Arabic-L:LING:Reading and Vocab Call for Papers

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Date: 15 Nov 2006
From:National Foreign Language Resource Center <nflrc at hawaii.edu>
Subject:Reading and Vocab Call for Papers

Our apologies for any cross-postings . . .

Reading in a Foreign Language

CALL FOR PAPERS

READING AND VOCABULARY

Special Topic Issue, Autumn 2008

Edited by Rob Waring

Reading in a Foreign Language announces a call for papers for the
Autumn 2008 special topic issue on reading and vocabulary. This issue
of RFL is devoted to publishing articles that are concerned with all
aspects of reading and vocabulary.  Specifically, we solicit papers
covering

- vocabulary development through reading
- the relationship between vocabulary and reading
- vocabulary and the teaching of reading
- reading vocabularies

RFL is particularly interested in articles on languages other than
English. We also encourage collaboration between university
researchers and practitioners.

We are fortunate that Professor Rob Waring, Notre Dame Seishin
University, Okayama, Japan, is the editor of this special issue.
Questions, proposals, and submissions should be directed to
<waring_robert at yahoo.com>

Contributors are advised to read our submission guidelines for
information on RFL's submission policies. All submissions must be
received by Professor Waring no later than January 31, 2008.

Reading in a Foreign Language
http://nflrc.hawaii.edu/rfl

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