26.5510, Calls: Applied Linguistics, Language Acquisition/Algeria
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Subject: 26.5510, Calls: Applied Linguistics, Language Acquisition/Algeria
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Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2015 11:06:04
From: AISSI RADHIA [radhia.aissi at gmail.com]
Subject: The First International Seminar on Foreign Language Teaching & Intercultural Awareness
Full Title: The First International Seminar on Foreign Language Teaching & Intercultural Awareness
Short Title: ELTFLC
Date: 06-Mar-2016 - 07-Mar-2016
Location: Batna, Algeria
Contact Person: HELLALET SOUHILA
Meeting Email: s.helalet at yahoo.com
Web Site: http:// http://www.univ-batna.dz/images/pdf/dr.hellalet-souhila-06-07-march%202016.pdf
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Language Acquisition
Call Deadline: 18-Jan-2016
Meeting Description:
In the era of globalization, foreign language teaching has become a worldwide concern for diverse reasons. As language vehicles thought; foreign culture is also assumed to be transmitted as a consequence of the teaching/learning process.
Intercultural awareness then is an undeniable issue to be discussed in any foreign language teaching atmosphere. The issue identified above is expected to be significant for teachers, learners, researchers and educationists in general. The importance of the subject will be seen in the exchange of experiences and expertise among local and foreign interveners in a way that raises the students’ awareness in the English department that debates on intercultural issues will serve them in many sorts of ways. This meeting provides an excellent opportunity to share the results of the teachers and students research with a varied audience.
Call for Papers:
The seminar provides the opportunity to explore research in a variety of disciplines where the following trends and issues will be of particular interest but are not limited to:
- Foreign language education in the era of globalization
- Teaching language and/or teaching culture
- Foreign culture Vs. native culture in the EFL classroom
- Foreign language learning and foreign culture acceptance and/or avoidance
- Education and Multiculturalism
- Inter/Cross-cultural Education and Language Curriculum Design
- TEFL and intercultural awareness
For your article and presentation, note that only English and French languages are accepted.
Your abstract should not exceed 500 words.
For a quick process, you are kindly asked to submit your article’s abstract as an email-attachment sent to the organizer’s recipient address (Dr. HELLALET Souhila: s.helalet at yahoo.com) in Word Format using the font “Times New Roman” (12pt) with line spacing (1.5).
Please be informed that the scientific and reading committee is allowed some processing times which are needed for article review prior to the final approval of your paper.
If your abstract is accepted, you have to send the complete article to the same email address.
Your paper should not exceed (10) pages excluding your article’s references which we allow up to (15) pages.
Important Dates:
- Call for Papers: Sunday, 18 October 2015
- Paper Submission Deadline:Monday, 18 January 2016
- Two-day Seminar: Sunday, 06 March 2016 - Monday, 07 March 2016
More information can be found here: http://www.univ-batna.dz/images/pdf/dr.hellalet-souhila-06-07-march%202016.pdf
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