ICERI2017 SESSIONS AT ROOM ANDALUCIA 6
Oral Sessions thursday morning
New Technologies in Foreign Language Learning
Session time: Thursday, 16th of November from 10:45 to 12:00 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

10:45
GAMIFICATION IN LANGUAGE LEARNING - USING KAHOOT! AND POLL EVERYWHERE TO ENGAGE, ENCOURAGE AND ASSESS STUDENTS
C. Evans
11:00
LEARNER AUTONOMY AND THE UNREALISED POTENTIAL OF WEB 2.0 TOOLS AND MOBILE APPLICATIONS FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING AND TEACHING
L. Morgan
11:15
DIGITAL GAME-MEDIATED SECOND LANGUAGE EDUCATION FOR CHINESE YOUNG LEARNERS
N. Galloway, R. Rennie, S. Zhou
11:30
HOW NORWEGIAN UPPER SECONDARY STUDENTS LEARN SPANISH OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM AND THROUGH COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION
B. Grønn, A. Christiansen
11:45
ESOL LEARNERS MUST CONFRONT DIVERGING LANGUAGE PATHWAYS BETWEEN SOCIAL MEDIA AND ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES
D. Boothe, C. Wickstrom
Flipped and Blended Learning in Foreign Languages
Session time: Thursday, 16th of November from 12:15 to 13:45 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

12:15
DOES FLIPPED LEARNING WITH MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES REALLY WORK?
H. Obari
12:30
TEACHER TRAINING FOR CLIL IN HIGHER EDUCATION: CHALLENGES IN BLENDED LEARNING
M. Silva, M. Ribeiro, M. Morgado, M. Coelho
12:45
PURSUING SUCCESS IN EFL ACADEMIC WRITING: TECHNIQUES TO ENHANCE THE WRITING SKILL IN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS - AN ACTION RESEARCH CASE STUDY
K. Yambay de Armijos
13:00
CHALLENGES, STRATEGIES AND PRINCIPLES, TO EFFECTIVELY FLIP AN EFL CLASS: A CASE STUDY IN A FRENCH ENGINEERING SCHOOL
C. Liu, J. Audran, S. Sands-Meyer
13:15
WHEN GRADE IS NOT A MOTIVATIONAL FACTOR IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING… YOU MAY WANT TO FLIP
A. Romagnuolo
Oral Sessions thursday afternoon
New Experiences in Language Learning
Session time: Thursday, 16th of November from 15:00 to 16:30 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

15:00
DEVELOPING INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE THROUGH ENGLISH COURSE BOOKS
J. Bérešová
15:15
EFFECTIVE BREAKTHROUGH IN READING MATERIAL FOR TEACHING ENGLISH IN JAPAN
N. Kanazawa
15:30
SUCCESSFUL TEACHING – BENEFITS OF CONTENT BASED INSTRUCTION IN BILINGUAL EDUCATION
Z. Fodor
15:45
POSSIBLE TEACHING METHOD OF CONTENT BASED INSTRUCTION IN SCIENCE
Z. Fodor
16:00
ANALYSIS OF THE ENGLISH LEARNING ASSESSMENT PROCESS IN AN ELT EDUCATION PROGRAM AT A COLOMBIAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY
L. Herrera, L. Zambrano
16:15
THE COMPARATIVE EFFECT OF CONTEXT-BUILD, TEST-TEACH-TEST AND TEXT-BASED APPROACHES IN TEACHING GRAMMAR ON IRANIAN EFL LEARNERS’ GRAMMAR ACHIEVEMENT
N. Shangarffam
Organizational and Financial Issues in Higher Education
Session time: Thursday, 16th of November from 17:00 to 18:45 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

17:00
INTENDED AND UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF OUTCOMES-BASED FUNDING ON EQUITY FOR STUDENTS IN US HIGHER EDUCATION
J. Goodell
17:15
MOVING BEYOND THE "PROFIT" DICHOTOMY IN HIGHER EDUCATION
J. Brown
17:30
HIGHER EDUCATION FUNDING: REFLECTIONS FROM CHILE IN A CONTEXT OF CHANGES
C. Araneda, L. Pedraja
17:45
MODELS OF CHANGE IN HIGHER EDUCATION: REFLECTING ON THE AFFECTS OF CHANGE ON CULTURE AND IDENTITIES IN DIT
A. Conway
18:00
HIGHER EDUCATION IN PORTUGAL: UNIVERSITY VERSUS POLYTECHNIC: WHAT DIFFERENCES IN MANAGEMENT (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) ACADEMIC DEGREES?
M. Varela, R. Mendes, P. Lopes, A. Neta
18:15
MASSIFICATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN CHILE: CHALLENGES FOR CHILEAN UNIVERSITIES
C. Araneda, L. Pedraja
18:30
TEACHING AND LEARNING CHALLENGES OF TEACHERS IN RURAL AREAS IN GHANA: THE CASE OF BASIC SCHOOLS TEACHERS IN THE WA WEST DISTRICT
E. Tamanja, M. Pagra
Oral Sessions friday morning
Special Education Experiences (1)
Session time: Friday, 17th of November from 08:30 to 10:00 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

08:45
INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDIES OF DYSLEXIA: A QUALITATIVE LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH PROJECT
P. Anderson
09:00
A COLLABORATIVE TEAM APPROACH TO OFFER STRATEGIES TO ASSIST STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS LEARN SPANISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
L. Vona, A. Mullally, D. Colbert, V. Secru
09:15
THE DIALOGICAL FEEDBACK OF A BRAZILIAN TEACHER IN A INCLUSION SCHOOL
B. Deffanti
09:30
STUDY OF THE INCIDENCE OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING STUDENTS WITH ADHD AND OTHER LEARNING DISORDERS (+ ASPERGER SYNDROME)
I. Miralles, A. López-Cancio
Special Education Experiences (2)
Session time: Friday, 17th of November from 10:30 to 12:00 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

10:30
LOOK&SPEAK UP TO ICF - CONCLUSION OF AN INTERDISCIPLINARY QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ON INCLUSIVE LEARNING EFFECTIVENESS OF EYE TRACKING SYSTEMS FOR PUPILS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, IN VENETO, ACCORDING TO ICF PERSPECTIVE
C. Girelli, B. Brugnoli, L. Berzacola, F. Altafini
10:45
THE INCLUSION OF STUDENTS WITH EDUCATIONAL FRAGILITIES: PRESENTING A QUANTI-QUALITATIVE EXPLORATIVE RESEARCH
C. Girelli, A. Bevilacqua
11:00
CHANGING PERCEPTIONS THROUGH INCLUSIVE LEARNING - I’MPOSSIBLE (INTERNATIONAL PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE’S EDUCATION PROGRAMME)
N. Fuller
11:15
SOURCES OF SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES STUDYING AT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION TO NURTURE SELF-DETERMINATION AND SELF-ADVOCACY
P. Shavit, A. Moshe
11:30
THE POTENTIAL OF THE TESLA AUTHENTICATION SYSTEM TO SUPPORT ACCESS TO E-ASSESSMENT FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS AND DISABILITIES (SOFIA UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE)
R. Peytcheva-Forsyth, B. Yovkova, T. Ladonlahti
Special Education Professionals Development
Session time: Friday, 17th of November from 12:15 to 13:45 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

12:15
MENTORING MODEL BUILDS EFFICACIOUS TEACHER LEADERS AND SUPPORTS TEACHER CANDIDATES DEVELOPMENT
K. Colucci, E. M. Doone
12:30
THE IMPACT OF A THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL TRAINING COURSE ON THE ROLE PERCEPTION OF INCLUSION ASSISTANTS
P. Licht, A. Moshe
12:45
TEACHERS’ PERSONAL COMPETENCE MANIFESTATIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT: PILOT STUDY
D. Bethere, L. Pavitola, S. Usca
13:00
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL TRAINING FOR INCLUSION ASSISTANTS WHO WORK WITH SPECIAL-NEEDS STUDENTS
A. Moshe
Oral Sessions friday afternoon
Inclusive Learning (1)
Session time: Friday, 17th of November from 15:00 to 16:30 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

15:00
ORAL HISTORY AS A METHOD OF GENERATING AUTHENTIC UNDERSTANDING OF "OTHERS"
T. Griego-Jones
15:15
BRIDGING GAPS: TRAINEE MANDARIN TEACHERS FROM CHINA TEACH CHINESE TO EDUCATIONALLY DISADVANTAGED PUPILS IN AN IRISH LANGUAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL
C. Dawson
15:30
ENHANCING MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION OF TEACHER EDUCATION STUDENTS, THROUGH HIGHER EDUCATION PARTNERSHIPS, FACULTY EXCHANGES, AND STUDENT STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES
J. Perry Evenstad, C. Sanjurjo
15:45
DEVELOPING INCLUSIVE LAB CLIMATES FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAMS: A NATIONAL STUDY OF COMPUTING FACULTY
A. Rorrer, B. Swan
16:00
SHOULD WE CARE ABOUT TEACHER DIVERSITY?: STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF TEACHERS OF THE SAME RACE
B. Brown, G. Ritter
16:15
EDUCATION FOR TOLERANCE IN ‘RELIGIOUS AND CHARACTER EDUCATION’ IN INDONESIA
L. Parker
Inclusive Learning (2)
Session time: Friday, 17th of November from 17:00 to 18:30 (UTC+01:00)
Session type: ORAL
Room: Andalucia 6

17:00
EDUCATION REFORMS AND EQUITY IN THE UNITED STATES AND ITS TERRITORIES
C. Sanjurjo, J. Perry Evenstad
17:15
STUDY OPPORTUNITIES AND CONDITIONS FOR EFFECTIVE INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS BY MEANS OF E-PLATFORM IN EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT OF SIBERIAN REGION
O. Smolyaninova, E. Bezyzvestnykh
17:30
TŠETANES NAAL AND NEVO TIIJA – A NEW EDUCATIONAL MODEL FOR PROMOTING SOCIAL INCLUSION OF THE FINNISH ROMA
S. Hammar
17:45
THE EFFECT OF GLOBAL MIGRATION ON EDUCATIONAL POLICIES ABOUT LANGUAGE TEACHING AND LEARNING
J. Yturriago, A. Gil Garcia
18:00
MORE EQUAL AND FLUENT EDUCATION PATHS FOR IMMIGRANTS AND ROMA PEOPLE
S. Vilminko
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