Block Schedule
Saturday, October 1
Time | S43 | S44 | S45 | S46 | S47 | S48 | S49 |
10:00 - 12:00 | Welcome / Nanzan English Education Center Faculty Development Panel on Extensive Reading T. Bieri, J. Chapman, C. Davanzo, H. Doiron, A.M. Flores, J. Howrey, J. Wood | ||||||
12:00 - 1:00 | LUNCH BREAK | ||||||
1:20 - 1:50 | Extensive Reading for Learners of JapaneseM. Gotoh | Working Together on Graded Reader Poster PresentationsJ. Wood | 1:00 - 3:00 Using Mixed Methods Approaches to Explore Learners' Extensive Reading ExperiencesR. Croker (Limited to 16) | ER Program Management in Changing Times - Meeting and Anticipating Teacher Needs and WantsR. Murphy | Setting up an ER Program? Here's What You Don't DoM. Van Amelsvoort | ||
2:10 - 2:40 | Using ER as a Gateway to CLILL. Ito | Paper Book or E-Book? - First Trial of XReadingA. Takase | How to encourage creative readers – Macmillan Readers Pop Contest 2016M. Sato (MLH) | Building Fluency: A Preliminary Study on the Relationship between ER and Timed-ReadingC. Cheetham, M. Tagashira, M. Elliott | |||
2:40 - 3:20 | Posters: K. Ackermann, T. Knight, | Posters: J. Tennant | |||||
3:25 - 3:55 | Integrated Learning in Extensive Reading ClassesH. Doiron (Nellie’s) | The Anatomy of an Extensive Reading CurriculumC. Koby | Extensive Reading, False-Beginners, and Vocabulary Development: Investigating the Impact of Data-Driven LearningG. Hadley | MReader WorkshopT. Robb | Applying SCRUM Principles to ER InstructionD. Forster, J. Poulshock | A Tale of Two LibrariesC. Cheetham, M. Elliott | |
4:10 - 4:40 | An “Extensive Reading Textbook”: a Foolish or Brilliant Idea?P. Goldberg | Seeing is Believing; Reading is Not---in Japan!K. Sakai (0xford University Press) | Creating Masterful English through ERD. Forster, J. Poulshock | The L2 Instructor’s Role in Developing Learners’ Reading and Other Skills: Monitored Extensive ReadingR. Bezzazi | |||
5:00 - 7:00 | RECEPTION - グランピアット山手通店 |
Sunday, October 2
Time | S43 | S44 | S45 | S46 | S47 | S48 | S49 |
10:00 - 10:30 | Why We Need Publishers On Board: Extensive Reading In Languages Other Than EnglishS. Muller | Xreading: What’s New and What’s NextP. Goldberg (XReading) | Boons and Bummers: Mixed Reactions to MReaderT. Bieri | Integrating Effort into ER AssessmentJ. Otawari-Dorgan | Using CEFR Guidelines when Considering Graded ReadersG. Gagnon | ||
10:40 - 11:15 | Posters: K. Ackermann, L. Chivers & S. Kiyokawa, J. Tennant | ||||||
11:30 - 12:30 | Plenary: Anna C-S Chang - Leading the horses to the river and causing them to want to drink: Some practical and feasible methods for ER practitioners | ||||||
12:30 - 1:30 | LUNCH BREAK | ||||||
1:40 - 2:10 | CANCELLEDComplete Beginner Graded Readers...M. White, S. Muller | Integrating Extensive Listening, Extensive Reading, and Reading Circles: Developing Reading Pleasure and ConfidenceA. Husson Isozaki | Increasing Reading Rates with Timed Readings: Making the Case from a Quasi-Experimental StudyB. Keith | A History of Our Extensive Reading System: Revisions and AdditionsS. Shibata, E. Rachi | How to get Assessment out of ER without Putting it InM. Brierley | Using Readerware to Set Up a Graded Reader Lending LibraryK. Schmidt | |
2:25 - 3:25 | Plenary: Kiyomi Okamoto - アウトリーチで広がる多読の輪 Extensive reading opportunities through educational outreach | ||||||
3:40 - 4:10 | Audio Journals: Extensive Listening with Voice of AmericaB. Keith | How Adult EFL learners Should be Guided to Lifelong Learning with ERH. Nishizawa, T. Yoshioka | Building Students' Reading Habits in a Freshman Quarter CourseK. Kobayashi, C. DiCello, H. Care | Balancing ER and IR Through a Graded Reader Class LibraryM. Furmanovsky |