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IATEFL 2018 This is your guide to the next four days with us. Listen to talks by our leading ELT experts and learn about our latest digital innovations.

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Talks

TALKS

Tuesday 10 April

Time

The ESL classroom: going beyond the text CHRISTOPHER BARKER

IELTS General Training Writing Task 1: rising to challenges SARAH PHILPOT

Wednesday 11 April

Time

10.40–11.25 Balmoral, Hilton Brighton Metropole

Empowering girls and women with English language education in China

10.20–10.50 Room 3, Brighton Centre

10.40–11.25 Room 1, Brighton Centre

Integrating life skills into English language programmes

Room

Silvana Richardson and Gabriel Diaz 11.25–11.55 Stand 26 Maggioli discuss teacher development Coffee break Hyper polyglots: what can they teach us?

12.40–13.10

SCOTT THORNBURY

Tell us what you want, what you really, really want

12.40–13.10

KAREN BARNS, TRISTAN ESTALL

Oxford, Hilton Brighton Metropole Syndicate 2, Brighton Centre

Peter Watkins and Herbert Puchta discuss teacher development books

13.10–14.10 Lunch break

How to get teenagers talking

14.55–15.40 Balmoral, Hilton Brighton Metropole

GWENDYDD CAUDWELL

Changing the right things or changing things right? SINEM ATAMSOY KOSAN

Stand 26

Oxford, Hilton Brighton Metropole

17.40–18.10

Oxford, Hilton Brighton Metropole

STUART VINNIE

Teaching IELTS to lower levels CLAIRE WIJAYATILAKE, SUSAN HUTCHISON

Auditorium 2, Brighton Centre

Using controlled grammar exercises to 12.05–12.50 Balmoral, pick up the pace Hilton Brighton JOSEPH CHAPPLE Metropole Safe speaking environments – What? Why? How?

14.15–14.45

ZOLTAN DORNYEI Designing tests to encourage collaborative discussions among A2 learners IVANA VIDAKOVIC, KATHRYN DAVIES

ADRIAN DOFF

14.55–15.40 Syndicate 4, Brighton Centre

16.55–17.25

11.05–11.35

BEN KNIGHT

Helping learners to listen

Just like me: near-peers as role models 15.55–16.25 Hall 4, and content creators Hilton Brighton LAURA PATSKO, BEN GOLDSTEIN Metropole Does exam practice make perfect? Depends on the practice

XIANGDONG GU

Room

Durham, Hilton Brighton Metropole

16.00–16.30 Room 1, Brighton Centre 16.00–16.30 Balmoral, Hilton Brighton Metropole

WEDNESDAY | STAND 26

Calling all exam teachers!

Your chance to tell us what we could do better and get your teacher support pack. Meet the team behind official preparation materials for Cambridge English Qualifications and IELTS.

TUESDAY–THURSDAY | STAND 26 TUESDAY | STAND 26

Scott Thornbury book signing!

16.25–16.55 Scott Thornbury will be signing copies of his new pocket book (available at our stand with a 50% discount) during Tuesday’s afternoon coffee break.

Collect your free classroom poster and win a Cambridge Satchel Our free poster with online activities is a great teaching tool for your classroom. Everyone who collects their free poster from stand 26 will be entered into a prize draw to win one of three Cambridge Satchels.

Talks

Thursday 12 April

Friday 13 April

Time

10.20–10.50 Oxford, Hilton Brighton SILVANA RICHARDSON, GABRIEL DIAZ MAGGIOLI Metropole

Teacher training in the 21st century – is CELTA still relevant?

10.20–10.50 Dukes, Hilton Brighton Metropole

Access to English for refugees & asylum seekers

Avoiding lumps in your ELT blend: rethinking blended course implementation

Time

Room

Inspired professional development: the road ahead

SARAH ROGERSON, CHLOE SHAW

11.05–11.35

Room 6, Brighton Centre

CLARE HARRISON

MATTHEW ELLMAN

Learning by design: creating a virtuous 12.05–12.35 Room 1, circle for progression Brighton Centre SIAN MORGAN, RON ZERONIS

Feedback and motivation for Young Learners

What can data tell us about online learning?

12.05–12.35 Oxford, Hilton Brighton Metropole

Unlocking and enabling critical thinking in EAP students

12.50–13.20 Oxford, Hilton Brighton Metropole

Using collaborative work to maximize impact on short IELTS courses

15.20–15.50 Lancaster, Hilton Brighton Metropole

Spotlight on creative drama. Bringing stories to life

GORDON LEWIS, CAROLINE THIRIAU

To ‘errr’ is human: strategies for higher-level IELTS speaking success GREG ARCHER Latin American language reform: success stories from a changing environment JOSÉ ALBERTO COSTA, EVELINA GALACZI

Fit for purpose: designing tests for online language learning MAGGIE DUNLOP, KATE INGHAM

AKEELA CADER

RACHEL JEFFRIES

16.20–16.50 Auditorium 2, Brighton Centre

THURSDAY | STAND 26

Chat to our academic English experts!

TUESDAY–THURSDAY STAND 84–86

50% off books ELT Cambridge books and material from our partnered stand, The Bournemouth English Book Centre.

Are you a teacher of academic English? Come and speak to our experts at the stand. They’ll be available to answer your questions and to share information about research, impact studies, global trends, our new publishing, and the resources available to support teachers of academic English.

Brighton up your day with a free ice cream! 11.00–16.00 daily

10.20–10.50 Oxford, Hilton Brighton Metropole 11.05–11.35

Dukes, Hilton Brighton Metropole

11.05–11.35

Oxford, Hilton Brighton Metropole

LYNNE STEVENSON, SARAH ALBRECHT

TAM CONNERS-SADEK

Room

12.05–12.50 Cambridge, Hilton Brighton Metropole 12.05–12.50 Balmoral, Hilton Brighton Metropole

PANEL DISCUSSION

What will language learning look like in the future?

Join the party!

Pop-up talks from Cambridge Assessment English

Evening party hosted by Cambridge Assessment English

Be the first to find out how you and your learners can benefit from our latest tech innovations for teaching, learning and assessment. Listen to our cutting-edge talks during your coffee and lunch breaks. Pop-up talk stage, exhibition hall

Wednesday 11 April 18.30–late Komedia Brighton

Wednesday 11 April Experiential learning: VR and ELT 11.45 | MARY WHITESIDE

Speaking with robots: Tech for talking

What are your plans for the future? How do you see your role in ELT changing? Cambridge Assessment English in collaboration with ELTjam will be showcasing perspectives on the future of learning and assessment. Join us for a relaxed evening of discussion, networking, music and refreshments.

13.40 | DAN FROST

Thursday 12 April Reading screens: The future of the written word 11.45 | ED JONES

Game on: A new world of learning and assessment 14.00 | MARY WHITESIDE

Inspiring assessment, personalising learning

Collect your free ticket from stand 26

16.00 | TOM BOOTH

TUESDAY–THURSDAY | STAND 26

Quiz your way to the top and win an Amazon Echo Dot! Go head to head with IATEFL delegates and quiz yourself on your digital knowledge with our Quiz your English app. 1. Download the app 2. Log in and go to Settings 3. Select Join a group 4. Enter code IATEFL18 5. Play the Digital Teacher topic! Reach the top of our Digital Teacher leader board by 12.00 GMT+1 Thursday 12 April to win. See our competition terms and conditions at: bit.ly/quiztandc

Visit our stand to find out more and play the app on our giant iPad!