LINGUIST List 19.3269
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Confs: Applied Linguistics, English Language/UK
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1. Carol
Everhard,
The Canterbury TALES:Stories Told and Voices Heard
Message 1: The Canterbury TALES:Stories Told and Voices Heard
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Date: 27-Oct-2008
From: Carol Everhard <everhardenl.auth.gr>
Subject: The Canterbury TALES:Stories Told and Voices Heard
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The Canterbury TALES: Stories Told and Voices Heard
Date: 05-Dec-2008 - 06-Dec-2008
Location: Canterbury, United Kingdom
Contact: Carol Everhard
Contact Email: everhardenl.auth.gr;ellieiatefl.org
Meeting URL: http://www.learnerautonomy.org
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
Meeting Description:
Joint IATEFL ES(O)L and Learner Autonomy Special Interest Group 2-day Event
The Canterbury TALES (Teaching for Autonomy in Learning English as a Second
Language): Stories Told and Voices Heard
The Canterbury Tales: Stories Told and Voices Heard
Keynes College, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, U.K.
Friday 5th December, 2008 at 7p.m. (6-7p.m. Delegate registration)
Welcome and Opening Remarks:
Michael J. Hughes, Sub-Dean/Director of Learning and Teaching, Faculty of
Humanities, University of Kent, U.K.
The Prologue:
Celebrating Cultural Diversity in (T)ESOL with Story-teller, Folklorist and
Animateur: Janet Dowling
Welcoming Reception
Saturday 6th December, 2008 10a.m. - 6p.m. (9-10a.m., Delegate registration)
Keynes College, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, U.K.
The Tellers of Tales:
Special Guest Speakers
Leni Dam -
Teaching for Autonomy: A Tale About a Group of Adult Immigrants and Refugees
Learning Danish as a Second Language
David Little -
The Educational Integration of Children and Adolescents from Migrant
Backgrounds: Constructing an L2 Identity with the Help of the European Language
Portfolio
Mario Rinvolucri -
Learners' Marvelous Autonomy in Listening to Stories
The Tellers of Tales:
Invited Speakers
Bev Davies & Ann-Marie McGaughey -
More than ESOL Enrichment: How Museums Promote Learner Independence and Language
Development
Mark Krzanowski - Reflections on Learner Autonomy: Feedback from Disadvantaged
Learners and Trainers
Philida Schellekens - Learner Independence in the ESOL Classroom
Exhibition of ESOL and Autonomy Titles Provided by Anthony Forrester, English
Language Bookshop
Further information: www.learnerautonomy.org
Online registration: www.iatefl.org
Registration fee (includes Friday evening reception, coffee breaks and lunch on
Saturday):
£50 (IATEFL members) £60 (Non-members) £30 (Students)
Contact: Ellie Broadbridge, IATEFL, Darwin College, University of Kent,
Canterbury CT2 7NY, U.K.
Telephone 0044(0)1227 824430; Fax 0044 (0) 1227 824431; e-mail: ellieiatefl.org
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