2nd RICELT Biannual Conference: Conference Archives
Our 2nd RICELT Biannual Conference is now over, yet research dissemination does not stop here. Please (re)visit some of the oral/poster presentations here.
If you’d like to contact one of the speakers, please check the conference abstract booklet for their contact details.
If you attended our event, and have not completed the evaluation yet, please take five minutes to complete our evaluation survey here.
Thanks to USACH, British Council, American Embassy, English Opens Doors programme and Luna Cornata Producciones.
SESSION 1
AUDITORIUM
Teacher Education Pre-service
ROOM 312
Teacher education In-service
Methodology
ROOM 313
Methodology and Motivation
ROOM 314
Language Development
ROOM 315
Socio-cultural Issues and Equity, Professional Development
ROOM 316
Policy and Implementation,
Curriculum
How is English Teaching Organised in English Teacher Training Programmes?
María Antonieta Hidalgo Ferrer
Assessing speaking in a 2nd grade primary school
Vilma Rivera Segovia
Bilingualism: Online discourse analysis texts
Valeria Sumonte, Andrea Fuentealba
SESSION 2
AUDITORIUM
ROOM 312
ROOM 313
ROOM 314
ROOM 315
ROOM 316
Error correction, Uptake, Elicitation, L2 development
Belén Nahuel Hernández, Valentina Madariaga Salinas
Perceptions of Code-switching in English Language classrooms
Nicolle Vanessa Suazo Albornoz
SESSION 3
Language English Teacher Education in Chile: Where are we? And where are we heading?
Chilean Teacher Educators panel
led by Annjeannette Martin & Malba Barahona
Danisa Salinas: “EFL Teacher Identity (re)Contruction in Reform Educational Contexts”
José Poblete, Nicholas Gunn, Ximena González: “The Perception of Accent in Non-Native Speakers of English: A Case of identity.”
Antonieta Hidalgo: “English Language Teacher Education in Chile: Where are we? Where are we heading?”
Teachers’ feedback to students dissertations in English and Spanish
Roxanna Correa Pérez
Diary-writing and oral production in 11th graders
Mauricio Véliz Campos & Karla Pino
EFL Oral Skills Development in Young Learners through TPR and TBLL
Natalia Pereira Esquivel, Camila Prieto González, Luis Vera Vera
Intercultural communicative competence and EFL materials for Chilean English education
Claudia García Meza
Classroom management to enhance learning
Natalia Cárcamo Alvarez
Factors that promote the use of L1 in EFL classrooms
Andres Espíndola, Paulina Sepúlveda
Towards an ESP teaching approach (English for Tourism Services case)
Roberto Delgado Hernández
Use of “plickers” as a friendly evaluation instrument
Rocío Muñoz Carmona
SESSION 4
AUDITORIUM
ROOM 312
ROOM 313
ROOM 314
ROOM 315
ROOM 316
Research into L1-L2 intonation interference in English pedagogy students
Patricio Bórquez Silva
Written lexical errors in future English teachers’ interlanguage
Olga Ulloa Sepúlveda, Marisol Amigo Ritz
ELT at the primary level in Chilean public schools: how effective has it been addressing social justice?
Maria-Jesus Inostroza A., Malba Barahona, Yasna Yilorm
Effects of Service Learning in English Pedagogy Undergraduate Chilean Students
Tamara Cortés Seitz
The challenge of English primary teacher training in Chile
Marisol Besa
The writing portfolio: a tool to improve writing and reflection
Pamela Saavedra Jeldres, Mónica Campos Espinoza
Teaching English to students with special educational needs
Nicolas Perez Torrico
Are teachers helping students develop listening comprehension with Global English?
Benjamín Cárcamo
COFFEE BREAK / POSTER SESSION
SESSION 5
AUDITORIUM
ROOM 312
ROOM 313
ROOM 314
ROOM 315
ROOM 316
English language teacher education in Chile: the case of materials development
Luis Carabantes
Integrated assessment: The introduction of English oral assessment rubrics for a university CLIL course
Erika de la Barra, Lorena Maluenda, Sylvia Veloso
English Teaching Based on ICT to Increase Motivation and Performance in a Public School
Ismael Araya Chacón
Improving the accurate use of the –s morpheme among primary learners
Belén Carolina Muñoz Muñoz
Developing EFL children’s personality in socially vulnerable contexts
Yasna Yilorm Barrientos
Poster presentations
Presenter
Affiliation
Title
1
Carolina Loncón
San Adrian School/ UMCE
How to Give Effective Instructions in ESL students
2
Pamela Ulloa, Pedro Yañez, Alexia Guerra
Universidad Austral de Chile
3
Erika Díaz Suazo, Isabel Vasquez Vicencio
UPLA
Reflective thinking strategies, a new skill in English pedagogy curriculum
4
Mara Quintana
CSFA
5
Paola Lisperguer Duarte
UCBC – USACH
6
Christian Morales
ISM
7
Angelo Cuevas D., Eduardo Figueroa H.
Universidad de Concepción
Factors affecting the perception of English vowels in advanced learners
8
Yasna Pereira Reyes, Marcela Cabrera Abarza
Universidad de Concepción
Do teachers experience L2 speech perception attrition after university?
9
Gabriel Morales
Universidad de O’Higgins
Our 2nd RICELT Biannual Conference is now over, yet research dissemination does not stop here. Please (re)visit some of the oral/poster presentations here.
If you’d like to contact one of the speakers, please check the conference abstract booklet for their contact details.
If you attended our event, and have not completed the evaluation yet, please take five minutes to complete our evaluation survey here.
Thanks to USACH, British Council, American Embassy, English Opens Doors programme and Luna Cornata Producciones.
SESSION 1
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AUDITORIUM
Teacher Education Pre-service
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ROOM 312
Teacher education In-service
Methodology
|
ROOM 313
Methodology and Motivation
|
ROOM 314
Language Development
|
ROOM 315
Socio-cultural Issues and Equity, Professional Development
|
ROOM 316
Policy and Implementation,
Curriculum
|
How is English Teaching Organised in English Teacher Training Programmes?
María Antonieta Hidalgo Ferrer
|
Assessing speaking in a 2nd grade primary school
Vilma Rivera Segovia
|
Bilingualism: Online discourse analysis texts
Valeria Sumonte, Andrea Fuentealba
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SESSION 2
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AUDITORIUM
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ROOM 312
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ROOM 313
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ROOM 314
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ROOM 315
|
ROOM 316
|
Error correction, Uptake, Elicitation, L2 development
Belén Nahuel Hernández, Valentina Madariaga Salinas
|
Perceptions of Code-switching in English Language classrooms
Nicolle Vanessa Suazo Albornoz
|
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SESSION 3
|
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Language English Teacher Education in Chile: Where are we? And where are we heading?
Chilean Teacher Educators panel
led by Annjeannette Martin & Malba Barahona
Danisa Salinas: “EFL Teacher Identity (re)Contruction in Reform Educational Contexts” José Poblete, Nicholas Gunn, Ximena González: “The Perception of Accent in Non-Native Speakers of English: A Case of identity.” Antonieta Hidalgo: “English Language Teacher Education in Chile: Where are we? Where are we heading?” |
Teachers’ feedback to students dissertations in English and Spanish
Roxanna Correa Pérez
|
Diary-writing and oral production in 11th graders
Mauricio Véliz Campos & Karla Pino
|
EFL Oral Skills Development in Young Learners through TPR and TBLL
Natalia Pereira Esquivel, Camila Prieto González, Luis Vera Vera
|
Intercultural communicative competence and EFL materials for Chilean English education
Claudia García Meza
|
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Classroom management to enhance learning
Natalia Cárcamo Alvarez
|
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Factors that promote the use of L1 in EFL classrooms
Andres Espíndola, Paulina Sepúlveda
|
Towards an ESP teaching approach (English for Tourism Services case)
Roberto Delgado Hernández
|
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Use of “plickers” as a friendly evaluation instrument
Rocío Muñoz Carmona
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SESSION 4
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AUDITORIUM
|
ROOM 312
|
ROOM 313
|
ROOM 314
|
ROOM 315
|
ROOM 316
|
Research into L1-L2 intonation interference in English pedagogy students
Patricio Bórquez Silva
|
Written lexical errors in future English teachers’ interlanguage
Olga Ulloa Sepúlveda, Marisol Amigo Ritz
|
ELT at the primary level in Chilean public schools: how effective has it been addressing social justice?
Maria-Jesus Inostroza A., Malba Barahona, Yasna Yilorm
|
|||
Effects of Service Learning in English Pedagogy Undergraduate Chilean Students
Tamara Cortés Seitz
|
The challenge of English primary teacher training in Chile
Marisol Besa
|
The writing portfolio: a tool to improve writing and reflection
Pamela Saavedra Jeldres, Mónica Campos Espinoza
|
Teaching English to students with special educational needs
Nicolas Perez Torrico
|
Are teachers helping students develop listening comprehension with Global English?
Benjamín Cárcamo
|
|
COFFEE BREAK / POSTER SESSION
|
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SESSION 5
|
|||||
AUDITORIUM
|
ROOM 312
|
ROOM 313
|
ROOM 314
|
ROOM 315
|
ROOM 316
|
English language teacher education in Chile: the case of materials development
Luis Carabantes
|
Integrated assessment: The introduction of English oral assessment rubrics for a university CLIL course
Erika de la Barra, Lorena Maluenda, Sylvia Veloso
|
English Teaching Based on ICT to Increase Motivation and Performance in a Public School
Ismael Araya Chacón
|
Improving the accurate use of the –s morpheme among primary learners
Belén Carolina Muñoz Muñoz
|
Developing EFL children’s personality in socially vulnerable contexts
Yasna Yilorm Barrientos
|
Poster presentations
Presenter
|
Affiliation
|
Title
|
|
1
|
Carolina Loncón
|
San Adrian School/ UMCE
|
How to Give Effective Instructions in ESL students
|
2
|
Pamela Ulloa, Pedro Yañez, Alexia Guerra
|
Universidad Austral de Chile
|
|
3
|
Erika Díaz Suazo, Isabel Vasquez Vicencio
|
UPLA
|
Reflective thinking strategies, a new skill in English pedagogy curriculum
|
4
|
Mara Quintana
|
CSFA
|
|
5
|
Paola Lisperguer Duarte
|
UCBC – USACH
|
|
6
|
Christian Morales
|
ISM
|
|
7
|
Angelo Cuevas D., Eduardo Figueroa H.
|
Universidad de Concepción
|
Factors affecting the perception of English vowels in advanced learners
|
8
|
Yasna Pereira Reyes, Marcela Cabrera Abarza
|
Universidad de Concepción
|
Do teachers experience L2 speech perception attrition after university?
|
9
|
Gabriel Morales
|
Universidad de O’Higgins
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