The TEALS Advanced Research Seminars takes place online two times a year, in February and July, with the objective of providing avenues of interaction between established and early career researchers to address areas of research associated with languages in education. As scientific seminars, they aim to contribute towards breaking new ground in language education and to involve the presentation and discussion of both recently published work and research in progress. All CETAPS/TEALS members are welcome and encouraged to participate in the seminar.
The Advanced Research Seminar is coordinated by CETAPS researcher Sandie Mourão. For any queries please email sandiemourao@fcsh.unl.pt
“… the challenge to reflect “aloud” in these seminars was fundamental to completing my doctorate.”(PhD student, Rita Zarrapa, July 2024)
Challenges and Breakthroughs in Language Teaching and Learning Studies.
Organised by Catarina Castro and Ana Leão
9 July – 09.15 to 16.45
Venue: Zoom
The CETAPS/TEALS Advanced Research Seminar began in 2019 – it aims to provide avenues of interaction between established and early-career researchers and to address areas of research associated with languages in education. As a scientific seminar, it also endeavours to contribute towards breaking new ground in language education and to involve the presentation and discussion of both recently published work and research in progress. The Advanced Research Seminar is open to all CETAPS TEALS members and PhD students
This 11th Advanced Research Seminar welcomes abstracts from the CETAPS community to contribute to presentations and discussion around CETAPS members’ research activity. For this 11th edition of the seminar we invite you to share key moments in your research journeys with a focus on the challenges and breakthroughs of investigating the teaching and learning of languages.
We welcome presentations on the seminar theme, or a formal presentation of any stage of your research – a literature review, methodological choices, emerging results, or the presentation of a particular project you are involved in.
Deadline for abstracts: 31st May
Abstracts (max. 300 words) should include a title (max. 10 words) and brief theoretical background – depending on the focus of your presentation, include research questions/aims, research methods and (projected) findings. Please include (max. 5) references using APA 7th edn.
Please include a biodata of approx. 80 words – if you are a PhD student indicate your supervisor(s).
All proposals should be prepared in a word document and sent to: aleao@fcsh.unl.pt and catarina.castro@fcsh.unl.pt
Previous Advanced Research Seminars
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