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Rappel : Gares > Aix centre

cspringer | 03 septembre, 2008 20:29

From Aix railway station (TGV)
You can take the bus to Aix town center directly from the station.
http://www.lest.cnrs.fr/aaa-sudasud/Tgv.pdf
Monday to sunday - Journey time : 15  mn approximately
Departures every 1/2 hour from 5.40am to 00.45 pm
Departure at 10 and 40 of each hour
Fare one way : 3,80 Euros
You  will have to stop at Aix bus station which is the last stop.

From Marseille railway station (St Charles TGV)
You can take the shuttle Aix-Marseille cartreize from the Porte d’Aix (5-10 minutes walk from the station). http://www.navetteaixmarseille.com/pdf/RDT13_NavetteAixMarseille_Autoroute_2007.pdf
Journey time : 30 mn approximately
The final stop is at the bus station
Fare one way : 4,60 Euros

Once at the bus station in Aix:
To get to the town center, you can either walk or take a bus, depending on the location of your hotel.
Here are the maps of the bus lines in Aix:
http://www.aixenbus.com/votre_voyage/plan/plan_de_reseau

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Rappel : Aéroport Marseille > Aix centre

cspringer | 03 septembre, 2008 20:24

From the Marseille-Marignane airport
At the airport, you can take the shuttle to Aix.
Airport > Aix-TGV Rail Station> Aix-en-Provence Bus Station      
Tel : +33 (0)4 42 14 31 27
http://www.mrsairport.com/eng/acces/acces_bus.jsp
Monday to sunday - Journey time : 30 mn approximately
Departures every 1/2 hour from 5.30am to 11.30pm
Departure at 00 and 30 of each hour
Fare one way : 7,80 Euros
You will have to stop at Aix bus station which is the last stop. Make sure you don’t stop at Aix railway (TGV) station which is very remote.

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Language learning roundtable meeting

cspringer | 29 août, 2008 22:47

Programme Timeline (September 10, 2008, 1:45 – 5:30 p.m.)
1:45 – 2:00    Opening    Jan Hulstijn & Daniel Véronique
2:00 – 3:30    Discussion session 1, about the pros and cons of linking SLA research on acquisition orders to proficiency levels, as defined by the CEFR    Chair: Jan Hulstijn
2:00 – 3:00    Panel members give their views    

List of members (in alphabetical order): Jonas Granfeldt, Lund University (Sweden); Maisa Martin, University of Jyväskylä (Finland); Günter Nold, University of Dortmundt (Germany); Gabriele Pallotti, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy); Rob Schoonen, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands); Claude Springer, Université de Provence (France)

3:00 – 3:30    Discussion with the audience    
3:30 – 4:30    Poster session and refreshments    

List of posters :

1. Inge Bartning & Fanny Forsberg, University of Stockholm (Sweden) Linguistic features characteristic of the CEFR-levels
2. Florencia Franceschina & Maisa Martin, University of Jyväskylä (Finland) A crosslinguistic investigation of negation as a marker of L2 proficiency level in L2 English and L2 Finnish
3. Jonas Granfeldt & Pierre Nugues, Lund University (Sweden) Working with the CEFR proficiency levels in written L2 French: Some insights from the Direkt Profil project
4. Folkert Kuiken & Ineke Vedder, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) Communicative adequacy and linguistic complexity in the written output of L2 learners of Dutch and Italian
5. Sabine Lopez, Université Pierre et Marie Curie – Paris VI (France) Are there any links between the CEF scale and the developmental stages defined by SLA researches? A study case in FFL.
6. Günter Nold, University of Dortmund (Germany) Morpho-syntactic structures at different levels of the CEFR - Results from the Speaking Test of the DESI Research Project
7. Gabriele Pallotti, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy)
Scales for profiling interlanguage development and their relationship to CEFR scales
8. Rob Schoonen , Nivja de Jong, Margarita Steinel, Arjen Florijn, & Jan Hulstijn (Netherlands) The compositional nature of speaking ability
9. Claude Springer, Université de Provence (France) Realisation of an evaluation grid for written production related to the CEF (B1 / C2) for the italian state examination (upper secondary school), Aosta. Action-research project, 2004-2008


4:30 – 5:30    Discussion session 2, about the list of claims put forward by Jan Hulstijn. Panel members and audience give their views.    Chair: Daniel Véronique

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Atelier Doctorants / Doctoral workshop

cspringer | 29 août, 2008 19:54

Mercredi / Wedenesday 10 septembre 9h - 12h30


Doctoral Workshops / Ateliers des doctorants

Session 1  Papadopoulou, Zafeiroula « Y a-t-il une influence translinguistique au niveau grammatical ? »    

Session 2  Hellerstedt, Maria  « Les verbes de position  - un outil de mesure de l’évolution monolingue et bilingue »  

Session 3  Caspi, Tal  « A Dynamic Perspective on Second Language Writing and Vocabulary Development »    

Session 4  Engel, Hugues « Etude de l’acquisition de la dislocation en français L2 : problèmes méthodologiques »

Session 1  Monney Lolo « Démarche méthodologique pour l’évaluation d’un curriculum langagier plurilingue »    

Session 2  Poletto, Giampaolo  « On Humour and Communication Strategies in a Language Classroom »

Session 3  Kaglik, Anna  « Le résultat final de l’acquisition de la prosodie en L2; l’âge , la distance typologique ou la motivation ? Quel facteur pour expliquer la réussite en L2 ? »

Session 4  Di Tillio, Mariluz   « Méthodologie pour l’étude de la cohésion anaphorique à l’écrit : récits d’apprenants de FLE »
Discutants    Session 1 : Claude Springer  ; Session 2 :  David Singleton  ; Session 3 :  Daniel Véronique  ;  Jean-Marc Dewaele : Session 4

Session 1  Rankin « Word Order Optionality in Advanced German Learner English – A Corpus Study »     

Session 2  Kelly-Coll « Focus of Attention in SLA – a Novel Approach »  

Session 3  Tahery « L’analyse de la morphologie verbale dans une perspective fonctionnaliste »  

Session 4  Ngo Ngok Graux, Elisabeth « Un corpus de camfranglais à l’épreuve de la transcription »

Session 1  Thoday « The Acquisition of the German Passive in a Formal Learning Context »

Session 2  Agiasophiti « Combining Input Enhancement with Processing Instruction»  

Session 3  Saddour, Ines « Marquage de simultanéité dans le discours arabe tunisien L1 et en français L2 par des apprenants adultes tunisiens »  

Session 4  Cavaheiro, Mélanie  « Le ‘français véhiculaire’ de Oudagoudou, Burkina Faso : entre oralité et pratiques scripturales »

Session 4  Mroue, Mariam  « Enjeux méthodologiques d’une étude linguistique sur un corpus d’écrits de recherche »

Discutants   Session 1 :  Monika Schmid  ; Session 2 :   Vivian Cook  ; Session 3 :   Maria Kihlstedt ; Session 4 :  Alain Giacomi

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Final Programme

cspringer | 29 août, 2008 16:16

EUROSLA 18 Final Programme

Programme à imprimer/to be printed Programme Eurosla18 révisé 25 Août 2008.doc

 

Mercredi/ Wednesday 10 Septembre

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Jeudi/ Thursday 11 Septembre


9h15 - 10h15 : Tribute to / Hommage à Clive PERDUE

Ahmadi, Newsha; Housen, Alex : The effects and effectiveness of contrastive Form-Focused instruction
Cosereanu, Elena : Contexte d’apprentissage (endolingue/exolingue) et interactions négociées
Ewert, Anna; Bromberek-Dyzman, Katarzyna, Singleton, David : Understanding conversational implicatures in two languages
Fuhrmann, Sarah : The present perfect in L2 English on Cyprus
Gunnarsson, Cecilia; Soum, Christiane; Camps, Jeff; Largy Pierre : Is the liaison of any help when marking the plural in written L2 French
Jaensch, Carol : L3 acquisition of grammatical gender in German – can L2 English really he
Lindqvist, Christina : La richesse lexicale dans la production orale d’apprenants avancés de français
Rogers, Vivienne : Adverb placement in English L2 learners of French
Scotti Jurić, Rita; Ambrosi-Randić, Neala : Sociolinguistic elements / scopes in natural and institutional context of the of the Italian language in a Croatian sample
Tenfjord, Kari; Hagen, Jon Erik; Golden, Anne : ASK – a Language Learner Corpus of Norwegian
Tragant, E; Torras, M.R; Munoz, C.; Lindgren, E.; Lopriore, L. : Learner profiles from early language learning situations
Yalçýn, Perihan : Etude sur l’apprentissage et l’enseignement du vocabulaire dans la classe de langue

Marianne Gullberg : The relevance of gestures to SLA research

Déjeuner / Lunch : 12h - 13h30

Simona Pekarek-Doehler : ‘CA –for-SLA’ : Vers une redéfinition du ‘L’ et du ‘A’ de SLA dans l’optique de l’analyse conversationnelle


Salle / Room 1
Stutterheim, Christiane ; Carroll, Mary & Lambert Monique    Impact of language specific principles of text organisation on ultimate attainment in L2
Vatz, Karen    Grammatical gender representation and processing in advanced learners of French

Salle / Room 2
Carroll, Susanne E.    Naming: a first exposure study
Rozovski-Roitblat, Bella & Laufer, Batia    Long-term Retention of New Words: number of encounters or type of encounters?

Salle / Room  3
Martínez-Flor, Alicia    Collecting FL pragmatic production data: Phone messages versus email tasks
Kinginger, Celeste & Malone, Mary Kathryn    Narratives and the development of speaking ability in study abroad

Salle / Room 4
Adone, Dany & Rah, Anne    Proficiency Effects on Off-Line Relative Clause Attachment Preferences?
Tracy, Rosemarie & Thoma, Dieter    The robustness of German clause structure across acquisition types

Salle / Room 5
Regan, Vera & Ni Chasaide, Caitríona    C’est pas ça: learning context and sociolinguistic variation in French in medium and high proficiency learners.
Ishikawa, Fumiya     L’appropriation du français par des apprenants japonais : recherche comparative sur les processus d’apprentissage en contextes « homoglotte » et « alloglotte »

Break / Pause 15h35 - 15h50

Jeudi/ Thursday 11  Workshop : Advanced/Near-native Varieties – Acquisition and Use 15h50- 18h40

Salle / Room  6
Hyltenstam, Kenneth    A language processing perspective on near-nativenes
Laufer, Batia     Active vocabulary of advanced L2 learners: a happy end, or a dead end?
Pavlenko, Aneta    Advanced and near-native language skills in trilingual speakers: second versus foreign languages
Dewaele, Jean-Marc    The subtle differences in self-reported use and affect in the L1 and L2 of maximally proficient L2 user
Bartning, Inge ; Forsberg, Fanny ; Hancock, Victorine    The interaction between morpho-syntax, discourse and formulaic sequences in very advanced L2 acquisition/use


Salle / Room 1
Gobel, Peter & Mori, Setsuko    Student Perceptions of Success and Failure in Thai and Japanese EFL Classrooms
Slavkov, Nikolay    Medial wh- as a competing representation to target complex questions in L2 English   
Cazzoli-Goeta, Marcela & Young-Scholten Martha    Does native language syntax attrite? Evidence from Spanish-English contact?
Andonova,  Elena ; Janyan, Armina & Popivanov, Ivo    Processing idiom translations in advanced L2 learners
Stengers, Hélène ; Housen, Alex ; Boers, Frank & Eyckmans, June    Assessing the benefits of phrase-learning beyond the EFL classroom

Salle / Room 2
Rosszell, Rory    Combining Extensive Reading and Intensive Vocabulary Study in a Japanese University
Singleton, David & Walsh Polly    Progress and variation in L2 lexical acquisition among Polish migrant children in Ireland
Bacchini, Sylvia    Effects of frequency and input mode on early vocabulary acquisition in L2
Marsden, Emma & David, Annabelle    Vocabulary use and inflectional diversity during L2 conversation in Spanish and French: a cross-sectional study of development
Arkin, Erkan & Gilanlioglu, Ilkay    Enhancing learners’ passive recall and active use of vocabulary: ESL vs. EFL context

Salle / Room 3
Granget, Cyrille    Who benefits from a short study abroad? Evidence from the acquisition of aspect in French L2 / A qui profite le séjour court à l’étranger ? Le cas de l’aspect en français L2
Beattie, John    Evaluating the acquisition of English listening comprehension skills in the framework of the S.A.L.A. Project
Lemée, Isabelle    Acquisition de la variation native : Séjour à l’Etranger ou classe d’Immersion ?
Pérez-Vidal, Carmen    A Stay Abroad Context: Effects On L3 Written Competence
Juan-Garau, Maria    Context and contact effects in oral L3 development after study abroad

Salle / Room 4
Hopp, Holger    Inflectional Variability in L2 Acquisition: Grammatical Impairment vs Processing Difficulty
Snape, Neal ; Garcia-Mayo, Maria del Pilar & Gürel, Ayse    Japanese, Spanish and Turkish L2 acquisition of English generic noun phrases
Jaensch, Carol & Sarko, Ghisseh    Article acquisition in English and German by Japanese, Syrian and French native speakers
Kraš, Tihana     Acquiring the lexicon-syntax interface in the L2
Rosado, Elisa ; Bel, Aurora & Aparici, Melina    Differences and similarities in the non-production of clitics in L1 and L2 Spanish

Salle/ Room 5
Scheffler, Pawel & Cinciala, Marcin    Explicit L2 grammar knowledge and language use
Gökçe, Kurt    Metalinguistic Awareness in a Turkish-English Bilingual Child
Thoma, Dieter    Metacognition in yes/no vocabulary tests
Hokari, Tomohiro, Wakabayashi, Shigenori & Shiboya, Mayumi    What makes prepositions null? : Consideration from null prepositions in pseudo-passive sentences
Bongartz, Cristiane & Kolb, Nadine  Are the mares female ? Generic uses of  [+DEFINITE]  in Childhood L2 Acquisition

EUROSLA GENERAL ASSEMBLY 18h40 - 19h30

Pot d'accueil du Congrès Eurosla 18 / Welcome reception 19h30 - 22h

 

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Vendredi/ Friday 12 


Salle / Room 6

Discussant : J.-M. Dewaele

Moeschler, Jacques  Linguistic meaning and pragmatic interpretation: why is pragmatics relevant in (French) second language teaching
Kecskes, Istvan    Context from a second language user perspective
House, Juliane     Normality’ in interactions in English as a lingua franca
Guillén-Nieto, Victoria    A pragmatic model for the analysis of intercultural communication between Spaniards and Britons
Barron, Anne    Does pragmatic variation have a place in foreign language teaching?

Salle / Room 1
Rothman, Jason & Iverson, Michael    Independent Bi/Multilingualism Normative Assessments, Where Art Thou?
Sarko, Ghisseh     Fluctuation or L1 transfer in the acquisition of English articles? Evidence for L1 transfer
Nilsson, Anna    La lecture des mots translinguistiques chez les apprenants L3

Salle / Room 2
Godfroid, Aline, Boers, Frank & Housen, Alex    An eye for vocabulary: an eye-tracking study into the noticing of L2 lexis.
Papadopoulou, Despina, Roberts, Leah, Tsimpli,  Ianthi & Liszka, Sarah    The role of aspect in subject/object ambiguities: Evidence from an eye-tracking experiment with Greek learners of English
Yusa, Noriaki ; Koizumi, Masatoshi ; Kim, Jungho ; Sakai Yumi ; Kimura, Naoki ; Horie, Kaoru ; Sato, Shigeru ; Kawashima, Ryuta & Hagiwara, Hiroko    A Neurological Index of Instructed SLA: Evidence from MRI

Salle /Room 3
Bonnesen, Matthias    The Acquisition of Negation and Finiteness in Early Child L2
Ferrari, Stefania    A longitudinal study of second language learner complexity and accuracy development
Rogers, Vivienne    Adverb placement in English L2 learners of French

Salle / Room 4

Villarreal Olaizola, Izaskun & Garcia-Mayo, Maria del Pilar    Acquiring tense and agreement in L3 English: Does type of input matter?
Sanchez, Laura    Input effects on the rate of acquisition of written competence in English as a second non-native language”
Rast, Rebekah & Dommergues, Jean-Yves    The effects of linguistic experience on the perception of English accent variation by non-native speakers.

Salle / Room 5
Richter, Julia    Phonetic Reduction in L2 German
Shoemaker, Ellenor    Acoustic cues to speech segmentation in French
Leonard Cook, Anna, Corley, Martin, Ota, Mitsuhiko & Sorace, Antonella    Integrating Statistical and Implicit Learning Research

Pause / Break 10h40 - 11h


Salle / Room 1
Alferink, Inge ; McCafferty, Steeve ; Tellier, Marion & De bot, Kees    The recognition of first and second languages on the basis of gestures
Macedonia, Manuela    The Mnemonic Effect of Self-Performed Gestures in Foreign Language Learning

Salle / Room 2
Puttemans, Theodoor    Reconnaissance de mots néerlandais par des apprenants francophones débutants
David, Annabelle    Receptive lexical knowledge in university students learning French as an L2

Salle / room 3
Merel, Kejzer & Berry, Liza    Reduced redundancy in non-native English-medium university lecturers
Valls, Margalida, Roquet, Helena & Pérez-Vidal, Carmen    "Transfer of practice" in high school, university and study abroad contexts

Salle / Room 4

Hancock, Victorine & Sanell, Anna    Étude d’adverbes temporels dans le français parlé L1 et L2 : positions et fonctions
Klingler, Dominique    Connexion et dépendance dans des récits produits en français langue seconde par deux étudiantes japonaises

Salle / Room 5
Uyagun, Dilek & Atay, Derin    Differential effects of instruction on Turkish EFL learners’ acquisition of causative /inchoative alternation
Mihaljevic Djigunovic, Jelena & Szpotowicz, Magdalena    Interaction of contextual and individual variables in instructed early SLA

Déjeuner / Lunch12h - 13h30


Monika S. Schmid  Development of linguistic incompetence ? ON L1 attrition and the linguistic system


Salle / Room 6


Christine Dimroth & Sandra Benazzo : Introduction
Starren, Marianne & Natale, Silvie    Acquiring the means to express progressive aspect: L2German-Italian; L2Dutch-French
Dimroth Christine, Schimke Sarah & Verhagen Josje    How do learners cope with complex information structure? Word order and focus particles in L2 German and Dutch
Verhagen, Josje & Schimke Sarah    The acquisition of negation in L2 Dutch, French and German: An elicited-imitation study

Chini, Marina ; Hendriks, Henriette & Watorek, Marzena    The notion of topic in L1 and L2 discourse: an analysis of spatial descriptive discourse
Chen, Aoju     Intonation and information status in learner varieties


Salle  / Room 1
Griggs, Peter & Blanc, Nathalie    Reformulations et apprentissages dans le contexte plurisémiotique d’une classe de langue étrangère.
Berger, Evelyne ; Fasel Lauzon, Virginie ; Pekarek  Doehler, Simona & Steinbach Kohler, Fee    Tracing the development of interactional competence: disagreement sequences in the L2 classroom
Hanson, Ruth    The Effect of Feedback on the Acquisition of Relative Pronouns by Anglophone Second Language Learners of French

Salle / Room 2
Kasai, Chise ; Hasebe, Megumi ; Kim, Dae-Jin ; Lee, Hee-Won & Chung, Hye-Jin    Bilingual cognition – shape / material preference among Japanese and Korean subjects
Odlin, Terence ; Jarvis, Scott & Sanchez Perez, Laura    Just What Is a “Constraint on Transfer”?
Sharwood Smith, Michael    Telling languages apart: the crucial role of context.

Salle / Room 3
Labeau, Emmanuelle    An imperfect mastery: The acquisition of the functions of IMP by Anglophone learners.
Muñoz, Carmen & Gilabert, Roger    The development of progressive aspect by Catalan/Spanish-speaking learners of English
Duperron, Lucile    Perfecting our knowledge of the imperfect: An investigation into the role of semantic complexity

Salle / Room 4
Zeng, Li    Indiscriminate Use of Morphologically Complex and Simplex Reflexives in L2 Chinese by English Speakers
Kemps, Nancy, Housen, Alex & Pierrard, Michel    L’acquisition de formes finies en contexte instructionnel : étude développementale
Oldenkamp, Loes    Inflection in L2 Dutch: the interaction between phonology and morphology

Salle / Room 5
Kihlstedt, Maria    Tense and aspect in late stages of child second language acquisition of French
Conradie, Simone    The L2 acquisition of Afrikaans V2: child vs. adult L2 learners
Sopata, Aldona    The word order: comparing the child second and first language acquisition

Pause / Break 16h10 - 16h30

Salle/ Room 1
Sergeeva, Evgeniya    Conjugaison de pseudo-verbes : quelles stratégies chez les natifs et les apprenants du français ?
Leepuengtham, Wankaew     Les stratégies de compréhension de l’oral chez les Thaïs étudiant le français dans des environnements d’apprentissage multimédias
Hideki Maki, Chise Kasai, Megumi Hasebe, Kenich Goto, Hirotaka Imamaki, Akane Ishikawa, Yumi Kimura & Yasuna Shinoda    Acquisition of Relative Clauses in SLA

Salle / room 2
Astara, Venetsiana & Vassilaki Evgenia    Factors affecting oral and written speech production in learning Greek as L2
Osborne, John & Hilton, Heather    Propositional structure and L2 fluency: findings from a spoken corpus
Roberts, Leah & Lizska Sarah    The on-line processing of temporal violations in the second language (L2)

Salle / Room 3
Almgren, Margareta, Idiazabal, Itziar & Manterola Ibon    La production des récits oraux en L 1 et L 2 en programmes d’immersion basques
Paprocka-Piotrowska, Urszula    Pourquoi les apprenants polonophones du français commencent leurs récits au présent et terminent au passé et vice versa ?
Rosi, Fabiana    Connectionist modelling of Tense-Aspect acquisition in Italian L2

Salle / Room 4
Herschensohn, Julie & Arteaga-Capen, Deborah    Parameter Setting or Transfer in Article Use: Evidence from Three Advanced Speakers of L2 French
Lindström, Eva    Individual variation in the acquisition of gender agreement in French L2: focus on initial stages
Trenkic, Danijela & Pongpairoj, Nattama    Information load as a factor in second language article use

Salle / Room 5
Berthele, Raphael    Investigating interlingual inferencing in unknown but typologically related languages.
Miličević, Maja    Transfer of reflexive morphology in L2 Italian, Serbian and English
De Angelis, Gessica    Accounting for previously known non-native languages in empirical research

CONGRESS DINNER / DINER DU CONGRES 20h

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Samedi/ Saturday 13

Cheryl Frenck-Mestre  Learning French late : Evidence from event-related potential of factors that influence acquisition rate

Salle / Room 1
Edmonds, Amanda    Drawing the line between conventional and formulaic in interlanguage pragmatics

Salle / Room 2
Ortactepe, Deniz & Akyel, Ayse    Effects of an In-service Education Program on EFL Teachers Efficacy and Practice
Masats, Dolors    Does a task-as-a-workplan always develop into a task-in-process?

Salle / Room 3
Bahadir, Gözde     Orientations and executive motivation in L2 learners of Turkish
Piechurska-Kuciel, Ewa    Processing anxieties over 3 years of secondary school instruction

Salle / Room 4
Faraco, Martine & Cavé, Christian    Acquisition de l’intonation : le cas de l’assertion et de la question
Rasier, Laurent    Prosody in second language acquisition: production and perception

Salle / Room 5
Golden, Anne & Lanza, Elizabeth    Identity construction in narratives of second language learners
Schlyter, Suzanne    Temps et aspect dans l’acquisition du français L2 des enfants - comparaison avec (2)L1 et adL2

Pause / Break 11h05 - 11h20

Salle / Room 1
Nuzzo, Elena    Developing internal modification: A longitudinal study in Italian L2 requests
Kasper, Gabriele & Ross, Steven    Addressing Off-Task Uptake in the Oral Proficiency Interview
Turco, Giuseppina    Réalisations formelles du focus chez les apprenants francophones de l’italien L2

Salle / Room 2
Schimke, Sarah    Weak associations between syntactic and morphological finiteness in L2 German
Hendriks, Henriëtte ; Hickmann, Maya & Demagny, Annie-Claude    How English adults learn to express caused motion in French as a second language?
Slabakova, Roumyana    How do we Learn Inflectional Morphology?

Salle / Room 3
Österberg, Rakel    Motivation, Aptitude and Structural Development in Spoken Performance, Spanish L2
Schoonjans, Els ;  Schoonheere, Ellen, Welcomme, Aurélie ; Van Daele, Siska ; Pierrard, Michel & Housen, Alex    Contextual Factors in Second Language Acquisition: A Study of L2 Proficiency Development and L2 Attitudes and Motivations in four different learning contexts
Welcomme, Aurélie ; Schoonheere, Ellen ; Schoonjans, Els ; Housen, Alex & Pierrard, Michel     Le rôle du statut de la L1 sur les compétences, les attitudes et les motivations en L2

Salle / Room 4
Wright, Clare    The role of Working Memory in the process of Second Language Acquisition
Skrzypek, Agnieszka    Phonological short-term memory and the learning of L2 formulaic expressions
Deconinck, Julie ; Boers, Frank & Lindstromberg, Seth    Playing it by ear: Unlocking the mnemonic power of phonemic repetition

Salle / Room 5
Jamjam, Farah, Yilmaz, Gulsen & Schmid, Monika    Multilingualism and Attrition: Moroccan and Turkish Immigrants in the Netherlands
Mehotcheva, Teodora    Foreign language attrition in adult multilingual speakers.

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