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Extended Summaries

Publication Date: 
October 1, 2017

EXTENDED SUMMARIES
Korea TESOL ㅡ PAC 2017
International Conference

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Contents

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PRESENTATIONS

The Second Language Identity of EFL Students in Foreign Contexts
—    Adam Agostinelli

Word Difficulty Properties Arise from Lexical Data and Votes     
—  Atsushi Asai & Mayuko Matsuoka

Facebook for Language Learning: Networking Classes Through SNS Writing
—  Daniel Bailey

A Michelin Guide to Giving Feedback on Speaking
—  Bryan Betz

Professional Development in the Developing World
—  Peter A. Edwards

Ten Ways to Produce Amazing Classroom Board Work
—  Andrew Griffiths

Integrating Tablets in EFL: Improving Students’ Learning in Underserved Areas
—  Boutkhil Guemide

Syntactic Complexity in College-Level EFL Writing
—  Hyun-ju Kim & Andrew Lasher

“I Love Stress-Free English Speaking!” Effects of Dialogic Jigsaw Puzzle Activities
—  Eunmee Lee

The Power in the Chunk or the Company Words Keep
—  Amanda Maitland El Amri

Ghost in the Shell: Discussing the Future of Language Teaching
—  Alaric Naudé

Audio-Assisted Versus Text-Only Extensive Reading Materials: Potentials and Student Preferences
—  Maria Teodora Ping & Syamdianita

How Digital Feedback Makes a Difference in Writing Class
—  Bilal Ahmad Qureshi

Let’s Speak Digitally: A Pathway into the Future
—  Bilal Ahmad Qureshi

How to Correct Mistakes Correctly
—  Victor Reeser

Challenges and Practices of Using Toondoo in English Young Learners Classroom
—  Santiana & Asri Siti Fatimah

Students’ Perceptions on Criteria for Bilingual Children’s Storybooks
—  Ni Kadek Heny Sayukti

Role of Autonomy on Students’ Creativity in Writing Short Stories
—  Fera Sulastri & Nita Sari Narulita Dewi

Teaching Debate: A Task-Based Approach
—  Colin Walker

Empathy, Creativity, and Critical Thinking: Skills for Generation Climate Change
—  Julian Warmington

POSTER PRESENTATION

Can Amount of Learning Time Influence Learners’ Autonomous Learning?
     —  Mayuko Matsuoka & Atsushi Asai

PANEL DISCUSSION

The Rigors of Research: Success in Graduate School and Beyond
     —  Phillip Schrank (Moderator)