My paper to be given at an international conference

Brain Research and Its implications for English Language Teaching (ELT)

Brain Research and Its implications for English Language Teaching (ELT) 
Paper to be presented at the 1st International Conference on Integrative Medicine for Wellness 2019 (ICIM 2019)
DHURAKIJ PUNDIT UNIVERSITY (DPU)
BANGKOK, THAILAND
JUNE 6-7, 2019

Thailand TESOL-PAC International Conference, the 40th conference

The 40th ThaiTESOL-PAC International Conference

Theme--- HARMONY IN DIVERSITY: ELT IN TRANS CULTURAL SOCIETY 

30 Jan -1 Feb 2020
Venue: The Ambassador Hotel, Bangkok

Paper Submission 

The year 2020 celebrates the 40th anniversary of Thailand TESOL and the return of our colleagues, Pan-Asian Consortium (PAC), to Thailand. This event marks the consolidation of TESOL professionals, practitioners and stakeholders with different cultures and beliefs to make differences in the world of language learning. 

All TESOLers from Asia and the rest of the world are welcome to share their research, innovation and professional practices at our Thailand TESOL-PAC 2020 conference. We welcome and invite TESOL presentations in the following, but not limited to: 

Call for papers

Sub-themes

• Localisation and globalisation in ELT
• lntercultural communication
• Cross-cultural issues
• ELT professional development
• Literacy and 21st century skills in ELT
• Language learning
• Bilingual and multilingual education
• Teaching young learners
• ELT innovative pedagogy
• Curriculum and materials development
• Language testing and assessment
• Digital literacy in ELT
Language awareness and literature
Global Englishes
• Computer-mediated communication in ELT
• Blended learning and society
• Innovative approaches in ELT research
• Others

Submission Types 

Paper Presentation  (30 mins)
Workshop/Colloquium (40 mins)
Poster Session (30 mins)

Submission at: http://tesol.conferences.in.th
Submission decline:

Acceptance Notification
Within 3 weeks after deadline  31 August 2019

Publication Opportunities

Conference proceedings: Thailand TESOL is calling for papers from presenters to be published in our online proceedings. For more information, please visit:

http:/ /tesol.conferences.in.th/?go=proceeding_publication

For more information, please visit:
http:/ /tesol.conferences.in.th

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