan (Survey Statistician)
Naïma Gouzi (Survey Statistician)
Australian Council for educational research(ACER, Melbourne, Australia)
John Ainley (Principal Research Fellow)
Hilary Hollingsworth (Principal Research Fellow)
Eveline Gebhardt (Principal Research Fellow)
Tim Friedman (Research Fellow)
Consultants
Hynek Cigler (Masaryk University, Czech Republic)
Eugenio J. Gonzalez (Educational Testing Service, United States)
Plamen Mirazchiyski (International Educational Research and Evaluation Institute)
Leslie A. Rutkowski (Indiana University Bloomington, United States)
Notes
← 1. Note by Turkey: The information in this document with reference to “Cyprus” relates to the southern part of the Island. There is no single authority representing both Turkish and Greek Cypriot people on the Island. Turkey recognises the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). Until a lasting and equitable solution is found within the context of the United Nations, Turkey shall preserve its position concerning the “Cyprus issue”.
← 2. Note by all the European Union Member States of the OECD and the European Union: The Republic of Cyprus is recognised by all members of the United Nations with the exception of Turkey. The information in this document relates to the area under the effective control of the Government of the Republic of Cyprus.
← 3. See endnotes 2 and 3.
← 4. See endnotes 2 and 3.