by Professor Kira Hall, University of Colorado Boulder The QMUL Linguistics Department and the Centre for Language, Discourse and Communication at King’s are thrilled to welcome Professor Kira Hall (University of Colorado Boulder) for a special invited talk, entitled ‘Middle Class Timelines, Ethnic Humour, and Sexual Modernity in Delhi’, on Thursday 4th April at 17:00 … Continue reading Middle Class Timelines, Ethnic Humour, and Sexual Modernity in Delhi
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Doing an MA dissertation on motivation with FOLLM
The Forum On Language Learning Motivation are holding an event on how to successfully complete a masters dissertation in motivation for language learning and teaching. If you're interested, find out more here. To register, go to this page.
IATEFL Annual Web Conference 2018
This year's web conference is entitled: Finding yourself as a teacher and will focus on the needs and challenges of the beginner teacher. While remaining open to all language teaching professionals, the conference is focusing on the early career teacher area. Over three days it will provide different sessions on topics relevant to that area including a look at the different types of language teaching both contextually and thematically, … Continue reading IATEFL Annual Web Conference 2018
Maria Charalambous speaks at the Centre of Language, Culture & Learning
Maria Charalambous will be speaking at the Centre for Language, Culture & Learning at Goldsmiths University on "Investing in a reflective multiliteracies pedagogy for heritage language learners". The talk is organised in collaboration with the Cyprus Educational Mission, UK. Details are provided below and more information can be found here. Wednesday October 31 12-1.30pm Rm 220 Margaret Macmillan … Continue reading Maria Charalambous speaks at the Centre of Language, Culture & Learning
English Language Teaching in the Changing Glocalised World: Research and Praxis
This will be the focus of the 16th Asia TEFL International Conference to be held at the end of June at the University of Macau in China. The conference 'provides a forum to address the issues that ELT practitioners face in the changing glocalized world. Research into applied linguistics and ELT highlights a tension between two trends,' which will be discussed … Continue reading English Language Teaching in the Changing Glocalised World: Research and Praxis
International Conference of English as a Lingua Franca to be held at King’s
ELF 11 is the 11th International Conference of English as a Lingua Franca, which will be held at King’s College London from 4th – 7th July, 2018. This is an annual event that attracts academics, researchers and practitioners from all over the world. The themes of this year’s conference are Migration and Multilingualism. The plenary … Continue reading International Conference of English as a Lingua Franca to be held at King’s
ESOL Teaching with the ACAA
ESOL Teacher (Volunteer) The Afghanistan and Central Asian Association is looking for enthusiastic volunteer ESOL teachers to support refugees and migrants living in the UK. Are you passionate about teaching? Would you like REAL classroom experience? Do you want to help refugees and migrants improve their Language and social skills? If yes, the Afghanistan and … Continue reading ESOL Teaching with the ACAA
L2 Pragmatics Conference
For all those interested in second language learning, an L2 Pragmatics Conference will be held in late June. Teaching and learning L2 pragmatics: Second language pragmatic development in the home and study abroad contexts International Conference 28-29 June 2018 – Preston, United Kingdom Confirmed Speakers Professor Naoko Taguchi (Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA) Professor Guofang … Continue reading L2 Pragmatics Conference
L-SLARF Colloquium 2018
For anyone interested in SLA L-SLARF is a group of academics working in and around the London area who share an interest in second language acquisition (website, facebook). We are hosting an annual colloquium event on Saturday 2nd of June at Birkbeck, University of London. We will share the results of our ongoing projects focusing on … Continue reading L-SLARF Colloquium 2018
Our Languages Seminar
Our Languages: Sociolinguistics in multilingual participatory ESOL classes with Melanie Cooke (King's College, London & English for Action), Becky Winstanley (Tower Hamlets College, EFA & KCL) & Dermot Bryers (EFA & KCL) Date: Monday 21st May 2018 Time: 17.45 Place: Room 1.13, Franklin Wilkins Building, Stamford Street, King's College, London. https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/campus/waterloo.aspx (the entrance is marked 'A' on the … Continue reading Our Languages Seminar
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