Actividad Propuesta para Homologación

 

Our Presenters:

Plenary Speakers:

John Fanselow (President of International Pacific College, New Zealand / Professor Emeritus Columbia University, Teachers College) Hug?…Ah…Wow! Beyond Diversity- -Strategies for Autonomous Language Learning and Your Rapport was Great, But…!

Jeremy Harmer (Marshall Cavendish ELT) CULTURE or culture? Language, Methodology and Content in Century 21 and Do you Dream Often? (Or what's the best way?)

David A. Hill (Cambridge University Press) Language Play and Creative Learning and The Power of Reading
Linda Taylor (Nottingham Trent University) Investigating Affect through the Analysis of teacher Talk

There will be around 140 presentations given by speakers from many different corners of the world. Here is a selection of some of our speakers and talk titles:

 

James Banner Robert Campbell Hugh Dellar Teresa V. Gerdes David Gray Mark Hancock Julie Hetherington Hilary Plass George Kokolas Mark Levy Anne McCabe

Paul McConochie Joe McKenna Kathryn Munt Tim Murphey Ken Paterson Victor Pavón Vázquez Herbert Puchta Robert Quinn Carol Read Antonio R. Roldán Tapia Paloma Sarbadhikari

Enda Scott Paul Seligson Tom Spain Grzegorz Spiewak Johanna Stirling Birgit Strotmann Gerry Sweeney Linda Taylor Andrew Walkley Janet Wilson-Smith Theresa Zanatta

 

 

Abbanatics Blue Mango Theatre - learning English through       theatre      Collocation at all Levels Doing More with Less Ever Thought of being a Writer Get Them Talking! Group Dynamics in the Language Classroom Humanizing ESP Intonation Games Living and Learning - a journey into intercultural      awareness Lots of Fun and Little Work Making I.T. Work for You

Making Life Easier for Low Level Learners Multicultural Games Neuro What? Minding the Teenage Brain in Class Plurilingualism and the Common European Framework Pronunciation Fillers Storytelling, Teacher Training and Metaphor Surviving Burnout: Cooperation, development and fun       in our staffrooms Teaching: It’s no joke! Teaching Phrasal Verbs Through Storytelling Teaching Teenagers The Curse of Creativity The European Language Portfolio: Where do we start? Your Voice: Uses, misuses and abuses

 

 

And many more…..

Frequently Asked Questions about the Convention:

When is it?

March 11-13, 2005. Registration will begin at 15.00 on Friday, March 11. The convention ends on Sunday, March 13 at 18.30.

Where is it?

The convention will be held in Seville, Spain, at the University of Seville, Facultad de Filología on c/ San Fernando 4.

How do I register?

To register individually,  just copy and fill in the form on the flip side of this pamphlet or visit our website http://www.tesol-spain.org/convention2005 to print the form out. To register as an institution, you must visit our website and download the form. The registration forms, along with proof of payment, must be sent by regular mail. Pre-registration ends March 1, 2005. Prices increase after this date. On Saturday evening there will be a Gala Dinner (further information will soon be posted on our website).

Where do I stay?

Specific information about accommodations for the convention is now available on our website. If you are ready to make your reservations, contact Jenny Brown at jennybrown@ctv.es, at msjenibrown@hotmail.com, or by dialling (34) 652021188 or (34) 914090040 (14:00-20:00 Monday – Friday, please). For student housing, contact tsantana@arrakis.es (email ONLY).

Is it an officially accredited event (HOMOLOGACIÓN)?

This event has been proposed to be approved for accreditation through the Spanish Ministry.