| Writing: product vs process. Facing the evil "blank sheet" |
Mexico |
| Gabriela Ladrón de Guevara |
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| Overcoming the Assessment Challenge: Extreme Makeover for EFL Classroom |
USA |
| Karen Jogan |
| Jacqueline Benevento |
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| Teachers helping Teachers become better Teachers through Peer Coaching |
Perú |
| Flor de María Mellado de Bromley |
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| Read extensively! |
Mexico |
| Dulce M. V. Montes de Oca O. |
| Alejandra Varela Laurrabaqui |
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| Write-on Punctuation! |
USA |
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| Thematic Approach to an ESL Learning Community |
Nassau |
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| An EFL Self - Access Conversation Corner |
Mexico |
| Janet Tyson |
| Rosa María Terán Guerrero |
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| Did you say we can use a wiki? |
USA |
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| A comparison of difficulty between reading comprehension exams on paper and on-line |
Mexico |
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| Getting students to do self-assessment through the European Language Portfolio |
Mexico |
| Adriana Rodríguez Wong |
| Luiza Collin |
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| Service-Learning in the Immigrant/Refugee Community |
USA |
| Barbara Hall |
| Beth Wallace |
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| Academic Science Vocabulary and Discourse Patterns |
USA |
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| Improving writing skills: Portfolios and journals |
Venezuela |
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| Student Presentations as Oral Assessments |
USA |
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| How to motivate language learners? Listen to them! |
Mexico |
| Nelly Paulina Trejo Guzmán |
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| How communicative is the communicative approach |
Mexico |
| Gabriela A. Elizondo Regalado |
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| Technology as Theme and Tool |
USA |
| Lora Yasen |
| Marianne Stipe |
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| How to prevent "downshifting" |
Argentina |
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| Come play some games! Engaging Students in Content |
USA |
| Christie Knighton |
| Maurea Maya |
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| With Good Intent Aforethought: Ways of Achieving Student and Teacher Contentedness |
USA |
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| English Language Learners at a Distance in a Graduate Engineering Course |
USA |
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| Contextualizing for L2 Writing |
USA |
| Maria Zlateva |
| Kimberly Shuckra |
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| Listening Comprehension Competence in TEFL in the Mexican Context |
Mexico |
| Salomón Valles |
| Lourdes Alvarado |
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| Exploring ELT classrooms, some reasons for observing |
Mexico |
| Luis G. Domínguez Arellano |
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| Teaching Beginners Exclusively in the Target Language: Is it Possible? |
Mexico |
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| Using Input-Based Incremental Vocabulary Instruction for ESL |
USA |
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| Group Development: Friendship and Cohesiveness |
Mexico |
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| Teaching Intelligently to Cultural Intelligence |
Mexico |
| Ma. Guadalupe Santos Espino |
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| Research... Dare to see with new eyes!!! |
Mexico |
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| Praxing the Practicum: AParticipatory Action Research Project with Pre-Service Teachers |
USA |
| Judy Sharkey |
| Suany Herrara Alvarado |
| Ezequiel Carranza Robles |
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| Why become an ELT manager? |
Mexico |
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| The hazards of setting up an international dual MA program in TESL |
Mexico |
| Manuel A. Garduño Oropeza |
| Pauline M. D. Moore Hanna |
| Kristan Taylor |
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| The Origins of Translation and Interpretation in the New World |
Mexico |
| Ismael Ignacio Chuc Piña |
| Vilma Portillo Campos |
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| Autonomy in ELT: Theory and practice |
Mexico |
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| Schema-building and Enjoyable, Cooperative Tasks Can Ease Students into Novel Reading |
USA |
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| Action Research - Making yourself a reflective practitioner |
Mexico |
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| Reading Comprehension Strategies in a Bilingual High School |
Mexico |
| Ma. Guadalupe Rodríguez Bulnes |
| Jessica M. Rodríguez Hernández |
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| Partnerships in Education - College to College and Teacher to Student |
USA |
| Christie Knighton |
| Jodi Golden - White |
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