Call for Papers: Sociocultural Theory and Second Language Learning Working Group
6/15/2013
When:
6/15/2013
Where:
The Pennsylvania State University State College, Pennsylvania United States
Contact:
Kimberly Buescher
Details
Theory and Second Language Learning Research Working Group Meeting
Date: 26-Sep-2013 - 28-Sep-2013 Location: State College, PA, USA Contact Person: Kimberly Buescher Web Site: http://sctresearch.org
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Language Acquisition
Call Deadline: 15-Jun-2013
Meeting Description:
We
are pleased to announce that the XXth annual SCT & SLL Research
Working Group Meeting will be co-sponsored by the Center for Language
Acquisition and the Center for Advanced Language Proficiency Education
and Research (CALPER) of The Pennsylvania State University and will be
held at the Days Inn in State College, PA.
Call for Papers:
Presentations
should be based on a work in progress conducted from the perspective of
a Vygotskian sociocultural theory of mind and focused on the field of
second language learning. Participants should expect to receive
feedback. We welcome established scholars, younger scholars and
beginners to present. Graduate students are strongly encouraged to
present research in progress, particularly their dissertation work.
Typically there are no parallel sessions.
For Registration Only:
Please send an email to sctsllrwggmail.com to register for attendance at the 2013 SCT and Second Language Learning Research Working Group Meeting.
For Registration and Submission:
If
you wish to present, please send an email with your abstract of no more
than 300 words, your contact information and your institutional
affiliation to sctsllrwggmail.com.
On http://sctresearch.org,
you will find Submission and Registration information & our SCT-SLL
Research Working Group Guidelines information. The website will be
updated re the 2013 meeting very soon!
For any questions, please write to sctsllrwggmail.com.
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