November 2006 1. (North America) National Science Teachers Association, "Science and English Language Learners (ELL): Research, Practical Approaches, and Policy Directions for Classroom Teachers, School and District-Level Administrators, and University Teacher Educators," Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, Maryland, USA. E-mail aearly@nsta.org. Web site http://www.nsta.org/ell. 2-4. (North America) SPEAQ, "Making Sense," Hilton Quebec Hotel, Quebec City, Canada. E-mail speaq@aquops.qc.ca. Web site http://www.speaq.qc.ca. 2-5. (Asia and Oceania) Japan Association for Language Teaching's 32nd Annual International Conference on Language Teaching and Learning, "Community, Identity, Motivation," Kitakyushu International Conference Center, Kokura, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Contact JALT Central Office, Urban Edge Building 5F, 1-37-9 Taito, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0016, Japan, Tel. 03-3837-1630, Fax 03-3837-1631, E-mail jalt@gol.com. Web site http://conferences.jalt.org/2006. 2-4. (North America) MidTESOL, "Classroom to Career," University of Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa, USA. Contact Tom Riedmiller or Catherine Howland, Tel. 319-273-6899, E-mail conf-events@uni.edu. Web site http://midtesol.org. 3-5. (Europe and Eurasia) INGED, "Practice and Progress," Selcuk University, Konya, Turkey. Contact Serper Tumer, Tel. 90-312-210-2160, E-mail ser@metu.edu.tr. Web site http://www.inged.org.tr. 3-4. (North America) Minnesota TESOL, "Conversations and Connections," Minneapolis Community and Technical College, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. E-mail patsy@minnetesol.org. Web site http://www.minnetesol.org. 4. (North America) Maryland TESOL, "Teaching for Tomorrow Today," Loyola College Columbia Center, Columbia, Maryland, USA. Contact Laurette Poulos Simmons, Tel. 410-360-8365, E-mail LPS@loyola.edu. Web site http://marylandtesol.org. 10-12. (Asia and Oceania) English Teachers' Association - Republic of China, "Border Crossings: EFL/ESL/EIL/ or EGP/EAP/ESP," Chien Tan Overseas Youth Activity Center, Tapei, Taiwan. E-mail etaroc2002@yahoo.com.tw. Web site http://www.eta.org.tw. 10-11. (North America) Puerto Rico TESOL, "Empowering Teachers: English Crossing Boundaries," Condado Plaza Hotel, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Contact Inocencia Nieves, Tel. 787-627-9433, E-mail inonieves_prtesol@yahoo.com. Web site http://www.puertoricotesol.org. 16-18. (North America) TESL Ontario, "Teaching ESL," Holiday Inn, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Contact Jean Hamilton, Tel. 416-593-4243 ext. 3, E-mail teslontario@telus.net. Web site http://www.teslontario.org. 17-18. (Europe and Eurasia) TESOL France, "Innovations," Paris, France. E-mail tesol@enst.fr. Web site http://www.tesol-france.org. 23-25. (Asia and Oceania) Universiti Sains Malaysia, "Current Practices in Curriculum and Materials Development," Penang, Malaysia. Contact Syed Yusof, E-mail syusof@usm.my. Web site http://www.geocities.com/illc2006. 24-25. (Europe and Eurasia) Department of Foreign Languages Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Brno University of Technology, "Languages for Specific Purposes in Higher Education, Searching for Common Solutions," Brno University of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic. E-mail galova@fme.vutbr.cz. Web site http://www.kj.fme.vutbr.cz/lsp. 29-December 1. (Asia and Oceania) The University of Auckland, The 6th Biennial Communication Skills in University Education (CSUE) Conference, "Intercultural Communications Across University Settings: Myth and Realities," Auckland, New Zealand. Contact Lynette Herrero-Torres, Student Learning Centre, The University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand. E-mail L.herrero@auckland.ac.nz. Web site http://www.slc.auckland.ac.nz/csue2006/index.php?page=home. 29-December 2. (North America) ARKTESOL, "ESL Partnerships," Peabody Hotel and Convention Center, Little Rock, Arizona, USA. Contact Judy Hobson, Tel 479-750-8706, E-mail jhobson@sdale.org. Web site http://wolves.dsc.k12.ar.us/arktesol/arktesol.htm. |