Tagungsablauf (sektionsübergreifend) – Overall Time Schedule

Section 4: Learners 2.0 - Methods 3.0 - Challenges 4.0 (English Section)

Section Leaders

Section 4A: Learners 2.0 - Methods 3.0: Professor Jozsef Szakos (Hong Kong, China)
Section 4B: Challenges 4.0: Professor Jan Engberg (Aarhus, Denmark)* / Professor Ronald Kresta (Giessen, Germany)

This is the English section of the conference. It comprises language methodology, applied linguistics and languages for special / specific purposes. 

Talks:

Maimoona Abdulaziz & Dr. Asim Mahmood (Faisalabad, Pakistan):
Lack of Writer's Personal Stance and Synthesis in Argumentative Essays - A Case of Pakistani University Students (Abstract)

Professor Joara Martin Bergsleithner (University of Brasília):
The L2 learning process in Instructed Second Language Acquisition (ISLA) (Abstract)

Dr. Christine Biebricher (Auckland, New Zealand):

Challenges of Foreign Language Teaching in New Zealand:

Case Studies of Primary School Teachers Offering Mandarin Chinese 

(Abstract)

Marlena Iwona Bielak, PhD (Piła, Poland):

The Challenges of the Present World, Hybrid Transcommunicators and English Language Teaching and Learning in the Context of the Hybrid Communicative Order: the Case of Poland (Abstract)

Professor Johannes Brinkmann (Oslo, Norway) /
Professor Beate Lindemann (Tromsø, Norway):

Business Ethics in an English-as-a-Lingua-Franca (ELF) and

an English-as-a-Foreign-Language (EFL) Perspective.

Impressions from a Socratic Dialogue and Findings from a Pilot Study (Abstract)

Dr. Rudi Camerer (Frankfurt (Main), Germany):

Identity-Language-Culture: A Paradigm of Teaching ELF (English as a Lingua Franca) (Abstract)

Professor Ana Capanegra (Cleveland (Ohio), USA):

An Exploration of the Perceptions of Novice College Spanish Students of Blended Courses to Enhance Instruction (Abstract)

Laura Amigot Castillo, Ana Elena Martinez Vargas,Tareixa Garcia de Polavieja Aguilera, Catalina Lazarescu, Miguel Angel Lopez Lago & Almudena Vazquez Solana (Madrid, Spain):

Improving Student Engagement in Online Courses through the Task-Based Approach (Abstract)

Norman Darío Gómez-Hernández & Alexandra Martín-Gómez (Mainz, Germany): Teaching Elementary Spanish to Adults using the Scaffolded-Language-Emergence Approach: Emergentism within a Naturalistic Language Experience (Abstract)

Professor Laura Huston (Sanda, Japan):
Japanese University Students’ Attitudes Toward Overseas Study (Abstract)

Professor Don Kiraly (Mainz, Germany):
Scaffolded Language Emergence: Refocussing Adult Language Learning on the Learner (Abstract)

Dr. Bernd Klewitz (Jena, Germany):
Language follows content – Scaffolding as an Innovative teaching strategy in the interplay between theory and practice (Abstract)

Bochra Kouraichi (Kebili, Tunisia):

Foreign Language Learners’ Motivation: A Comparative Study Using the ARCS Model among Tunisian Middle-School Students (Abstract)

Rodrigo Rodrigues (Curitiba, Brazil): 
Brain Connected: A Holistic Approach to Foreign Language Teaching (Abstract)

Professor Ronald Kresta (Giessen, Germany):

Evaluating English Language Presentations (Abstract)

Professor Nadezhda Marushkina (Nizhny Novgorod, Russia):

21st Century Coursebooks: Benefits and Restrictions (Abstract)

Dr. Katrin Menzel (Saarbrücken, Germany):

What's in a Word? Morphological Awareness and Translation Studies (Abstract)

Professor Alesia Prakharenka & Tatyana Vaitsekhovich (Minsk, Belarus):

Mobile Technologies with a Quick Response Potential in Language Teaching (Abstract)

Professor Ali Roohani Ph.D. (Shahrekord, Iran):

Impact of Input and Collaborative Output Tasks on Grammatical Accuracy: A Case of EFL learners (Abstract)

Dr. Anna Rosen (Freiburg, Germany):

Investigating Teacher Language in the EFL Classroom: Focus on Discourse Markers in Spontaneous Speech (Abstract)

Professor Christine Sick (Saarbrücken, Germany):

Developing a Mobile VocabApp (not just) for Students of Engineering (Abstract)

Professor Jozsef Szakos (Hong Kong, China / Taipei,Taiwan (R.O.C.) / Ulrike Glavitsch (Dübendorf, Switzerland) / Josef Eggler (Baden, Switzerland):
Take a Break to Start With: Independent Language Learners Using Audio-Visual Chunks in the Readylingua Method (Abstract)

Geoff Tranter (Dortmund, Germany):
Dealing with Diversity in ESP Courses (Abstract)

Professor Anamaria Welp (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil):

Contemporary Issues in Cinema and Literature: A Methodological Sequence Based on Language Use as a Mode of Social Action (Abstract)

* To our regret, Professor Engberg cannot attend the conference due to family reasons.