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TimeLengthJuly 17July 18July 19July 20
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08h30-09h3060'SIG MORNINGS
09h-13h
PLENARY SESSION 3 Raquel de Oliveira
Public Policies and English Teaching: When Intention Meets Impact
PLENARY SESSION 6
Eric Zuarino
Empowering Careers: Cultivating Soft Skills in English Learners
PLENARY SESSION 9 Vicky Saumell
Developing strategies to address AI issues
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09h40 - 10h4060'EDTECH SIG MORNING
AI & ELT: A Few Lessons (To Be) Learnt
Bruno Horta
Bridging the Gap: Aligning Technology with Learning Critically through TPACK and SAMR
Victor Hugo Medina
Workshop 422
Building 1 Room 8
JULIO VIEITAS
Teaching in the age of Artificial intelligence
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 307
Building 1 Room 8
MARIA VALÉSIA & MARCIA ZAMBON FARIAS
What do you know about the BRAZ-TESOL Public School SIG? Working with BNCC
Area: Public Schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 233
Buildiing 1 Room 6
ISADORA COSTA
Once Upon a Time - Storytelling as an ESL Tool for Teaching Teens and Adults
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
4
09h40 - 10h4060'Intercultural Language Education
Making Intercultural Language Education Relevant to Brazilian Language Teachers
Carolina Cunha
Language and Culture: a dynamic process?
Jane Coury
Language as Repertoire: Building Intercultural Sensitivity
Susan Clemesha
Workshop 383
Building 1 Room 11
ADRIANO NOGUEIRA ALTINO
Hands-on critical thinking activities for lower-level proficiency learners.
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
YLT SHOW CASE Workshop 298
Building 1 Room 6
MIRIAM OLIVEIRA
Joyful strategies to teach young leaners
Area: Young Learners (pre-primary)
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 1002
Building 1 Room 7
GRAHAM STANLEY
ELT, Inclusion and Technology
Area: EdTech, Inclusion
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
5
09h40 - 10h4060'MIND AND BRAIN EDU
Small Bites, Big Gains
Nidhi Sachdeva
The EdTech Revolution has Failed | The Case Against Computers, Smartphones, and AI in the Classroom
Jared Cooney Horvath, PhD.
Smart Program for Smart Teachers!
Soo Kim
ESP SHOWCASE Workshop 236
Building 1 Room 3
HULGO DE FREITAS PEREIRA
Crafting Excellence: Writing for the Cambridge C2 Proficiency
Area: Writing
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 277
Building 1 Room 11
RENATA CHIMIM
From Chaos to Harmony: A Calm and Engaging Learning Atmosphere for Children
Area: Young Learners (pre-primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 332
Building 2 Room 4
CLEBERTON SANTOS
Including Inclusion -What can we do?
Area: Diversity, Fairness & Equity
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
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09h40 - 10h4060'PRONUN SIG MORNING
Thinking outside the pronunciation box
Carol Gonçalves
Thinking outside the pronunciation box
Bianca Pinto
Addressing Pronunciation Effectively
Elcio Souza
Gender variation and pronunciation: making informed choices
Taylor Veigga
Beyond Sounds & Syllables: The Missing Piece of Pronunciation
Ricardo Cezar
Workshop 300
Building 1 Room 12
LUIZA MOTA
Unlocking Participation: How to maximize student voice with class discussions.
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 425
Building 1 Room 12
JULIO VIEITAS
Dealing and preventing burn-out, depression and impostor syndrome In ELT!
Area: Leadership & management
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 423
Building 2 Room 7
JULIO VIEITAS
What does it mean to manage a school in the post-Covid era?
Area: Leadership & management
Audience: Managers, administrators, or director of studies
7
09h40 - 10h4060'PUBLIC SCHOOL SIG MORNING
CLIL in the Public Elementary School: an experience report
Paulo Torres
Instructional Improvisation Principles in Project-Based Learning
Astrid Lange
Foreign Language Public Policy
Juliana Faltz Taborelli.
Social Emotional Learning and the Language Learning Classroom
Elizabeth Ann Ging
Workshop 373
Building 1 Room 13
JHONY BALISA
Output-oriented activities: possible benefits and pathways
Area: Methodology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 342
Building 1 Room 13
AGNES VAZ BORGES CASTRO NEVES DE MAGALHÃES
Diversifying Homework: 10 ideas for Maximized Exposure and Practice
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 401
Building 1 Room 13
HELENA MENDES GALVÃO & ERIKA OYA
Routines to foster deeper learning
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
8
09h40 - 10h4060'TEACHER DEVELOPMENT SIG MORNING
Soft Skills in Teacher Development
Sergio Monteiro
Eduardo de Freitas
Cristina Bordinhão
Hard Skills in Teacher Education
Graham Stanley
Emilio Bobadilla Abularach
Workshop 436
Building 2 Room 4
CRISTINA BORDINHAO
The answer is Online: The Ultimate Teacher Guide to Social Media
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
PUBLIC SCHOOL SHOWCASE Workshop 249
Building 1 Room 5
PAULO TORRES
BNCC and the Teaching of Grammar
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 395
Building 1 Room 2
RENATA RODRIGUES DE ANDRADE GAZOLA
"You'll make it, I swear!" Avoiding the pitfalls of independent teaching.
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
9
09h40 - 10h4060'YOUNG LEARNER AND TEENS
Empowering Autonomy in Young Learners and Teens
Isadora Pereira Costa
Empowering Autonomy in Young Learners and TeensTeens
Vanessa Benedetti
Empowering Autonomy in Young Learners and Teens
Edilene Marques
Empowering Autonomy in Young Learners and Teens
Sharllene Rodrigues
PRONUNCIATION SHOWCASE Workshop 292
Building 1 Room 5
CARLOS GONTOW
Help Your Students Improve Their Pronunciation with Songs: Practical Activities
Area: Pronunciation
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 312
Building 1 Room 3
MARCIO ROVEROTO DE OLIVEIRA
Deciphering Contracts: Cultivating Transparent Relationships with Your Students
Area: Leadership & management
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
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09h40 - 10h4060'MAW SIG MORNINGWorkshop 231
Building 2 Room 2
JANE GODWIN COURY
Practising mindfulness: activities and strategies for online classes
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 322
Building 2 Room 2
CLAUDIA VALERIA PINHO LOPES
Unveiling New Frontiers in Portfolios, Visible Learning, and Creativity.
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 229
Building 2 Room 2
ELCIO SOUZA
Enhancing your teacher discourse
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
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09h40 - 10h4060'ASSESSMENT SIG MORNING
Testing reading skills with constructed-response items: practical tips
Gladys Quevedo-Camargo
Liberato Silva dos Santos
Developing assessment rubrics and checklists for the language classroom
Isadora Teixeira Moraes
Liberato Silva dos Santos
Ana Lígia Barbosa de C Silva
TD SHOWCASE Workshop 411
Building 1 Room 7
EDUARDO DE FREITAS
Branding is Everything, Instateacher!
Area: Leadership & management
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 228
Building 2 Room 4
ELCIO SOUZA
Teaching by Asking
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 324
Building 1 Room 5
HELLEN HIROKO & PATRICIA IBIAPINA
Dead Poets' Pedagogy: Strategies for Novice Educators
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training
12
09h40 - 10h4060'Business English SIG (BESIG) and ESP SIG

The challenges of being an ESP teacher in the XXI century
Elza Maria Mello Ribeiro
Challenges in teaching English for the World of Work
Evan Frendo
ASSESSMENT SHOWCASE Workshop 221
Building 1 Room 6
CÉSAR BIZETTO
Assessment Literacy - Fostering inclusion and equity in the classroom
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 384
Building 2 Room 5
JOSE ALBERTO COSTA
Mediation in language learning and assessment
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 288
Building 2 Room 5
HENRIQUE ZAMBONI
Helping Students Thrive With Songs
Area: Practical activities
Audience: -Experienced teachers, Novice teachers or teachers in training
13
09h40 - 10h4060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 299
Building 2 Room 5
MIRIAM OLIVEIRA
How to make storytime interacitive?
Area: Young Learners (pre-primary)
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
BILINGUAL EDU SHOWCASE Workshop 351
Building 1 Room 2
FERNANDA NEGREIROS
Unlocking Learnability: Strategies for Fostering Effective Learning Environments
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
14
09h40 - 10h4060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 394
Building 2 Room 3
ANNA CAROLLINA ESSELIN
From pages to play: crafting engaging English lessons for kids
Area: Young Learners (pre-primary)
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 318
Building 2 Room 3
RENATA BORGES
All about me! Personalization strategies in the English lessons
Area: Methodology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
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16
09h40-10h1030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 346
Building 2 Room 12
THAIS MALAGOLI BRAGA
What am I doing here? The rituals and experiences in a pre-primary classroom.
Area: Young Learners (pre-primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-University teachers or researchers
ILE SHOWCASE Talk 345
Building 1 Room 3
DENISE BARROSO
Going beyond borders using comic strips: connecting global citizens
Area: Young Learners (primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
17
09h40-10h1030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 433
Building 2 Room 6
GRAÇA JULIANA MELLO MONARIS COSTA
Teacher Training for Children's Bilingual Education in the Light of the Law
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 402
Building 2 Room 6
HELENA MENDES GALVÃO & ERIKA OYA
CLIL lesson sequences: what do they have in common?
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 336
Building 2 Room 6
MURYLLO ESDRAS
AI in ELT: Beyond Chat GPT - Unlocking its Potential from Planning to Delivery.
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
18
09h40-10h1030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
EDTECH SHOWCASE Talk 330
LAB
ELIVELTON DOMINGOS DA SILVA
Navigating GenAI: Ethical Challenges and Transformative Opportunities in ELT
Area: Educational Technology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 404
Building 2 Room 12
SCOTT ROBERTSON
Harmonizing Academia: Music's Role in the Writing Process
Area: Academic English & University Internationalization
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 294
Building 2 Room 12
MARTHA HELENA BECKER MORALES
The past in class: teaching World History in a bilingual setting
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
19
09h40-10h1030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 386
Building 2 Room 7
ROBERTA FREITAS
The Power of AI in Education
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 378
Building 2 Room 7
SERGIO LINS
Transferable Skills in Teacher Education Courses, such as CELTA and CertTESOL.
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 376
Building 2 Room 7
JOÃO RODRIGO
Navigating Uncharted Waters: From ELT Teacher to Coordinator in the K-12 context
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
20
09h40-10h1030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
MAW SHOWCASE Talk 243
Building 1 Room 2
CATARINA PONTES
Five ways to bring more relevance to materials design
Area: Materials design & publishing
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
MBE SHOWCASE Talk 443
Building 1 Room 7
FILIPE LOPES
Unlocking Neurodiversity Power: Strategies for Thriving with ADHD in Education
Area: Mind, Brain & Education
Audience; Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 435
Building 1 Room 8
JEREMIAH MILES TARBUTTON
The Road to Transforming into a “Family Friendly” School
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
21
09h40-10h1030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
BUSINESS ENGLISH SHOWCASE Talk 431
Building 1 Room 1
CARMEM FOLTRAN
Niching down: Teaching Business English
Area: Business English
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 253
Building 1 Room 11
SUSANA STRENGER
360 ESL teaching (Pronunciation)
Area: Pronunciation
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
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23
10h20 - 10h5030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 337
Building 2 Room 12
LARISSA HAAG
Content and language integrated learning in anatomy: practice is essential
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 274
Building 2 Room 12
PATRICIA KUTTNER
Are Cambridge Certificates still Essential in the AI Era?
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 375
Building 1 Room 12
LUDIMILA DIAS PINTO FERNANDES
AI in Language Education: Role in Personalized Instruction
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
24
10h20 - 10h5030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 350
Building 2 Room 6
MARCELLO PIRES
Listening to learning: tailoring lessons with students’ audio analysis
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 238
Building 2 Room 6
LETICIA MORAES
Fostering Teenagers' Social and Emotional Skills Through Group Activities
Area: Teens or secondary education
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 262
Building 2 Room 6
JOHN EVAR STRID
Translanguaging, raciolinguistics, and monolingualism
Area: Language and educational policies
Audience: University teachers or researchers
25
10h20 - 10h5030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
BUSINESS ENGLISH SHOWCASE Talk 347
Building 1 Room 1
RICARDO BRUNS
Evolving English: From Learners to Professional Communicators
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-University teachers or researchers
Talk 357 EM PORTUGUÊS
Building 2 Room 12
BRUNO ALBUQUERQUE
Focusing on the essential: How to prioritize CPD initiatives
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
26
10h20 - 10h5030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
MAW SHOWCASE Talk 405
Building 1 Room 2
Taylor Veigga & Ani Perfler
Understanding materials writing: what you need to know
Area: Materials design & publishing
Audience: Materials designers or editors
MBE SHOWCASE Talk 413
Building 1 Room 7
CATIA THONNIGS
Fear of Speaking
Area: Mind, Brain & Education
Audience; Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinatorS
27
10h20 - 10h5030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
EDTECH SHOWCASE Talk 240
LAB
ARTHUR NASCIMENTO
Enhancing Education: 6th Grade's Digital Revolution
Area: Educational Technology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 311
Building 2 Room 7
ROBERTA FREITAS
Can I use AI with my students?
Area: Educational Technology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 319
Building 1 Room 8
CAROLINA VECCHIO
Reading Crisis: Creating effective (and engaging) reading programs for adults
Area: Reading
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
28
10h20 - 10h5030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 333
Building 1 Room 7
DERICK CORIOLANO
Unlock Potential: Implementing a Socioemotional Learning Program for Teachers
Area: Pragmatics
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
ILE SHOWCASE Talk 441
Building 1 Room 3
PEARLIE LUBIN
Does It Matter If My Students Don't Share My Culture?
Area: Intercultural communication & culture
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 338
Building 1 Room 11
DAVID FELIPE QUEIROZ DE MOURA
Inclusion in practice: a starting journey to infinity & beyond
Area: Special needs
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
29
BREAK
30
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 326
Building 1 Room 8
ALINE AGUIRRE
From Teachers to Real Beginners: A Journey into Language Learning
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 242
Building 1 Room 8
HELLEN HIROKO
English as a Lingua Franca: what, why, and how
Area: Language and educational policies
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 387
Building 1 Room 8
SHAUN DOWLING
Teaching words students already know.
Area: Learner training
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
31
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 283
Building 1 Room 11
ERIKA SOLIVA FASANELLA & PATRICIA FOSCHI
How to promote SEL (Social Emotional Learning) practices in our classes
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 269
Building 1 Room 11
DOMINGOS ALBERTO PEGORIN DI LELLO
Making Books with Children
Area: Young Learners (primary)
Audience: Materials designers or editors
Workshop 396
Building 1 Room 11
HELENA MENDES GALVÃO & BÁRBARA DUARTE
Learning from the Little Ones: Exploring Skills-Based Learning Across Age Groups
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
32
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 343
Building 2 Room 4
SUE RUGGERI CONS
Harmonizing Educators’ Productivity: Leveraging one’s Natural Cycles
Area: Leadership & management
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
ILE SHOWCASE Workshop 385
Building 1 Room 3
ASTRID LANGE
Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose: A Journey of Discovery to Co-Create Culture
Area: Intercultural communication & culture
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 420
Building 2 Room 4
TAÍLA GIMENEZ
Once upon a STEAM Project: Fairy Tales Inspiring Young Innovators
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers
33
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 306
Building 1 Room 12
ISABELLA CAMPOS & ROBERTA FREITAS
From Play to Prompt - Artificial Intelligence in the Primary Classroom
Area: Educational Technology
Audiennce: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 252
Building 1 Room 12
SILVANA REIS E SILVA THEES

Is rapport killing your lessons?
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training

Workshop 285
Building 1 Room 12
JOACYR OLIVEIRA
Engage, Explore, Excel: Harnessing Data-Driven Learning (DDL) in ELT
Area: Educational Technology
Audiennce: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-University teachers or researchers
34
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 353
Building 1 Room 13
EMILY GAUDEDA
Grammar:1 2 3 Action!
Area: Methodology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 367
Building 1 Room 13
TATIANA CANTO DE CARVALHO
One Book, Many Hooks
Area: Young Learners (primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 222
Building 1 Room 13
CAIO ALBERNAZ SIQUEIRA
Curriculum Development for English Language Teaching in the 21st century
Area: Research / Academic work
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
35
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 442
Building 2 Room 2
FILIPE LOPES
Innovating Material Design: Post-ChatGPT AI Tools for Crafting Materialsa
Area: Materials design & publishing
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 340
Building 2 Room 2
CLEBERTON SANTOS
Step Up Your Classes! Creative Ideas for your Grammar and Vocabulary Classes
Area: Grammar
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 412
Building 2 Room 2
EDUARDO DE FREITAS
Approaching Social Issues with Authentic Materials
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers - Novice teachers or teachers in training
36
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
MAW SHOWCASE Workshop 419
Building 1 Room 2
VIVIANE KIRMELIENE
Language for Change: Teaching English with the Sustainable Development Goals
Area: Diversity, Fairness & Equity
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 276
Building 2 Room 4
RENATA CHIMIM
Empowering Educators: Navigating the Teacherpreneur Journey
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 352
Building 1 Room 2
FERNANDA NEGREIROS
Empowering Bilingual Coordinators: Maximizing Impact in Regular Schools
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
37
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 397
Building 2 Room 3
JOÃO DAMASCENO DE ALBUQUERQUE ALENCAR
Pathways to Empathetic (Tech) Classrooms
Area: Mind, Brain & Education
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 381
Building 2 Room 3
CÉSAR BIZETTO
Professional Development: Making wiser and more informed choices
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 409
Building 2 Room 3
ELIS TELÓ & MURYLLO ESDRAS
How to truly develop teachers: a guideline to form ELF teachers from zero
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
38
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
TD SHOWCASE Workshop 321
Building 1 Room 7
ANDREZA CRISTIANE
Practical activities to develop social emotional competencies in the classroom
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 400
Building 2 Room 6
MONIQUE PERENTE DE BARROS
Teachers shortages: an institutional perspective plus preventive actions
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 273
Building 2 Room 4
STHEFANIE DUARTE
From PBL To PBLL: Fostering Learning Through Projects
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
39
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 374
Building 2 Room 5
PABLO ALEJANDRO TOLEDO
Errors and what to do with them
Area: Methodology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 248
Building 2 Room 5
SARAH SHIN
Incorporating poetry and songs in reading and writing instruction
Area: Writing
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 255
Building 2 Room 5
ALINE FARINAZZO
Developing Language Skills from Kids to Advanced Learners through Masterpieces
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
40
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 388
Building 2 Room 6
DANIEL CHAVEZ
Teaching Through Communicating: Make Grammar Meaningful
Area: Grammar
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
YLT SHOWCASE Workshop 234
Building 1 Room 6
ISADORA COSTA
English Through Music and Movement
Area: Young Learners (pre-primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 372
Building 1 Room 4
PABLO ALEJANDRO TOLEDO
Know your levels!
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
41
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
EDTECH SHOWCASE Workshop 356
LAB
STEPHAN HUGHES
I spy with a little help from A.I. - promoting critical thinking in ELT
Area: Educational Technology
Audiennce: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 355
Building 2 Room 12
ALYNNE MAKIYAMA SILVA DO AMARAL
Assessing Intercultural Communication Competence in Immersion Programs
Area: Intercultural communication & culture
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 331
Building 1 Room 5
VINICIUS DIAMANTINO
Boomer! A practical strategy to find prospects for your private classes
Area: Leadership & management
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training
42
11h10 - 12h1060'Workshop 426
Building 2 Room 12
CATIA THONNIGS
Eureka! Finding solutions to create memorable classes
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 286
Building 2 Room 6
CARLOS GONTOW
Using Jazz Chants to Teach the Rhythms of Spoken English
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
43
11h10 - 12h1060'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Workshop 406
Building 2 Room 7
THASSIANA BRITIS DE BALBINO SILVA
Aligning Speaking Tasks to the CEFR
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 424
Building 1 Room 6
CARMEM FOLTRAN
Can students do it? How teachers expectations influence students performance
Learner Training
Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
44
45
11h10 - 11h4030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 266
Building 1 Room 5
DANIELA GUIMARÃES DE LORENZO DE PINHO
Assess, don't test: enhancing teacher & learner's perception of student learning
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 232
Building 1 Room 7
HUGO DART
Introducing the Importance of Diversity to Young Learners
Area: Young Learners (pre-primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
46
11h10 - 11h4030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
ESP SHOWCASE Talk 305
Building 1 Room 3
JÚLIA JORDANA ZUANAZZI
Mastering Academic Reading: A Gateway to Higher Education Achievement
Area: Reading
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-University teachers or researchers
Talk 316
Building 1 Room 9
GABRIELA FROES
The 6 things I wish someone had told me about the Celta before I took it
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 362
Building 1 Room 9
MARIA DO CARMO FERREIRA XAVIER
Area: Learning Design: a framework to plan for understanding in English Education
Area: Learner training
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
47
11h10 - 11h4030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
ASSESSMENT SHOWCASE Talk 317
Building 1 Room 6
GABRIELA FROES
The 5 steps into B2 Writing
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
BILINGUAL EDU SHOWCASE Talk 366
Building 1 Room 2
TATIANA CANTO DE CARVALHO
Early Reading and Writing Development in Bilingual Educational Contexts
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 417
Building 2 Room 7
DERICK CORIOLANO & ELIVELTON DOMINGOS DA SILVA
The Power of Self-Directed Learning: Fostering Student Autonomy in ELT
Area: Learner training
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
48
11h10 - 11h4030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 225
Building 1 Room 9
CAROLINA CUNHA
Andragogy Unveiled: Lifelong Learning and 21st Century Teaching Strategies
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
BUSINESS ENGLISH SHOWCASE Talk 284
Building 1 Room 1
EVAN FRENDO
I work in commercial ESP
Area: ESP (English for Specific Purposes)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 250
Building 1 Room 10
LORENZA AILDASANI
"Igniting the Flame: A Journey of Passion and Transformation in Teaching"
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
49
11h10 - 11h4030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
PRONUNCIATION SHOWCASE Talk 361
Building 1 Room 5
LUCI CASTOR DE ABREU SOBRINHA CASTOR
Talk Your Way to Fluency: Conversational Techniques for Language Learners
Area: Learner training
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
MBE SHOWCASE Talk 391
Building 1 Room 7
LISIANE DELORENZI
Practical Contributions of Neuroscience to the Bilingual Classroom
Area: Mind, Brain & Education
Audience; Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 432
Building 1 Room 12
MARK ANSWINE
May I have more butter and bread? Yes, you may have more BREAD AND BUTTER.
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
50
51
11h50- 12h2030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 429
Building 1 Room 10
ABRAHAM ELÍAS CARO PETRO & LUZKARIME CALLE-DIAZ
Diversity Representation in EFL Textbooks: A Visual Content Analysis
Area: Diversity, Fairness & Equity
Audience: Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-University teachers or researchers
BILINGUAL EDU SHOWCASE Talk 267
Building 1 Room 2
SANDRA REGINA FONSECA MOREIRA
From language schools to bilingual education: how straight can this line be?
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 223
Building 1 Room 7
PRISCILA MENEGATI COSTA
The importance of Social Relatedness to improve learner engagement
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training
52
11h50- 12h2030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
ASSESSMENT SHOWCASE Talk 254
Building 1 Room 6
SÉRGIO PANTOJA
Using AI (Artificial Intelligence) to Enhance Exam Preparation Lessons
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
MBE SHOWCASE Talk 280
Building 1 Room 7
VIVIAN BUSSINGUER-KHAVARI
Mind, Brain, and Education Science: Practical Applications for ESL/EFL classes
Area: Mind, Brain & Education
Audience; Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 226
Building 2 Room 7
CÉSAR BIZETTO
Data literacy: Using numbers to enhance the teaching and learning process
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
53
11h50- 12h2030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
PRONUNCIATION SHOWCASE Talk 430
Building 1 Room 5
MARK ANSWINE
The Mysterious Case of the Disappearing Syllable
Area: Pronunciation
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
PUBLIC SCHOOL SHOWCASE Talk 408
Building 1 Room 5
EMILIO BOBADILLA ABULARACH
Who teaches the teachers? Analysing identities of English Teacher Educators
Area: Research / Academic work
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 270
Building 1 Room 9
PHILIP CAMANDUCCI
7 practical tips I wish I had heard from an experienced teacher
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
54
11h50- 12h2030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
ESP SHOWCASE Talk 379
Building 1 Room 3
SERGIO LINS
The Triad in Exam Preparation Courses
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 363
Building 1 Room 9
DOUGLAS RUFFA
TMF Group - Regional English Program
Area: Business English
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 392
Building 1 Room 10
LISIANE DELORENZI
Science Experience Using the CLIL Approach
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
55
11h50- 12h2030'SIG MORNING
09h-13h
Talk 377
Building 1 Room 9
ANA CAROLINA ANDRADE DE LUCA
Building a community of Go-gettets: how to engage students outside the classroom
Area: Learner training
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
BUSINESS ENGLISH SHOWCASE Talk 415
Building 1 Room 1
ISABEL BADRA
The 5 best strategies for business English teaching in 2024
Area: Business English
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 264
Building 1 Room 12
JOSÉ CARLOS AISSA
AI, Prompt Engineering and ELT: Challenges And Opportunities
Area: Educational Technology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
56
LUNCH BREAK13h40
PLENARY SESSION 10 Taylor Veigga
(Un)becoming: Transforming Professional Development through Diversity and Wellness
57
13h40 - 14h1030'Double the Fun!
Integrating CLIL and PBL
LAB
Roberta Mesquita
Sponsored by Britannica
Soluções inteligentes na comercialização de livros
Building 1 Rooom 2

Sponsored by A Página
58
13h40 - 14h1030'National Geographic Learning and English Language Teaching
Building 1 Room 3
Bruno Albuquerque
Sponsored by National Geographic
Native-speakerism
Building 1 Room 3
André Hedlund & Rodolfo Mattiello
Sponsored by Disal
59
13h40 - 14h1030'Unlock Your Teaching Potential: Transformative Solutions for Content, Services, and Certification
Building 1 Room 5
Marcelo Dalpino
Sponsored by Macmillan Education
Story-based assessment: The British Council Primary English Test
Building 1 Room 6
Thassiana de Balbino Silva
Sponsored by the British Council
60
13h40 - 14h1030'Cambridge English Qualifications Digital: The preferred exam experience
Building 1 Room 6
Alberto Costa & Pablo Toledo
Sponsored by Cambridge University Press & Assessment
One Stop English: The world's leading resource website for English language teachers
Building 1 Room 5
Pablo Matos
Sponsored by Macmillan Education
61
Innovation and Empowerment of Language Learning with Vista Higher Learning
Building 1 Room 8
Luis Fernando Rincón Carvajal
Sponsored by Vista High Learning
A shift from traditional standards to Education 4.0
Building 1 Room 8
José Luis de Paz Centurión
Sponsored by Vista High Learning
62
U.S. Embassy/RELO Office Programs and Resources: Come and learn more!
Building 1 Room 11
Scott Chiverton
Sponsored by U.S. Embassy in Brazil/RELO Office
63
Navigating the Future: Business English and ESP Realities in the Brazilian Context
Building 1 Room 7
Kelly Pennington & Evan Frendo
Sponsored by GT English
The Business Behind Business English
Building 1 Room 7
Rafael Farias
Sponsored by GT English
64
14h20-15h2060'PLENARY SESSION 1 Rethabile Wanela
Embracing the Englishes of the World as We Give Currency to the Indigenous Languages of our Multilingual Society
PLENARY SESSION 4 John Shackleton
Change, current trends and future directions in teacher professional development.
PLENARY SESSION 7 SIG leaders Panel14h40
Closing Cerimony
65
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 410
Building 1 Room 8
EDUARDO DE FREITAS
Integrating or teaching? The teacher's attitude towards grammar
Area: Methodology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 241
Buikding 1 Room 8
BILL BOWLER
Stay Calm and Carry On Reading: Navigating Changing Times with Extensive
Area: Reading Materials design & publishing
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 281
Building 1 Room 8
VIVIAN BUSSINGUER-KHAVARI
Performance in Education: Improvisation Activities for the Language Classroom
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
66
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 335
Building 1 Room 11
VINICIUS DIAMANTINO
A semi-automatic sales funnel to find the right prospects for your lessons.
Area: Leadership & management
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies
Workshop 398
Building 1 Room 11
FABRÍCIO CRUZ
Using L1 in the monolingual classroom effectively
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
MBE SHOWCASE Workshop 399
Building 1 Room 7
ANDRÉ HEDLUND
Science of Learning Practices for the English Classroom
Area: Mind, Brain & Education
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
67
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 365
Building 2 Room 4
ISABELLA CAMPOS
Making Learning Visible to create powerful cultures of learning
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 293
Building 2 Room 4
CAROLINE MILANEZI
Project-Based Learning: Analysing Cases for Effective Planning & Assessment
Area: Methodology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
YLT SHOWCASE Workshop 258
Building 1 Room 6
LUCY CRICHTON
More Green, Less Screen - Environmental projects for Young Learners
Area: Young Learners (primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
68
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 265
Building 1 Room 2
NARA DELMONICO
Song activities for speaking practice - not just fill in the gaps
Area: Speaking
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
PRONUN SHOWCASE Workshop 230
Building 1 Room 5
ELCIO SOUZA
Promoting Pronunciation Autonomy: Stress-imposing Suffixes
Area: Pronunciation
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 237
Building 1 Room 11
INAIÊ DA SILVA LIMA
Gamification vs. Games: Strategies for learners engagement
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
69
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 1003
Building 1 Room 10
ALESSANDRA MOURA
English Language Teachers (ELT) personas in Brazil: a market research.
Alessandra Moura
Area: Academic Research
Audience: Experienced teachers and tearcher trainers
Workshop 320
Building 1 Room 12
ANA LUÍSA DOS SANTOS
Understanding English tests in business recruitment process
Area: Business English
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 364
Building 1 Room 12
TATIANA CANTO DE CARVALHO
Move to Improve: Games for Young Learners
Area: Young Learners (primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
70
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 239
Building 1 Room 3
JAILTON JOSÉ VITAL DE OLIVEIRA
Theater: A way to develop speaking in the English classes
Area: Public Schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
BUSINESS ENGLISH SHOWCASE Workshop 310
Building 1 Room 1
MARK ANSWINE
Unlock the Power of Business English: Insights into 3 Concepts for Professionals
Area: Business English
Audience: Experienced teachers-University teachers or researchers
71
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 416
Building 1 Room 13
ELIZABETH GING
Making the Best of Things: Analyzing and Adapting Imperfect Teaching Materials
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 334
Building 1 Room 13
BIANCA PINTO
Global English: bringing the world to your class
Area: Intercultural communication & culture
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 291
Building 1 Room 13
MARCIO ROVEROTO DE OLIVEIRA
The Money Talk: Empowering ELT Careers with Financial Literacy and Domestic Finance
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training
72
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 278
Building 2 Room 2
RENATA CHIMIM
Elevate Learning with Storytelling and Read Aloud Techniques
Area: Young Learners (primary)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 309
Building 2 Room 2
MONICA FREIRE
Thinking for learning: implementing thinking routines for lifelong learning
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 393
Building 2 Room 2
LÍDIA ROCHA MORAES
Decolonial Practices in English Teaching
Area: Diversity, Fairness & Equity
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
73
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 368
Building 2 Room 3
ALINNE DA SILVA RIOS
Thinking Routines: Building Thinking Dispositions and Vocabulary in English
Area: Vocabulary
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 302
Building 2 Room3
RODRIGO MACIEL SANTANA
The super resourceful teacher on the thinking couch
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 295
Building 2 Room 3
FERNANDA RIBEIRO
Transforming Circle Time into an Intentional Tool for Classroom Management
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
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74
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 380
Building 1 Room 5
MARY BURCH HARMON
Say that again? Helping students with pronunciation using the Color Vowel®Chart!
Area: Pronunciation
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
ESP SHOWCASE Workshop 403
Building 1 Room 3
JOSE ALBERTO COSTA
Activities and Techniques to increase Student Talking Time
Area: Speaking
Audicence: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 407
Building 2 Room 4
HEMYLLE OLIVEIRA
Fostering the culture of thinking: practices to engage and empower teenagers
Area: Teens or secondary education
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
75
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 303
Building 2 Room 12
GUSTAVO BARCELLOS
BANG! POW! BLAM! Teaching Culture Through Comics
Area: Intercultural communication & culture
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Workshop 323
Building 2 Room 12
RENATA BORGES
Beyond words: Integrating Art into Engaging English Lessons
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
76
15h30 - 16h3060'Workshop 257
Building 2 Room 5
CHRISTOPHER COLWELL
Unlocking Verbal Fluency: Making Student Speaking Fun and Easy
Area: Materials design & publishing
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training
Workshop 315
Building 2 Room 5
MARINA GRILLI
Beyond Language: Post-method English teaching through Freirean Praxis
Area: Methodology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Workshop 341
Building 2 Room 5
SUE RUGGERI CONS
Engage and Educate: Unlocking Potential with Gamification
Area: Educational Technology
Audiennce: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
77
78
15h30 - 16h0030'Talk 261
Building 2 Room 7
JOHN EVAR STRID
Language Lessons: Integrating Effective Vocabulary Instruction into Content
Area: Vocabulary
Audience: Experienced teachers
TD SHOWCASE Talk 313
Building 1 Room 7
LUANA MAYER & RAUL OLIVEIRA ALBUQUERQUE PARANÁ
In-service teacher education: a discussion around "nothing"
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
Talk 389
Building 2 Room 7
SHAUN DOWLING
Teaching Brazilian Federal and State Governments
Area: ESP (English for Specific Purposes)
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies
79
15h30 - 16h0030'Talk 421
Building 1 Room 6
HELMARA F. R. DE MORAES
High-Quality Free Resources for Educators and Learners: Come and learn more!
Area: Academic English & University Internationalization
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
ASSESSMENT SHOWCASE Talk 224
Building 1 Room 6
GUILHERME MEIRA
Assessment in Bilingual Education: Pedagogical Translanguaging as a Principle
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training v
BILINGUAL EDU SHOWCASE Talk 246
Building 1 Room 2
VIVIANE NOGUEIRA
The Power of Bilingual Materials: A Journey Towards Excellence in Teaching.
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
80
15h30 - 16h0030'Talk 259
Building 1 Room 9
NANCY DUBETZ
Sustaining Language Teacher Wellbeing in the Face of Teaching Challenges
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
EDTECH SHOWCASE Talk 275
LAB
VICENTE VIEIRA FILHO
Top 12 benefits of the game-based learning approach
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
ILE SHOWCASE Talk 369
Building 1 Room 3
ZARA HUTCHINSON-GONCALVES
Celebrating our differences - how to foster equity in the classroom
Area: Diversity, Fairness & Equity
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
81
15h30 - 16h0030'Talk 418
Building 2 Room 6
DANIELLA FRENSEL
Unlocking Potential: Adaptive Learning for Young Learners with Autism
Area: Diversity, Fairness & Equity
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 287
Building 2 Room 6
HENRIQUE ZAMBONI
Teens 101: Getting The Most Out Of Teaching Teenagers
Area: Teens or secondary education
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
PUBLIC SCHOOL SHOWCASE Talk 279
Building 1 Room 5
RENATA CHIMIM
Unleashing Primary Reading Skills & Strategies
Area: Reading
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
82
15h30 - 16h0030'Talk 260
Building 1 Room 7
SAMARA CAMILO
Enhancing Classroom Learning Through Humor and Comics
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
MAW SHOWCASE Talk 271
Building 1 Room 2
SILVIA TEPER & FERNANDA PORTO
Better by design: how to use project management and design thinking to make great
Area: Materials design & publishing
Audience: Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors
Talk 304
Building 2 Room 6
EDUARDO AMOS & GISELE AGA
A close look on PNLD: opportunities and challenges for material writers.
Area: Materials design & publishing
Audience: Materials designers or editors
83
15h30 - 16h0030'Talk 440
Building 2 Room 7
MARCELLO PIRES
Beyond the right answer: exploring the paraphrasing in B2 First Listening part 2
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 301
Building 2 Room 12
JOE FAGAN
Exploring the CELTA teaching practicum on an MA TESOL
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
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16h10- 16h4030'Talk 247
Building 1 Room 6
ROBERTA MESQUITA & LEONARDO VIANA
"Ready, Set, Go!" Exploring the Power of TPR in Language Classrooms
Area: Learner training
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
TD SHOWCASE Talk 437
Building 1 Room 7
CRISTINA BORDINHAO
Learner Autonomy and Student Engagement: An after-pandemic reflection
Area: Learner training
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 251
Building 2 Room 6
VICENTE VIEIRA FILHO
Building the future of Education: A compendium of key educational trends in 2024
Area: Educational Technology
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
86
16h10- 16h4030'Talk 256
Building 2 Room 6
ANA LÍGIA BARBOSA DE CARVALHO E SILVA & KARINA BELINELLI
Taking your teaching 1-1 career further: how to make it professional
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 328
Building 2 Room 6
ALINE AGUIRRE
Can real beginners have conversational classes?
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
PUBLIC SCHOOL SHOWCASE Talk 325
Building 1 Room 5
ADRIANO NOGUEIRA ALTINO
Opportunities for Public School English Teachers
Area: Public Schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
87
16h10- 16h4030'Talk 439
Building 1 Room 7
DANIEL PENA
Leveraging AI for Tailored and Inclusive Education and Feedback
Area: Educational Technology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
EDTECH SHOWCASE Talk 438
LAB
DANILO MURAKAMI
Exploring AI's role in designing receptive skills activities and adapting texts
Area: Educational Technology Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 427
Building 2 Room 7
MARIA LUISA PITZ & CLAUDIA BEATRIZ MONTE JORGE MARTINS
Crafting the Future: Teachers' insights on Artificial Intelligence in Writing
Area: Educational Technology
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
88
16h10- 16h4030'Talk 428
Building 2 Room 7
BRUNA CALTABIANO
Overcoming the Teaching Plateau: Revitalizing Professional Growth
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
Talk 370
Building 2 Room 7
ROGERIO SANCHES
Unlocking student success: the game-changing influence of teachers on retention
Area: Leadership & management
Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
ILE SHOWCASE Talk 282
Building 1 Room 3
LUCIANA LOCKS, DANIELLA AZEVEDO FONSECA & DIEGO FERMINO LOURENÇO
Speaking Exchange : 10 years of a successful intergenerational project
Area: Intercultural communication & culture Audience: Experienced teachers-Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
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16h10- 16h3930'Talk 327
Building 1 Room 9
FABIANO NEVES DA COSTA
Using images and metaphors to challenge teachers' beliefs in feedback sessions
Area: Teacher training & development
Audience: Managers, administrators, or director of studies-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators
ASSESSMENT SHOWCASE Talk 296
Building Room 6
RENATA CHIMIM
Assessing English Language Learners: The Power of Rubrics
Area: Language testing & assessment
Audience: Examiners and language testers-Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training-Teacher trainers or pedagogical coordinators-University teachers or researchers
BILINGUAL EDU SHOWCASE Talk 344
Building 1 Room 2
CRISTIANE ALVES DA PAIXAO ROSSI
The overlooked "C" in CLIL: going beyond festivals and holidays
Area: Bilingualism & bilingual schools
Audience: Experienced teachers-Materials designers or editors-Novice teachers or teachers in training
90
16h10- 16h4030'MAW SHOWCASE Talk 382
Building 1 Room 2
CARLA AIED PASSOS
The wonders and challenges of having the freedom to choose class materials.
Area: Adult learners
Audience: Novice teachers or teachers in training
Talk 434
Building 1 Room 12
ANNA BARBA
10 Tips on How to Engage Your Students in Fun Conversation Classes
Area: Practical activities
Audience: Experienced teachers-Novice teachers or teachers in training
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92
17h-18h60'PLENARY SESSION 2 George Kokolas
Positive Education for Beginners
PLENARY SESSION 5 Mina Patel
The Future of English
PLENARY SESSION 8 Francisco Quaresma
From tandem to teletandem: Some reflections on collaborative dialogues in language learning
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