NATESOL Annual Conference 2024

NATESOL Annual Conference 2024

NATESOL’s 40th Anniversary of Classroom Research and Practice in English Language Provision

Saturday 11th May 2024

Online via Zoom

Plenary speakers

Dr Melanie Cooke (Kings College London)

& Mike Beaumont (Founding Chair of NATESOL)

The 2024 NATESOL online conference provides the opportunity to share new ideas and excellent practice with colleagues from around the world in a friendly and open atmosphere. For the last 40 years, throughout the many turning points and developments of language teaching, NATESOL has been a space for teachers and researchers to share and develop their practice. So we invite you to our 40th anniversary annual conference where once again we welcome delegates and speakers from across the globe and across the field of English language teaching including ESOL, EAL / ELL, EFL and EAP.

Here are some of the titles and speakers to give you an idea of what to expect on the day.

Donald Richardson - Engaging Advanced Learners of English with Location-Based Educational Games

Anisa Cheung - Utilizing a set of process and product-oriented classroom assessment rubrics for assessing digital multimodal collaborative writing in L2 classes

Gemma Duffy and Patrick Pemsel - My AI Assistant

Abdennour Sabiri - The Effect of Video Games on the Vocabulary Acquisition of Higher Education EFL Learners in Morocco

Nesma Bara - Linguistic and Culturally Responsive Teaching: Fostering Equity in Multilingual Classrooms through Decolonization

Adnan Yilmaz - Transforming language education for social justice: Technology-driven interventions in teaching speaking skills

Christina Rocha - Vocabulary Acquisition and Mastery: An Out of the Box Experience Through Inquiry

Hind Mashra - Decolonising ELT, ESL & EFL: Looking forward to the Global Englishes and ELF-awareness

Yaoko Matsuoka & Hiroyuki Ida - Student Perception of Using Artificial Intelligence in English as Second Language Writing in an Online EMI University

Eman Hamdan - Disrupting Monolingualism Through Enabling Translanguaging: Teacher-Researcher Collaboration in the Academic English Classroom

Plus, you will have the chance to join us in our GatherTown space to socialise and chat with fellow attendees and presenters and to access many more pre-recorded presentations and posters.

Conference fees:

Free to all!

NATESOL is a not-for-profit organisation. 

Certificates of attendance: Free to members, speakers & volunteers; £5 for non-members.