London July 2024

World Conference on Foreign Language Education

Conference History

Highlighted Speakers

Speaker Institution, Country Presentation Title
foreign language education conference Dr. Maksym Vakulenko A Ukrainian Scholar Affiliated at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences Transliteration of Non-Latin Texts: from Everyday Practice to Linguistic Technologies
foreign language education conference Prof.Dr. Anna Joan Casademont Université TÉLUQ, Canada Enhancing Linguistic Awareness Through Microlearning: A Comparative Study of Multilingual French and English Learners Of Catalan
foreign language education conference Prof.Dr.Jun Lang Pomona College, USA L2 Pragmatic Advancement: The Interplay of Individual Differences
foreign language education conference Dr.Jacqueline Żammit University of Malta The Role of Art and Music in Enriching Adult Learning in Maltese as a Second Language
foreign language education conference Mr.Gheorghe Braniste Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania The Importance of English Language Proficiency in Performance Athletes. Case study – Republic of Moldova
foreign language education conference Mr.Eric Maitrejean University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago The teaching of French as a Foreign Language at tertiary level: from prescriptive to descriptive – a Sociolinguistics approach
foreign language education conference Mrs.Gina Aurora Necula Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania Competing Native Languages in the Republic of Moldova – Politics versus Policy Making in Education
foreign language education conference Ms.Rini Sipahutar National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan Voices in Multilingual Harmony: A Case Study on the Impact of Chinese and English Multilingualism on Teaching Indonesian as a Foreign Language in Taiwan
foreign language education conference Ms.Yao Tang Ku Leuven, Belgium Unveiling the Transformative Landscape: Pedagogical Approaches Integrated with Technologies in Foreign Language Learning Pre- and Post-COVID-19
foreign language education conference Ms.Haneen Alshaboul Islamic Educational College, Jordan Advancing Social Competence and Reducing Disruptive Behavior in Young Learners: The Impact of Kagan Cooperative Learning Strategies among Second Graders at the Islamic Educational College, Amman

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