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General Paper

Narrating a Tahitian Self: Heritage learners' perspectives on the self and communities Abstract
Nicolas Chudeau
Situational Willingness to Communicate in L2 Classrooms Abstract
Yiqian (Katherine) Cao
Construing language and culture for languages assessment Abstract
Jonathan Crichton, Angela Scarino, Michelle Kohler
Google as a Corpus in EFL Classroom Abstract
Junko Matsuzaki Carreira
Contiguity in child-teacher talk Abstract
Amelia Church
Culture-specific Rhetorical Conventions and L1 Reading Recall Abstract
Hsi-chin Janet Chu
Linking Texts from Sources: Discussing Readings On-line Abstract
Hsi-chin Janet Chu
Languages are important, but not in my world Abstract
Timothy Jowan Curnow, Michelle Kohler
The place of languages in the school curriculum: Policy and practice in Australian schools Abstract
Anthony J. Liddicoat, Timothy Jowan Curnow
Globalization through International English of News Websites Abstract
Yueh-Miao Chen
What makes pronunciation teaching work? Abstract
Graeme Couper
Monolingual literacy policies in bilingual learning contexts Abstract
Russell Cross
Discourse around languages in education in Australia Abstract
Michael Clyne
Visualising Multimodal Prosody Abstract
Michele Zappavigna, David Caldwell, JR Martin
The extent of negative transfer on writing Abstract
Alice Yin Wa Chan
A descriptive study focusing on characteristics of recasts Abstract
Hsiao Ling Hsu, Feng Ming Chi
Languaging and metacognition in L2 listening comprehension Abstract
Jeremy Cross
Selective diversity: Minority language policy and practice in Laos Abstract
Angela Rose Cincotta
Inner genre: A critical dimension to academic writing development Abstract
Honglin Chen
TESOL PRACTICUM IN TWO CULTURES Abstract
Shen Chen, Hing Wa Sit
LEARNING ENGLISH LANGUAGE THROUGH INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS Abstract
Hing Wa Sit, Shen Chen
Learning to become literate parents of ESL children Abstract
Honglin Chen, Pauline Harris
Title: Discourses of Deficit: The discursive construction of 'deficit' within applied linguistic research Abstract
Jonathan Crichton, Christopher Candlin
Developing Successful EAL Learners in the South Pacific Abstract
Robin Cox

Poster presentation

Narrating a Tahitian Self: Heritage learners' perspectives on the self and communities Abstract
Nicolas Chudeau
Reflection as teaching inquiry in EFL Abstract
Feng-ming Chi
Critical constructions of a national Australian identity Abstract
Maria Chisari

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