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Delegate Registration
THE
PATRON’S Official Opening and Welcome Address
Keynote Address:
Prof. Dr Reynold Macpherson, Chancellor and CEO, Abu Dhabi
University, UAE
Plenary Session:
When were Candles Obsolete?
Jeremy Harmer, UK
Plenary Session:
Learning as Leading, Leading as Learning
Adrian Underhill, UK
Concurrent Session 1:
Reflective Teaching: What Do You See?
Cindy Gunn, American University of Sharjah, UAE
Setting Standards - An Introduction to Cambridge ESOL Exams and
the Importance of International Recognition Craig McWilliam, University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations, UK
Materials Development in Response to Change… Or is it the other
way round
Salam Affouneh, Abu Dhabi University, UAE
Awareness
of Six Emerging Technologies for Successful Managing Change in
ELT
John Allan, College of the North Atlantic, Qatar
Role of Peace Education in English Language Teaching Elizabeth A. Reber-Rider, Zayed University, UAE
From Boardroom Decisions to Classroom Practices: Experience from
an Intensive English Programme K C
Lee, Happy Goh, National University of Singapore
Changing Scenario in ELT and Teacher Education Programmes:
A
Race against Each Other? Meenalochana Inguva,
Sultan Qaboos University, Oman
The
Management of Change on a Masters Degree in TESOL Christopher
Shaw, University of Essex, UK
Plenary Session:
Motivation: The Key to Inspiration and Innovation George Pickering, UK
Concurrent Session 2:
Understanding Self and Others: The Impact of
‘Western’ and ‘Arab’ Values on Leadership and Management Andrew
Thomas, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman
Accommodating Visually Impaired Learners in EFL Classes
Lucy Mardel-Ferreira, British Council/Tamkeen, UAE
Using Technology to Make Teachers’ Lives Easier: Activities for
Recycling Vocabulary Melanie Gobert, Abu Dhabi Women’s College (HCT), UAE
Nord Anglia and the Public Private Partnership: Challenge,
Change and Opportunity David Singleton, Helen Kavanagh, Nord Anglia Education
Development Services, UAE
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Explicit Instruction and the Acquisition of English Passive
Forms Masoud Rahimi Domakani, Shahrekord University, Iran
Promoting Academic Integrity in a Changing World Paul MacLeod, Petroleum Institute, UAE
The
Management of a Process of Curriculum Change in a Large
University School of English Language Dr
John O’Dwyer, Bilkent University, Turkey
Collaborative Action Research for English Language
Teachers
Dr. Aziz Khalil, Abu Dhabi
University, UAE
Concurrent Session 3:
Changing Places: Piloting a Change Programme for School Teachers
Anne Wiseman, Eilidh Hamilton, British Council, Bahrain
What is Everybody Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing
About? The Next Generation TOEFL Test Mary Corrado, AMIDEAST, UAE
Beyond Survival: A Critical Thinking Group Exercise Adapted for
the Computer-Centered Writing Classroom Jerald Cumbus, American University of Sharjah, UAE
Evaluation of INSETT Project Esmira Rahimova, Gulara Aliyeva, Tarana Bayramova, British
Council, Azerbaijan
Finding Anchors Amidst the Seachanges of ELT: A Perspective Dr
Tausiff Sultana, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman
Enabling Change: Teacher Education and Distance Learning -
Closing the Distance Steve Terry, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
Student Feedback on Teaching and Learning: Principled Instrument
Design, Data Interpretation and Informed Change Mark Harrower, Al Ain Men’s College (HCT), UAE
Changing Course: A Case Study of Managing Change in the ELT
Curriculum Jill Morris, Nottingham Trent University, UK
Plenary Session:
DREAM Management: Involving and Motivating Teachers Phil Quirke, HCT, UAE
Concurrent Session 4:
GOTEVOT English Curricula Development Project
Dr Abdulkarim Alnujaidi, General Organisation for
Technical Education and Vocational Training, and Maureen Franks,
British Council, Saudi Arabia
Autonomous Language Learning in EFL Classroom: Rejection and
Procrastination
Dr
Yahya Al-Khoudary, Abu Dhabi University, UAE
Blogging in English Language Teaching, An Overview
Ahmed A. Moustafa, The Institute of Applied Technology, UAE
Widening Horizons Ð Broadening Experience
Jan
Reid, Alison Currie, CfBT, UAE
What Makes an Effective Manager in Our Ever Changing Educational
World?
Tom
Le Seelleur, Petroleum Institute, and Dr Christopher Dixon, Abu
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Helping Teachers to Manage Change Through Their Performance
Management and Professional Development
Kate Harris, British Council, UAE
Global English and the Construction of Local Identities Fatima Badry
American University of Sharjah, UAE
Building Communities of Reflective Professionals for Effective
Educational Change
Ginny Rowlands, British Council, Bahrain
Plenary Session:
Managing Change in ELT: People … the Ghost in the Machine
Liam Brown, British Council, UK
Concurrent Session 5:
Whose Culture, Whose Rules in the EFL Classroom?
Dr Ali Shehadeh, United Arab Emirates University,
UAE
Managing Change in Curricular Alignment: Finding the Skill
“Threads” Throughout a University English Program
Gerriet Arthur Janssen, University of the Andes, Colombia
Observing Experienced Teachers: What Happens When One
Experienced Teacher Has To Observe Another?
Rosalind Balp, Abu Dhabi Women’s College (HCT), UAE
Using Pragmatic Maxims for Teaching and Assessing Academic
Communication Roger Nunn, Petroleum Institute, UAE
Newton and the Laws of Grammar: Science in the Language
Classroom
Laura Lau, Richard Lau, Petroleum Institute, UAE
Teachers and Teaching: Enabling or Impeding Change in the
Classroom and Staffroom
Dr
Jenny Farrell, University of Wollongong in Dubai, UAE
Managing Change through Transformational and Distributed
Leadership Perspectives Dr
Lauren Stephenson, Zayed University, UAE
Getting it Right! English for the UAE Work
Environment Mabel
Lahlou, University of Sharjah, UAE
Plenary Session:
Alone Together in Development and Change
Dr Deniz Kurtoglu Eken, Sabanci University, Turkey
PANEL DISCUSSION AND OPEN FORUM:
Debate on the conference issues with the Plenary Speakers
CLOSING CEREMONIES

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