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ARGENTINA TESOL ANNUAL CONVENTION

“Amplifying Imagination in ELT”

Convention Program 2024

Friday 9

8.30 - 9.30

Registration: Time to get your ArTESOL CONVENTION badge

9.00 - 9.30

Opening Ceremony

UNQ Authorities

Ph. D. María Alejandra Zinni

Vicerrectora

 

M. A. Néstor Daniel González
Director del Departamento de Ciencias Sociales

B.A. Gabriela Anselmo

Coordinadora de Lenguas Extranjeras

USA Embassy Authorities

Renato Ramaciotti

Deputy Public Engagement Officer

Noris Zerdá

English Language Programs’ Coordinator

Milagros Méndez Preto

Education Policy Specialist

ArTESOL Board President

M.A. María Susana González

Convention Chair

Ph.D. Mucci

Convention Chair

Ph.D. Castiñeira

Aula Magna

9.30-10.30

Opening plenary session

Ph.D. Charlene Polio

(Michigan State University – USA)

Writing for acquisition: how AI can help and hinder

Aula Magna

10.30-11.00

Time to visit stands, have some coffee and enjoy some treats.

11.00-12.00

Plenary session 2

Ph.D. Ann Montemayor Borsinger (Universidad de Río Negro – Universidad de Cuyo)

Contributions of Systemic Functional Linguistics to amplifying imagination in ELT

Aula Magna

12.00-14.00

Time to visit stands and have lunch.

14.00-15.00

Concurrent sessions

1. Vergara-Mery, Carolina

Giving directions: maybe it’s not you but me

Demonstration

Room

69

2. Donoso, Eladio

University students’ perception of explicit instruction in EFL classrooms

Research paper

Room

61

3. Díaz, Gonzalo

Discovering your teaching philosophy: a reflective journey for educators

Workshop

Room

62

4. Palavecino, Stella

An enhanced intonation toolkit empowered by A.I.

Demonstration

Room

63

5. Godoy, María Nélida

Flourishing your AI skills

Demonstration

Room

64

6. Estalles, Romina

Cyberpals: a technology mediated exchange project in primary school

Demonstration

Room

65

15.00-16.00

Concurrent sessions

7. González, M. Susana

     Albini, M. Claudia

Lexico- grammatical units that facilitate the identification of different positions

Research paper

Room

66

8. Marazita, Romina

Removing barriers with Universal Design for Learning

Demonstration

Room

67

9. Quijada, Oderay

     Zapateiro, Zuleika

Maximizing the potential of an interactive reading model

Demonstration

Room

68

10. Durán, Karina

      Cristelli, Cynthia

Heterogeneous primary classrooms: diversity is the mother of creation

Workshop

Room

69

11. Etchegaray, María Luz

The power of art in ELT

Workshop

Room

61

12. Parker, Kevin

Revolutionizing the English classroom with comprehensible input

Workshop

Room

62

16.00-16.30

Time to visit stands, have some coffee and enjoy some treats.

16.30-17.30

Concurrent sessions

13. Lucente, Mariela

Translanguaging and Task Based Teaching: inclusive practices in ELT

Research paper

Room

63

14. Gandolfo, Mónica

Changes in assessment practices: facing challenges and taking initiatives

Workshop

Room

64

15. Herfert, Anabella Beatriz

Customizing learner´s pathways: differentiated instruction for young learners

Workshop

Room

66


16. Anrriquez, Joaquin

      Trujillo, Andrea

Digital resources for a more dynamic classroom

Demonstration

Room

67

17. Milla, Melisa        

       Pampillo, Soledad

Enhancing L2 grammar instruction in EFL/ESP through input processing

Demonstration

Room

68

17.30-18.30

Concurrent sessions

18. González, M. Susana

       Sánchez Abuin, Jorge

       Waigandt Diana

       Castiñeira, Beatriz

       Mucci, María Rosa

ESP/EAP in higher education: achievements and weaknesses

Research paper

Room

69

19. Carabajal, Katherine        

       Corimayo, Claudia        

       Martin, Graciela

American Spaces in Argentina: how they can help you

Demonstration

Room

61

20. Parker, Kevin

Integrating environmental awareness into the English language classroom

Workshop

Room

62

21. Monté, Nylia

Songs for memorable learning: bring the music joy to class

Workshop

Room

63

22. Marazita, Romina

Learning landscapes: a powerful tool to boost personalized learning

Turbo Talk

Room

64

Commercial Presentation

LTI Language Testing International

Room

65

Saturday 10

8.30-9.30

Registration

9.30-10.30

Plenary session 3

B.Ed. Susan Hylliard

Resourcing your difficult classroom with imagination

Auditorium

10.30-11.00

Time to visit stands, have some coffee and enjoy some treats.

11.00-12.00

Plenary session 4

B.A. Silvia Breiburd

Keeping learning real with GenAI: facts, myths and challenges

Auditorium

12.00-14.00

Time to visit stands and have lunch.

14.00-15.00

Concurrent sessions

23. Díaz, Gonzalo

Innovating ELT: engaging frameworks for learners

Workshop

Room

69

24. Danowsky, Marcela Cecilia

Slow look, fresh hook: renewing education

Demonstration

Room

61

25. Pintos, Verónica

Online teaching: facilitating flipped EFL reading comprehension at university

Research paper

Room

62

26. Vergara-Mery, Carolina

The threat of irrelevant variables in language assessment

Demonstration

Room

63

27. Etchegaray, María Luz

Four must- dos for successful PBL in primary education

Workshop

Room

64

28. Parker, Kevin

Embracing diversity to create a student-centered classroom

Workshop

Room

65

Commercial Presentation

Palavecino, Stella

A pronunciation course for EFL teachers 

Room

66

15.00- 16.00

Concurrent sessions

29. Martin, Graciela

Empowering EFL students: speaking and writing about social justice

Workshop

Room

67

30. Gómez, María Laura

       Muller, María Magdalena

       Rodriguez, Jorgelina Elena

Moving towards provocative topics and tasks in ELT

Research paper

Room

68

31. Castiñeira, Beatriz

       Mucci, María Rosa

Textual intervention and chat GPT: a welcome partnership?

Demonstration

Room

69

32. Roger, Erika

       Patanchón, Paula

Enhancing language skills: effective speaking activities

Demonstration

Room

61

33. Areán, Roxana

The coaching factor in teaching

Workshop

Room

62

34. Ordóñez Zúñiga, Hector Ramiro        

Boosting learning and enhancing teaching effectiveness with AI

Demonstration

Room

63

35. Danesi, Paola

Cultivating critical thinking to boost learning

Demonstration

Room

64

16.00-16.30

Time to visit stands, have some coffee and enjoy some treats

16.30-17.30

Concurrent sessions

36. Muguiro, Natalia

       Marusich, Martín

       Bessolo, Gabriela

Learner Corpus Research: evaluative language in writing assignments

Research paper

Room

69

37. Villán, Marcela

Sustaining our future: the power of Quality Education

Demonstration

Room

61

38. Mariani, María

Artificial Intelligence may mean “Back to the future”

Demonstration

Room

62

39. Andersen, Denisse

B.B.: beyond boredom

Demonstration

Room

63

40. Quinteros, Cynthia Edith

       Insirillo, Patricia

       Rolli, Élida

The ins and outs of publishing academic papers

Workshop

Room

64

41. Dell’Osa, Eugenia

All I really need to know I learned in kindergarten

Highlighted session

Auditorium

17.30-18.30

Closing ceremony

                                             AWARDS

Silvia Breiburd

ARTESOL 1st Vice-president

María Rosa Mucci

Convention Chair

Beatriz Castiñeira

Convention Chair                                                       

Auditorium