The document provides the schedule for a one-day conference on Friday 11th September 2015 at the Berrick Saul Building at the University of York. The schedule lists various oral presentations, workshops, and plenary sessions taking place between 9:30am and 6pm across three rooms and a computer lab on topics related to education, syntax, sociolinguistics, phonetics, and pragmatics. A poster session and wine reception are scheduled between 6-6:30pm, followed by an optional conference dinner.
2023 ALAK International Conference Language, Science and Technology in Applied Linguistics: Language Experiment and Artificial Intelligence (응용언어학에서의 언어, 과학, 기술: 언어실험과 인공지능)
The document provides the schedule for a one-day conference on Friday 11th September 2015 at the Berrick Saul Building at the University of York. The schedule lists various oral presentations, workshops, and plenary sessions taking place between 9:30am and 6pm across three rooms and a computer lab on topics related to education, syntax, sociolinguistics, phonetics, and pragmatics. A poster session and wine reception are scheduled between 6-6:30pm, followed by an optional conference dinner.
The document provides the schedule for a one-day conference on Friday 11th September 2015 at the Berrick Saul Building at the University of York. The schedule lists various oral presentations, workshops, and plenary sessions taking place between 9:30am and 6pm across three rooms and a computer lab on topics related to education, syntax, sociolinguistics, phonetics, and pragmatics. A poster session and wine reception are scheduled between 6-6:30pm, followed by an optional conference dinner.
The document provides the schedule for a one-day conference on Friday 11th September 2015 at the Berrick Saul Building at the University of York. The schedule lists various oral presentations, workshops, and plenary sessions taking place between 9:30am and 6pm across three rooms and a computer lab on topics related to education, syntax, sociolinguistics, phonetics, and pragmatics. A poster session and wine reception are scheduled between 6-6:30pm, followed by an optional conference dinner.
Berrick Saul Building, University of York 08:30- Berrick Saul Building foyer 09:30 Registration and welcome Oral presentations Bowland Auditorium BS/008 The Treehouse EDUCATION SYNTAX SOCIOLINGUISTICS Abby (Ping) Wang Ezekiel Panitz Andy Law University of York University College University of York London 09:30- Improving logic and Correlations between actual and 10:00 coherence in written Strong Islands as perceived sexual orientation, discourse by EFL/ESL absolute barriers to phonetic characteristics and Chinese speakers - An movement: Evidence speaker and listener intervention programme from Reconstruction sociodemographic characteristics Adrienne Gerrard Elliot Murphy James Tompkinson University of Stirling University College University of York 10:00- London 10:30 Social Class Identities Accent, context and the perception and Second Language Rhythmic Syntax of threatening speech acts Education George Aberi Miyuki Kamiya Grace Wood Victoria University of University of York University of York Computer Lab Wellington V/C/022 10:30- Intertextuality and Japanese minetics as Accent Discrimination in the U.S 11:00 Ideological Becoming: prenominal modifiers and U.K The Case of Kenya’s Dr Luca Rognoni Intertextual interactions (Appen) with the United Nations Charalampia Karagianni, Chen Wang Katherine Weinberg Kings College London Queen Mary University University of York Praat Workshop What does GAL of London 11:00- teaching mean to Perception of threat in African teachers and how do The Event Structure of American Vernacular English and 11:30 they deal with this in Le: An Exo-skeletal Standard American English their mainstream Approach classroom? 11:30- Berrick Saul Building foyer 12:00 Coffee Break Bowland Auditorium Plenary 1: Professor Leah Roberts 12:00- (University of York) 13:00 Acquisition and processing of pronouns in real-time first and second language learners 13:00- The Treehouse 14:00 Lunch Oral Presentations Bowland Auditorium BS/007 BS/008 The Treehouse EDUCATION SYNTAX PHONETICS/PHONOLOGY PRAGMATICS Veronica Garcia Karolina Grzech llaria Compagnoni Giulio Dulcinati, Castro SOAS, University of SOAS, University of London Nausicaa Pouscoulous, University of York London Richard Breheny 14:00- Investigating the production of University College Individual Differences The non-evidential the long liquid segments [ll], London 14:30 and the Intake of meaning of the Tena [rr] and [ʎ] in Italian in Quantity Implicature Novel Words in L2 Kichwa ‘direct multilingua and expectations or Written Input evidential’ explicitness Khawla Badwan Anwar Aljadani Hamid Twana Balantani Angeliki University of Leeds University of York University of Newcastle University of Essex
Towards a The Acquisition of the Prosodic Inconsistency in ‘Ela’ + (re) + name
14:30- pedagogically ‘honest’ Arabic Dative Central Kurdish 15:00 education: English Alternation by Native language education as Speakers of English preparation for the unpredictable Samantha Seiter Jirada Suntornsawet Hariri Nisrin University of Oxford University of York University of Leicester 15:00- Stakeholders’ The Intelligibility of Thai 15:30 attitudes towards EMI English Pronunciation to Apologies in Saudi for academic subjects Native and Non-Native Academic Emails in the Japanese Speakers of English tertiary context Fatma Said Chang Seok Choi Pontus Andersson University of York University of York University of Helsinki The functions of Wordless Language as musical 15:30- multiple languages sound Metapragmatically 16:00 during family engaging with mealtime gender norms in conversations: A Japanese language sociolinguistic study textbooks The Treehouse 16:00- Poster Presentations & Coffee Break 17:00 (see below for poster titles) Bowland Auditorium 17:00- Plenary 2: Professor Andrew Linn 18:00 (University of Sheffield) Parallelingualism: What can Nordic Language Policy Learn from its Past? 18:00- Berrick Saul Building foyer 18:30 Wine reception, information stands Conference dinner at Cosmo Restaurant (Not included in conference registration; must be registered for separately) 19:00 till Cosmo Restaurant late 19 Bridge Street, York, YO1 6DA Poster Presentations Benat Garaio Mendizabal SOAS, University of London The 'Invisible Languages of Europe' and the Role of the ECRML Haia Alzaidi University of Newcastle Repeated Attempts to Address The Same Trouble Source in Second Language Online Video Chat Rhiannon Lee University of Cardiff Mental Illness, Police Scepticism, and Scrounging: The Conflation of Mental Illness and Deviancy within Online Police Discourse Zoe Katherine Adams Queen Mary University of London The Persuasiveness of UK Accents in Enhancing Parental Self-Efficacy towards Children's Oral Health Elizabeth Torrico-Avila University of Southampton Discursive Construction of Fear by the Victims of the Chilean Military Regime Jac Mantle University of York The Acoustic Characteristics of Vowels in Speech Following Intra-Oral Cancer Surgery Sami B Al-Hasnawi University of Southampton Kachro’s Circles of English Revisited: Influence of English as a Lingua Franca (ELF)
2023 ALAK International Conference Language, Science and Technology in Applied Linguistics: Language Experiment and Artificial Intelligence (응용언어학에서의 언어, 과학, 기술: 언어실험과 인공지능)