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| Network and Represent: Help Staff the SLWIS Booth |
| Attending TESOL 2015 in Toronto? Want to find a place to meet
fellow SLW professionals, discuss the sessions you have attended or led,
take a break from conference activities and put your bag down for a
half hour? Sign up to
staff the SLWIS booth in the TESOL 2015 Exhibition
Hall. |
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| Engage and Examine: Join SLWIS Monthly Online Discussions |
| SLWIS will be hosting monthly discussions on topics of interest
to IS members. We’ll start discussions with some questions posed to the
e-list, which will be followed by a live discussion via TESOL’s
teleconferencing service. Our first discussion focused on TESOL’s
recently-released research agenda and the live discussion was
hosted by Dudley Reynolds, TESOL’s President-Elect and Co-Chair of the
Research Agenda Task Force. Join our e-list to
get regular updates about these monthly sessions – and to post ideas for
future topics. |
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| Collaborate and Learn: Attend SLW-Related Sessions at TESOL |
SLW News is soliciting articles on second language
writing theory, research, and pedagogy in all ESL/EFL settings. SLW News welcomes articles that focus on L2 writers
and characteristics and text features, classroom materials and
practices, placement and assessment issues, writing program
administration, teacher development, and other related areas. SLW News encourages submissions related to any
educational setting, especially traditionally underrepresented contexts
(preK–12, 2-year colleges, community programs, international K–12
schools, etc.).
SLWIS and SLW-related topics are well-represented at TESOL 2015.
Download your list
of sessions, meetings, and events of interest to SLW
professionals. For a complete list of TESOL 2-15 sessions, use the
online Itinerary
Planner. |
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