DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Learner Language: Tools for Teacher Educators Elaine Tarone, University of MinnesotaPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second language acquisition, language acquisition, and attrition |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Voices in Political Discourse: The Manipulation of Linguistic Resources. Antonio Reyes-Rodriguez, University of MississippiPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language and ideology |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Exploring the Professional Identity of Experienced ESL Teachers through Reflective Practice Thomas Farrell, Brock UniversityPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second and foreign language pedagogy |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Oral Corrective Feedback and L2 Vocabulary Development: Prompts and Recasts in the Adult ESL Classroom Gatis Dilans, The University of Texas at San AntonioPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second language acquisition, language acquisition, and attrition |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Space and Territoriality in Brazilian Migrants’ Narratives Lucia Freitas, Universidade Estadual de GoiásPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Analysis of discourse and interaction |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Experimental Studies into the Effects of Form-focused Instruction: Receptive versus Productive Treatments and the Acquisition of Tense in L2 English Jimmy Ureel, University of Amsterdam / Artesis University College Antwerp Jan Hulstijn, University of AmsterdamPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second language acquisition, language acquisition, and attrition |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Psychological Experiment-based Research on Improving Qualities of Oral Interpretation by Chunking Memory Trainings Wang Jianhua, School of Foreign LanguagesPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Translation and interpretation |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. The Belief-Mediation Model: A Latent Factor Model of Japanese Intermediate EFL Learners Akira Nakayama, Ehime UniversityPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language and learner characteristics |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Making Requests in Institutional E-Mails: Production, Perception, Cognition & Sociopragmatic Awareness Ping Pan, The Chinese University of HKPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language, culture, socialization, and pragmatics |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. The Linguistic and Cultural Influence of Korean Ethnic Churches on Heritage Language and Identity Maintenance among Korean-Canadian Students in Montreal Seong Man Park, McGill University (PhD Candidate, Faculty of Education)Presentation type: Poster Area of Interest: Language maintenance and revitalization |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. The Influences of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Writing Systems on Students’ English Pronunciation and Their Classroom Behaviors Jonghee Shadix, Univ. of Alabama at BirminghamPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language and learner characteristics |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Long-term Incidental Acquisition of New Vocabulary: The Effect of Task Type and the Number of Word Occurrences Bella Rozovski-Roitblat, University of Haifa Batia Laufer, University of HaifaPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second and foreign language pedagogy |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Locating 'nation' in an English Language Classroom: An Ethnographically-sensitive Critical Discourse Analysis of Nationalist Reproduction at the Mexico/US Border Bryan Meadows, University of Texas Pan-AmericanPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language and ideology |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Contrastive Analysis of the Uses of Reporting Verbs in English and Spanish Academic Texts: A Corpus Study JoAnne Neff, Universidad Complutense Academic Writing Research Team Universidad Complutense, Universidad ComplutensePresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Text analysis (written discourse) |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Fostering Pragmatic Fluency Michał B. Paradowski, University of WarsawPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language, culture, socialization, and pragmatics |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Online Skill-Building Modules for Interpretation and Translation Patricia Wetzel, Portland State UniversityPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Translation and interpretation |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. When It Makes Little or No Difference: Pedagogical Implications of Acquisition of Tense-Aspect Morphology among Tanzanian EFL Learners Rose Upor, University of Dar es SalaamPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second and foreign language pedagogy |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Measuring Textual Complexity in Student Writing Mathias Schulze, University of WaterlooPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language and technology |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. When WE (World Englishes) Get Invited to the Composition Course: A Study of American Students’ Attitudes toward WE Writing Ana Wetzl, Indiana University of PAPresentation type: Poster Area of Interest: Language, culture, socialization, and pragmatics |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. The Role of Animacy in the Processing of Relative Clauses in Japanese as a Second Language Sanako Mitsugi, Carnegie Mellon University Yasuhiro Shirai, University of PittsburghPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second language acquisition, language acquisition, and attrition |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. A Doctoral Student's Journey in Switching from Modified AAVE to Standard English When Delivering Academic Presentations Susan Spezzini, Univ of Alabama at Birmingham Lisa Anderson, Univ of Alabama at BirminghamPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Sociolinguistics |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. "I can’t Stand My Poor English" : English Fever and the 2008 Beijing Olympics Jie Zhang, Macquarie UniversityPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language and ideology |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Effectiveness of a Guided Inductive Versus a Deductive Approach on the Learning of Grammar in the Intermediate-Level College French Classroom Severine Piot, emory university Carol Herron, Emory universityPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second and foreign language pedagogy |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. The Competitors of the Passive in Scientific Writing (They Are Not What You Think They Are) Anja Wanner, University of Wisconsin-MadisonPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Text analysis (written discourse) |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Are Stays Abroad More Beneficial for Children Than for Adults? The Relationship between Age and Learning Context Angels Llanes, Universitat de Barcelona Carme Muñoz, Universitat de BarcelonaPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second language acquisition, language acquisition, and attrition |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. L2 Classroom Humor: Subversive, Linguistically Productive, or Just Plain Fun? Anne Pomerantz, University of Pennsylvania Nancy Bell, Washington State UniversityPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Analysis of discourse and interaction |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Prosodic Development in an L2 Mandarin Learner’s Oral Report Chunsheng Yang, The Ohio State University Dawang Huang, Ningbo University, ChinaPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second language acquisition, language acquisition, and attrition |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Reading-time Studies of the MV/RRC Ambiguity Resolution by English Learners in Taiwan Pi-lan Yang, National Kaohsiung Marine University Su-chin Shih, National Kaohsiung Normal UniversityPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Second language acquisition, language acquisition, and attrition |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Idiosyncrasies in the Chinese EFL Learners’ Pragmatic and Discourse Transfer of Requests Citing Li, Center for Applied English Studies, The University of Hong KongPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Language, culture, socialization, and pragmatics |
DAY, TIME and LOCATION of this presentation have not been set. Accepting and Rejecting Advice in Computer-Mediated Peer Response: A Case Study of an ESL University Writing Class Mei-Hsing Tsai, Pennsylvania State UniversityPresentation type: Paper Area of Interest: Reading, writing, and literacy |