Programme
An interactive programme for ELE2021 is posted below. In order to participate in a session or keynote, either as presenter, chair, or audience, click on the link in the relevant programme slot. You will be asked to submit a password, which was sent to you on email on Tuesday 8th June.
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A downloadable/printable version of the ELE2021 programme is available here.
Wednesday 9th June
Time |
Activity |
0945-1000 |
WELCOME Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Rita Hvistendahl, Dean of the Faculty of Educational Sciences; ELE2021 chair Ulrikke Rindal, and Eva Thue Vold
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1000-1100 |
KEYNOTE Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Re-imagining grammar
Debra Myhill, University of Exeter, UK
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1100-1130 |
Break |
11:30-13:00 |
Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Session 1A
Chair: Michael Tengberg
Which relationship between vocabulary and language proficiency in the writing component of a FL proficiency test? A case study
Gallina, Machetti & Masillo
Historical Grammar and the Teaching of Language Proficiency: The Example of Russian and German
Mikhaylov & Brundin
Combining ecological validity with experimental control: A vocabulary intervention study in six secondary school EFL classrooms in Sweden
Gyllstad,
Sundqvist,
Källkvist &
Sandlund
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Aud 2 «Click here to participate»
Session 1B
Chair: Eva Thue Vold
Attitudes towards language-internal variation among Norwegian as an additional language teachers
De Korne & Golden
Addressing teacher and learner needs in multilingual ELF contexts through continuing professional development of teachers
Tsagari, Flognfeldt, Chvala, Reed & Tishakov
CANCELLEDTeachers’ beliefs about reading instruction in multilingual primary school classrooms
Egeland
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Aud 3 «Click here to participate»
Session 1C (Nordic)
Chair: Ylva Lindberg
Språköverskridande undervisningssamarbete på olika stadier i en tvåspråkig kontext
Bendtsen, Bjørklund, Hansell, Pörn & Still
Att bedöma elevers språkförmåga – En studie av bedömares beslutsprocesser i relation till GERS
Ramberg
Språk som valfria ämnen i svensk grundskola
Tholin
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13:00-14:00 |
Break |
1400-1600 |
Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Session 2A
Colloquium
CLIL instruction in Norway and Sweden: Challenges and benefits
Convenor: Lisbeth M Brevik
Chair/Discussant: Gerard Doetjes
Contributions:
Sylvén
Olsson
Brevik
Bakken
Hartvigsen
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Aud 2 «Click here to participate»
Session 2B
Colloquium
A systematic approach to working with motivation in language classes - supporting students who fear speaking out loud in class
Convenor: May Olaug Horverak
Contributions:
Langeland & Løvik
Askland
Scheffler & Wach
Horverak
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Aud 3 «Click here to participate»
Session 2C
Chair: Haley De Korne
Modern language continuation in Northern Ireland: young people’s decision-making and perceptions of learning, teaching and assessment
Henderson & Carruthers
Content and Language Integrated Learning for Languages Other Than English: a proposed pilot in the Northern Ireland policy context
O’Neill
Critical Perspectives on Multilingual Education: Luxembourgish Primary School Students’ Lived Experience with German Language Education Policies
Muller
Language policy, language rights, and education for immigrants in Denmark
Faingold
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1600-1630 |
Break |
1630-1730 |
KEYNOTE Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
The scientific side of reading between and among languages and cultures
Cindy Brantmeier, Washington University in St. Louis, USA
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Thursday 10th June
Time |
Activity |
1030-1230 |
Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Session 3A
Colloquium
Virtual sites as spaces for learning language and literature
Convenor/Chair: Ylva Lindberg
Discussants: Sune Auken, Jack Anderson, Regine Hampel
Contributions:
Lindberg
Vigmo
Bagga-Gupta
Hampel
Bagga-Gupta & Dahlberg
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Aud 2 «Click here to participate»
Session 3B
Chair: Ulrikke Rindal
How do teachers construct adolescent English language learning in the 21st century?
Chvala
How can reading and working with foreign language literature play a role in promoting 21st century skills?
Hoff
Potentials for intercultural education in students' interactions in German classes in the lower secondary school in Denmark
Pettersson
CANCELLEDThe Role of Literature and Culture in Language Education - Literature as a sustainable approach to teach intercultural competence
Ivenäs
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Aud 3 «Click here to participate»
Session 3C
Kaja G. Skarpaas
Foreign language pronunciation instruction in a communicative language teaching context: amounts, practices and beliefs
Brkan & Vold
Development of linguistic complexity in the writing of Spanish as L3 in a Norwegian school context
Drange
Same or different? Comparing language proficiency in French, German and Spanish in Swedish lower secondary school
Ågren, Bardel
& Sayehli
Students’ Experiences of Speaking in a Foreign Language with Native Speakers in 360° Videos
Ericsson &
Sofkova Hashemi
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1230-1330 |
Break |
1330-1500 |
Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Session 4A (Nordic)
Chair: May Olaug Horverak
På rett vei eller på bærtur? Hva krever LK20 av den profesjonelle spansk- og fremmedspråklæreren?
Carrai & Llovet
Forskjeller i oppbyggingen av ordforrådet i to begynnerlæreverk for tysk som fremmedspråk
Bauer & Doetjes
Teaching speaking - Att undervisa muntlig språkfärdighet i spanska
Nyström
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Aud 2 «Click here to participate»
Session 4B
Chair: Ingrid R. Beiler
Is comprehensibility enough…? – On assessing young learners’ EFL proficiency
Erickson & Tholin
Student (dis)engagement in English as second language tutoring sessions
Jacknick
L2 English in vocational study programmes: Comparing teacher and student views
Skarpaas
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Aud 3 «Click here to participate»
Session 4C
Chair: Sylvi Vigmo
A data-led reflective model for evaluating presentation skills in English: The affordances of a mobile video-tagging tool
Sert, Aşık, Gönen & Miller
Patterns of instruction in Nordic lower secondary language arts – and three related targets of instructional development
Tengberg
CANCELLEDThe role of historical texts in the English language classroom in Norway
Skjærstad
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1500-1530 |
Break |
1530-1630 |
KEYNOTE Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
“I identify as a fan, like, since the beginning of time”: Incorporating Fanfiction into English teacher education in Sweden
Shannon Sauro, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA
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1630-1700 |
Break |
1700-1800 |
KEYNOTE Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Technology and media in language education: Aiming beyond communicative competence
Richard Kern, University of California in Berkeley, USA
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1900-2030 |
Cultural event: Munch Exhibition «Click here to participate» |
Friday 11th June
Time |
Activity |
0900-1100 |
Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Session 5A
Colloquium
English-language education at tertiary level: Below low- and high-tech
Convenor: Anila R. Scott-Monkhouse
Chair: Claudia Zbenovich
Contributions:
Stepanek
Yelenevskaya, Tal & Zbenovich
Scott-Monkhouse
Makovskaya
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Aud 2 «Click here to participate»
Session 5B
Chair: Pia Sundqvist
Marked and unmarked translanguaging in accelerated, mainstream, and sheltered English classrooms
Beiler
Negotiating minority language resource in Norwegian writing instruction for migrant students
Dewilde
Advanced literacy in the academic written production of multilingual users of Swedish and Spanish. Cross-linguistic influence.
Österberg, Donoso & Sologuren
Teaching and learning a foreign language in a multilingual school context – a plurilingual approach to foreign language instruction in the Danish public school
Gregersen
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Aud 3 «Click here to participate»
Session 5C
Chair: Eva Thue Vold
Examining adult learners’ use of WhatsApp for language learning purposes
Vogiatzis, Charitonos, Giaxoglou & Lewis
A Playful Approach to Foreign Language Learning and Teaching: Gamification in the French Classroom
Cruaud
Tailored learning materials versus the World Wide Web: a multimodal analysis of text sources for the subject of English in upper secondary school
Ørevik
Adult beginner students’ perceptions of teacher written feedback on writing in Swedish as a second language
Jakobson
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1100-1130 |
Break |
1130-1230 |
KEYNOTE Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Communicative competences and language learning in an ecological perspective: The triple contexts of participation and language learning from childhood to adulthood
Jeppe Bundsgaard, Aarhus University, Denmark
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1230-1330 |
Break |
1330-1430 |
Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
Session 6A
Chair: Joke Dewilde
Teaching definiteness and indirect anaphora to Polish students of Swedish: three perspectives
Kołaczek
Digital and inclusive challenges for Norwegian and German Learning and Education (DINGLE): A Pilot Study
Chilla, Doetjes, Vogt, Filk, Gillespie, Odenwald, Tsagari & Yearwood
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Aud 2 «Click here to participate»
Session 6B
Chair: Lisbeth M Brevik
Methods for improving EMI lecturers' language use
Siegel
Am I an effective EAP teacher? Students’ perceptions and teachers’ reflections
Arfa-Kaboodvand &
Akbarova
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1430 |
GOODBYE Aud 1 «Click here to participate»
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