From: David Colclasure <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: CFP: Meeting the Challenges of Classroom Implementation: Content,
Tasks and Projects
CALL for PAPERS -- 2005
Meeting the Challenges of Classroom Implementation:
CONTENT, TASKS and PROJECTS
May 18-22, 2005
The Graduate School of Language and Educational Linguistics at the
Monterey Institute welcomes proposals from language educators who
have used, developed or researched materials, tasks, projects and
curricula in content-based courses. We particularly encourage the
participation of instructors of less-commonly taught languages
(LCTLs).
The conference will once again bring together educators from a
variety of languages, levels and contexts to a) identify critical
elements in the use of content, tasks and projects, and their
relationship to each other; b) share successful program and
curricular models; and c) exchange ideas, materials and approaches
for meeting the challenges of classroom implementation and assessment.
Plenary speakers: Donna Brinton, David Nunan, Amy Ohta
Sessions will focus on the following areas:
* Program and Curriculum Development
* Pedagogy: Aspects of Effective Classroom Implementation
* Assessment of Learning
* Integration of Technology
Pre-conference workshops will also be offered.
SUBMISSIONS
Download submission form:
For submission forms PLEASE visit the conference website at
http://ciin.miis.edu/2005_call.html
* * DEADLINE: Friday, March 4th, 2005 * *
Submissions may also be made by including all of the following
information in the body of an email:
- title (10 words or less)
- abstract for conference program (maximum 50 words)
- detailed description (maximum 200 words)
- area of focus
* Program & Curriculum Development
* Pedagogy: Aspects of Effective Classroom Implementation
* Assessment of Learning
* Integration of Technology
* other (please describe)
- session type
* concurrent session
(single presenter or panel)
* networking poster session
(Program Showcase or Classroom Practices)
- for each presenter: name, affiliation, language taught
- address, phone and email of primary author
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Friday, March 4th, 2005
Presentations (and proposals) should be in English, with selected
examples from the target language(s).
Please bear in mind that the audience will consist of teachers
representing a wide variety of target languages, many of whom may not
understand materials in your particular language. Please consider
how you will use glosses, translations, and/or English summaries to
ensure that materials are meaningful to all audience members.
Proposals should be submitted via e-mail to CBI @ miis.edu by March
4th, 2005. All submissions will be acknowledged upon receipt by
e-mail. Notification of acceptance decisions will be sent by e-mail
by March 25th, 2005.
Contact us at CBI @ miis.edu with questions or comments.
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