29.1569, Calls: Language Acquisition/Colombia

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LINGUIST List: Vol-29-1569. Tue Apr 10 2018. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 29.1569, Calls: Language Acquisition/Colombia

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Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2018 18:18:22
From: Paige Poole [ppoole at uninorte.edu.co]
Subject: 2018 CLIL Symposium

 
Full Title: 2018 CLIL Symposium 

Date: 07-Sep-2018 - 08-Sep-2018
Location: Bogotá, Colombia 
Contact Person: Paige Poole
Meeting Email: clilsymposiumcolombia at gmail.com
Web Site: http://clilsymposium.net/call-for-papers/ 

Linguistic Field(s): Language Acquisition 

Call Deadline: 31-May-2018 

Meeting Description:

This year’s symposium focuses on the importance of the local context in the
CLIL classroom, including issues in the teaching of intercultural competencies
and contents, assessment for learning, and innovative practices and solutions
for the CLIL classroom. 

We are very fortunate to have experienced keynote speakers in the field of
CLIL from Austria, Argentina, the UK and the U.S.; Christiane Dalton-Puffer,
Dario Banegas, Ester de Jong, and Sara Lynn. We are, as ever, committed to
bringing the latest CLIL knowledge and trends to the people who require it
most: the teachers in schools, language institutes, and universities across
Latin America. 

We look forward to your participation in the 2018 7th Biennial CLIL Symposium.
All presentations, workshops, panels, etc. for the symposium will be in
English, but we welcome proposals focused on the teaching and learning of
languages other than English (Spanish, French, Portuguese, etc.). We are
looking forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions, please do not
hesitate to contact us via the email address clilsymposiumcolombia at gmail.com.


Call for Papers:

While the symposium will be in English, we welcome proposals focused on the
teaching and learning of all languages.

Proposals can be submitted for either 50 minute or 20-minute presentations:

50 minute presentations: 40 minutes presenting & 10 minutes for questions
- Research Report: One or more presenters share their original research on a
relevant topic.
- Awareness Session: One or more presenters address the audience on relevant
topic. Content must provide specific implementation ideas.
- Workshop Session: One or more presenters conduct a hands-on workshop to
allow participants to experience implementation. Workshops must allow time for
participants to debrief and provide feedback.

20 minute presentations: 15 minutes presenting & 5 minutes for questions
- Hot Topic Session: A brief oral summary of an innovative or successful
teaching experience or research related to the CLIL classroom. These sessions
must be succinct and to the point. Presenters are not expected to implement
any activity with the audience.

Presentation Proposal Online Form:

Prior to filling in this online form, ensure you have consulted the guidelines
on the 7 th Biennial CLIL SymposiumWeb site at
www.clilsymposium.co .
 
If you have questions regarding your proposal send inquiries to
clilsymposiumcolombia at gmail.com .

How to submit your proposal:

Submit your proposal using the CLIL 2018 Online Proposal Form
(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfiGFSNuibeDWSKrGVjYIqrNcQEjnyCxFvuU
St-CJJ0yKhgTg/viewform)

An e-mail acknowledging receipt will be sent to you within 2 days of
submission. (Check your spam filter if the e-mail notification does not reach
you).

Format of abstracts:

All submissions must include an abstract of 150-250 words, excluding the
title, names and affiliations. Do  not  include  charts,  tables,  images,  or
 bibliographical  references  in  the  abstract. Provide  3–5 keywords  to 
help  us  place  your  abstract  in  the  appropriate  category,  as  well  as
 not  more  than  100 words of Biographical Information. Before submitting
your abstract, check the number of words and for typing  errors  using  a 
word  processor. Ensure  that  you  do not  use  your  name  or  refer  to
your  home institution in the abstract itself, otherwise your proposal must be
automatically rejected; instead, provide those details in the Biographical
Information section of the submission form.




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