36.1921, Confs: 8th J-CLIL Annual International Bilingual Conference (Japan)

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Subject: 36.1921, Confs: 8th J-CLIL Annual International Bilingual Conference (Japan)

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Date: 20-Jun-2025
From: Barry Kavanagh [kavanagh.barry.e7 at tohoku.ac.jp]
Subject: 8th J-CLIL Annual International Bilingual Conference


8th J-CLIL Annual International Bilingual Conference
Theme: Bridging Language and Content: The evolution of CLIL

Location: Sendai, Japan
Contact: Barry Kavanagh
Contact Email: kavanagh.barry.e7 at tohoku.ac.jp
Meeting URL:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PHHeGndPLP6B--h4yGSzFsS3oEV4c1Ic/view?usp=sharing

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics

Submission Deadline: 11-Jul-2025

We invite researchers and educators with an interest in CLIL (CBLT) to
submit an abstract for a 20-minute
oral presentation to be delivered in person at Tohoku University or
online through a video presentation.
Submissions are welcome on any topic related to CLIL, including but
not limited to:
 - CLIL theory and practice
 - CLIL methodology
 - CLIL materials development
 - CLIL pedagogy
 - Assessment in CLIL.
 - AI and CLIL
 - The role of translanguaging in CLIL
 - Integrating digital tools in CLIL
 - CLIL teacher education and professional development
 - ntercultural competence in CLIL
 - Subject-specific CLIL approaches (e.g., STEM, humanities, social
sciences)
 - Collaboration between language and subject teachers in CLIL
 - Challenges and solutions in CLIL implementation
The conference is a bilingual conference and papers may be presented
in either English or Japanese.
Proposal Format:
Abstracts can be submitted in the language you would like to present
in, either Japanese or English.
Abstracts should include the presentation title and should be a
maximum of 250 words (English) or a
maximum of 600 characters in Japanese. Please send your abstract using
the Google form below.
The deadline for submission of abstracts is July 11th, 2025.
Contributors will be notified via e-mail by July 31st, 2025, regarding
the acceptance of their proposal.
Qualifications for Presenters:
All primary presenters must be members of J-CLIL. Co-presenters do not
have to be members but must
register for the conference if they plan to attend. Membership costs
2,000 yen for a year.
Please refer to the J-CLIL website for membership information:
https://www.j-clil.com
Presentation Types:
Onsite Presentation
Papers (25 minutes):
 - Presentations sharing research findings and practical ideas.
 - Includes time for 5 minutes of Q&A.
Online Presentation
Papers (20 minutes):
 - Pre-recorded presentations explaining research findings and
practical ideas.
 - Available online for conference participants to watch at their
convenience, either during or after the
conference, until October 18th.
 - Participants can ask questions to online video presenters through a
Google form.
Questions? Please contact Barry Kavanagh (Conference chair) at:
kavanagh.barry.e7 at tohoku.ac.jp



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