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Confs: Applied Ling/Chiay, Taiwan
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1st International Conference on Applied Linguistics
Message 1: 1st International Conference on Applied Linguistics
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Date: 21-Jan-2006
From: Jiun-Shiung Wu <wujsmail.ncyu.edu.tw>
Subject: 1st International Conference on Applied Linguistics
1st International Conference on Applied Linguistics
Short Title: ICAL 1
Date: 01-Apr-2006 - 02-Apr-2006
Location: Chiay, Taiwan
Contact: Laura Liao
Contact Email: < click here to access email >
Meeting URL: http://adm.ncyu.edu.tw/~dfl/e_index.htm
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
Meeting Description:
Call for participation
The First International Conference on Applied Linguistics
Date: April 1-2, 2006
Location: Minhsiung, Chiayi County, Taiwan
Meeting Email: dfl_con2004mail.ncyu.edu.tw.
Web Site: http://adm.ncyu.edu.tw/~dfl/e_index.htm
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Janet Holmes (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand): Managing English in the workplace: some socio-pragmatic considerations
PLENARY SPEAKERS
Allyson Jule (University of Glamorgan, Wales, UK) Belonging through language: A look at one language classroom
John Liontas (SUNY-Fredonia, USA) Idiomaticity and applied linguistics: Making the connection
Nancy Hornberger (University of Pennsylvania, USA) Voice and biliteracy in indigenous language revitalization: Contentious educational practices in Quechua, Guarani, and Maori contexts
Lut Lams (Catholic University of Brussels, Belgium) A pragmatic study into ideological investments of the ROC English-language newspapers from a diachronic perspective
Jeannette K. Gundel (University of Minnesota, USA) Information structure and surface syntax, some cross-linguistic differences
Kaori Okano (La Trobe University, Australia) The global-national-local interface affecting minority languages in education: the cases of Japan and Australia
PANEL DISCUSSANTS: APPLIED LINGUISTICS-PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
PRESENTERS IN PARALLEL SESSIONS
Li-mei Chen, Chi Yao, Ying-Ting Chuang, & Jiunn-liang Wu (National Cheng Kung University) Tone and consonant production in Mandarin-speaking children with cochlear implants
Akram Paktinat (Iran Isfahan Najafabad Azad Univ) Language learning strategies among preuniversity students and the relationship between their teachers' advice and students' proficiency level
Andrew Yau-hau TSE (The Open University of Hong Kong) Language learning strategies of grades 7-8 students in Hong Kong
Chia-Yen Lin (Lancaster University) The multiple functions of pragmatic force modifiers in academic lectures: A systemic functional approach
Chiung-chih Huang (National Chengchi University) A functional analysis of children's other-repetition
Chuck Brown (National Chiayi University) Use of amateur radio Language and tasks in a technical English EFL course
Daria Soon-Young Suk (Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea) Interaction as a means to lexical learning in an EFL setting: Nonnative speaker-nonnative speaker dyads
Dorien Van De Mieroop (Lessius Hogeschool, Antwerp, Belgium) The usability of cluster analysis for the study of identity construction in speeches
Abha Chatterjee (Indian Institute of Management, Indore, India) & Dorien Van De Mieroop (Lessius Hogeschool, Antwerp, Belgium) The reflection of Indian society in advertisements for fairness products
Elena Kolodkina (Southern Taiwan University of Technology) The Parametric approach to meaning of a word
Hsiu-huei Lin Domizio (National Taiwan Normal University) L2 Learners' pragmatic strategies and cross-cultural schema in light of the ACTFL oral proficiency interview
Hua-Li Jian and Jui-Ying Wu (National Cheng Kung University) The correlation between language anxiety and English speaking proficiency for elementary school 3rd and 6th-graders
Hua-Li Jian, Cheng-Hung Hou (National Cheng Kung University) The effect of EFL teachers' instructional language use on elementary students' target language learning
James H. Yang (Kun Shan University) Impact of sound differences on intelligibility: A phonostatistic approach
Janet Holmes (Victoria University of Wellington) Humour, gender and leadership in the workplace
Horng Kai Jinn (Far East College), Yi-Chun Ting (Southern Taiwan University of Technology) A comparison of advantages and disadvantages of computer-based tests in language testing
Jong-Bok Kim (Kyung Hee University, Seoul) English cleft constructions: A corpus-based, contrastive analysis
Juckrawooth Attanawanich (Chulalongkorn University,Bangkok,THAILAND) The effects of social strategies instruction on English communication abilities of primary students in international Baccalaureate schools
Jun-min Kuo & Ching-huang Wang (Indiana University, Bloomington,USA) A case study investigating a mime-based dialogue activity from a critical literacy perspective
G. R. Kiani, S. A. Mirhassani, & S. Jalali (Tarbiat Modarres University, Iran) The effects of modality of listening passages and the presence of visual advance organizers on Iranian advanced EFL learners' performance in listening comprehension tests
Li-chin Chen (Lancaster University) An investigation of the nature of virtual classroom interaction in higher education - what are the question functions and forms employed by participants in virtual classroom interaction?
Louis Wei-lun Lu & Kathleen Ahrens (National Taiwan University) What corpora reveals about synonyms: A cognitive and pedagogical viewpoint on BOTHER and WORRY
Lucia Santorum and Gregory Grefenstette (University of Paris 4 - Sorbonne) Rules for the optimization of the automatic inflexion of Italian 'co' and 'go' nouns and adjectives
May-hong Wu (National Cheng Kung University) Encounter/deconstruction: The dialogue between Jacques Derrida and Amy Tan
Mei-Hui Liu (University of Queensland, Australia) EFL teachers in a Taiwanese school context: Why they teach what they teach
Ming-Tzu Liao (National Kaohsiung Normal University) Assessment of students' needs and problems with academic writing in Taiwan
N. Banumathy & R.Manjula (All India Institute of Speech and Hearing) 'Feature retention errors' and 'Speech sound errors' as diagnostic markers in developmental apraxia of speech
Nan Jiang (Georgia State University) Semantic development in second language learning: evidence from a word choice task
Neil Millar (Kanda University, Japan) The development of a learner corpus of written production at Kanda University of International Studies
Noriko Yoshimura, Chika Ikeda & Yasushi Terao (University of Shizuoka, Japan) The effects of presentation training on the development of academic communicative competence among Japanese college EFL students.
Paradee Praphruetkij (Chulalongkorn University,Bangkok,THAILAND) A development of an English reading comprehension instructional framework using four-blocks literacy framework with repeated reading for university students
Miao-chi Wu (Fortune Institute of Technology) Figurative Utterance to The Translation of News English
Patraporn Thaweewong (Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, THAILAND) Genre analysis of English business e-mail correspondence in internal communication between Thais and Germans in profit and non-profit organizations
Pi-hua Ni (National University of Kaohsiung) Dialogized discourses in Virginia Woolf's Orlando
Rajni K Chand (University of Otago, New Zealand) Listening needs of distance learners: are we listening?
Shu-chen Ou (University of Edinburgh) The role of L1 transfer and universals in L2 stress acquisition: Evidence from Chinese-English interlanguage
Thana Sukvaree (Kasetsart University, Thailand) Thai text coherence structuring with coordinating and subordinating relations for text summarization
Ting-yu Hsu (Providence University) Teaching and learning styles in SLA classroom: Based on multiple intelligences theory
Tomoko Watanabe & Manabu Watanabe (Toyama Prefectural University, Japan) ''A ''''pseudo'''' immersion approach for children starting to learn English as a Foreign Language''
Tripti Karekatti (Shivaji University, India) Rate of acquisition and strategic behaviour of child and adolescent Marathi learners of English
Yu-Da Lai (Mingdao University) Cognitive linguistics and English teaching: A case study on teaching participle phrases in EFL composition
Yung-nan Chiang (The Uinversity of Texas at Austin) A study of the language learning strategies of language-gifted senior high school students in Taiwan
Ben Pin-Yun Wang (National Taiwan University) English mixing in the lyrics of Mandarin pop songs in Taiwan: A functional approach
Yu-Fang Wang & Ya-Ting Yang (National Kaohsiung Normal University) The discourse-pragmatic functions of qishi and shishishang in Taiwan Mandarin conversation
Yin-tong Wang (National Chi Nan University) On Event-delimiting in Chinese
Ying-hao Wang (National Taiwan Normal University) Laughter in Mandarin Chinese conversation: A sociolinguistic approach
Pi-yu Chiang (McGill University, Canada)'' English-French bilingual children's vocabulary skills and phonological awareness
D. Victoria Rau (Providence University) From indigenization to internationalization: Digital transmission of language and culture
Yu-feng Li & Ming-chung Cheng (National Kaohsiung Normal University) Discourse intonation changes and speakers' dominance/control: A case study of a conversation in the phone service encounter in Taiwan
Indra Listyo (Atmajaya University, Jakarta，印尼) Convoluted Legal English and Plain Legal English and their Implications on Translation
Jen-i Li (National Taiwan Normal University) Taiwan college students' producing English progressive and perfective aspect
Elizabeth Yin-Ling Lin (University of Dublin) Addressing the challenges in Taiwan's third-level English language education: insights from the Common European Framework
Li-chuan Lin (National Chiayi University) Study on the factors to influence the university students' needs in learning Japanese
Chia-wei Hsu (National Taiwan Normal University) The anaphoric choice in the narratives of Mandarin Chinese kindergarten children: A case study from a discourse perspective
Chu-ching Hsu & Hsiao-ting Lu (Taiwan Hospitality and Tourism College) A study of politeness translation with special reference to forms of address on Jane Austen's Novels
Miki Shibata (University of the Ryukyus) Japanese pre-service teacher trainees' awareness of English as an international language
Yuhfang Chang (National Chung Hsing University) Studying EFL learners' refusal responses: A comparison of written DCT, oral DCT and role play
Fang-chi Chang (National Chiayi University) English drama scripts for language learning--The viewpoints of elementary school and junior high school teachers
Shu-I Chang & Shih-jieh An (National Chiayi University) Vocabulary Learning Strategies: Teaching and Learning in an Elementary EFL Class
Hui-ru Hsu (National Taiwan Normal University) The leveling of neutral tone in Taiwan Mandarin and its new identity
Chinfa Lien & Chienlung Chiang (National Tsing Hua University) Explorations of intransitives in Taiwanese Southern Min: Interface of verbal meaning and construction
Yihsiang Kuo (National Taiwan Ocean University) How to effectively increase Taiwanese EFL learners' English listening comprehension
Li-jen Kuo (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) The role natural features play in the acquisition of phonotactic regularities
Yi-jing Chen (Takming College) Learning the learning strategies: In the eyes of psycholinguistics
Hao-jan Chen (National Taiwan Normal University) Four web-based collocation retrieval tools and advanced EFL learners
Su-chiao Chen (National Chiayi University) Multilingualism in Taiwan
Hsueh-chu Chen (Wufeng Institute of Technology) Rhythm patterns of L2 speech and their effects on perceptions of foreign accents
Wen-hsien Yang (Shih Chien University) Training English learners of Taiwan linguistic skills by introducing theme, rhyme, and multiple themes of functional grammar
Li-chin Yang (Mingdao University) A study of the effects of social status relative to the interlocutor on young children's production and perception of refusal in Mandarin Chinese
Hsien-Fei Yang & Chih-Chien Yang (National Taichung University) The make up of English phonological awareness test and the correlation study with real words and pseudo-words
Yea-Ru Tsai & Robert Ingebrtson (I-Shou University) Internal and external factors of EFL learners' autonomy
An Chung Cheng (University of Toledo) and Hui-Chuan Lu (National Cheng Kung University) Form and meaning connections in foreign language acquisition: A case of form with semantic-aspectual values
Fei-Wen Cheng (National Chiayi University) Exploring the constructive processes of task interpretation
Chin-kuei Cheng (Taipei Municipal University of Education) Helping students become independent readers
Tsung-yuan Hsiao (National Taiwan Ocean University) Statistical anxiety of graduate students in foreign language programs
Wen-Feng Lai (National Taiwan Normal University) Narrating the stigmatized experiences
Yi-hsiu Lai (Chien-chen Senior High School, Kaohsiung City) Taiwanese EFL learners' perception of English tense and lax vowels
Siaw-fong Chung & Kathleen Ahrens (National Taiwan University) Examining near-synonyms: The case of ''create'' and ''produce''
Bo-Zhang Lo, Shu-Fen Su and Xue-Mei Zhu (Southern Taiwan University of Technology) An analysis of language learning strategies used by comprehensive high school students
I-wen Su & Louis Wei-lun Lu (National Taiwan University) A cognitive linguistic approach to ''up'' And ''down'': A pedagogical perspective
Hsi-yao Su (National Taiwan Normal University) Linguistic and discursive construction of regional differences in multilingual Taiwan: Cities, cultural places, and language ideologies
Fu-hsing Su (National Chiayi University) Applying linguistics in the Taiwanese context
The above list may be modified. There are 8 presenters in the waiting list.
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