Presentation Topics
A. Language Policy, Planning, and Sociolinguistics
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▷ Language Planning and Policy
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▷ Plurilingualism and Translanguaging
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▷ World Englishes and English as a Lingua Franca
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▷ Multilingual and Multicultural Education
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▷ The Relationship Between Native Culture and Foreign Culture in ELT
B. Teaching Methodologies and Curriculum Design
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▷ Methodologies and Teaching Approaches
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▷ Curriculum and Syllabus Design
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▷ EFL Materials Design
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▷ English for Academic and Specific Purposes
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▷ Teaching Younger Learners
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▷ Language Assessment and Evaluation
C. Language Learning and Development
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▷ Second Language Acquisition and Literacy Development
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▷ Intercultural Communication and Global Competencies
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▷ Creativity and Critical Literacies
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▷ Intercultural Critical Thinking Competence
D. Inclusivity and Well-Being in Education
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▷ Working with Special Needs Students
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▷ Inclusivity in the Classroom
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▷ Teacher and Student Well-Being and Mental Health
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▷ Social and Emotional Learning
E. Teacher Education and Professional Development
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▷ Teacher Education and Professional Development
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▷ Language Teacher Beliefs and Teaching Practices
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▷ Sustainable Professional Practices
F. Technology and Digital Innovations in Language Education
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▷ Digital Literacies and Language Learning Technology
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▷ AI in Language Teaching and Learning
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▷ Ethics of AI application in Language Education
▷ Equity and Access in Digital Language Learning
Forms of Presentation
a. Papers (20 minutes):
- Detailed presentations sharing research findings.
- Includes time for Q&A.
b. Workshops (60 minutes):
- Interactive sessions with hands-on activities.
- Designed for skill-building and practical learning.
- Includes time for Q&A.
c. Colloquia/Symposia (90 minutes):
- Extended sessions with multiple talks on a common theme.
- Followed by a discussion period.
- Includes time for Q&A.
d. Multimodal Posters (90 minutes):
- Visual presentations combining text, images, and other media.
- Presenters discuss their work with attendees.
- Includes time for Q&A.
Proposal Submission
Abstracts should be no more than 250 words. All proposals should be submitted online via the submission system at the AsiaTEFL 2026 official website: http://www.asiatefl2026.org
Please submit your proposals as early as possible. We will notify successful applicants on a rolling basis, so that those colleagues planning to apply for financial assistance to their local agencies may enjoy longer time to prepare their applications.
Proposal submission deadline: December 31, 2025
Proposal acceptance notification: No later than January31, 2026
Working language:English
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