Call for Presentations
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24th Annual Korea TESOL International Conference
Shaping the Future with 21st Century Skills
To be held October 15-16, 2016
Sookmyung Women’s University, Seoul, South Korea
National and international ELT professionals networking and
implementing informed change in ELT
The International Conference Committee of Korea TESOL invites proposals for
practical workshops (45 or 80 minutes), academic research papers (20 minutes),
colloquia (80 or 105 minutes) and panels (80 or 105 minutes)
related to the teaching of English, especially in the Korean setting.
This year, we are particularly interested in presentations on:
- Creative ways to connect with students and to connect students to each other
- Helping students become 21st Century Learners
- Alternatives to traditional assessment
- “101” sessions aimed at basic classroom skills for new teachers:
- “Conversation” classes
- Classroom management
- Web resources for teachers
- Basic concepts behind CLT / SLA
- Innovative ideas, and research in the general field of ELT
- Developing learners’ English skills
- Fresh teaching strategies and techniques
- Other areas of interest to ELT
Workshops involving active attendee participation are of primary interest.
Proposals will be accepted
February 1 through May 31, 2016.
We accept proposals from KOTESOL members and non-members alike; however, all presenters must be members of KOTESOL at the time of the Conference.
You may submit several proposals; however, no more than two proposals will be accepted from any one person. All proposals will vetted in a blind process.
