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International Conference on Linguistics and Foreign Language Teaching

📅 11–12 Mar 2027 📍 Glasgow, UK 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores contemporary methodologies in language teaching, emphasizing innovative practices that enhance learner engagement and outcomes. Contributions may include case studies, theoretical frameworks, and empirical research on effective teaching strategies.

Focusing on cognitive linguistics, this track examines how cognitive processes influence language acquisition and learning. Papers may address topics such as mental spaces, conceptual blending, and the role of cognition in language development.

This track investigates the importance of intercultural competence in language education, highlighting pedagogical approaches that foster cultural awareness. Submissions may include theoretical discussions and practical applications in diverse educational contexts.

This track focuses on the methodologies and practices of language testing and assessment, exploring their impact on teaching and learning. Contributions may include innovative assessment tools, evaluation frameworks, and research on assessment outcomes.

This track delves into the role of discourse analysis in understanding language use in educational settings. Papers may explore how discourse shapes classroom interactions, learning environments, and language teaching practices.

Focusing on the design and implementation of language curricula, this track invites discussions on curriculum innovation and effectiveness. Contributions may include case studies, theoretical insights, and practical challenges faced in curriculum development.

This track explores the concepts of independent and autonomous learning within language education, emphasizing strategies that promote learner autonomy. Submissions may include research on learner motivation, self-directed learning, and technology integration.

This track addresses issues related to language development, impairment, and loss, focusing on both theoretical and practical implications. Contributions may include studies on language attrition, intervention strategies, and the impact of impairment on learning.

This track investigates the role of metaphor and metonymy in language learning, exploring their significance in comprehension and production. Papers may address cognitive, linguistic, and pedagogical perspectives on these figurative language elements.

This track examines the intersection of literature and language teaching, highlighting how literary texts can enhance language learning. Contributions may include analyses of literary approaches, curriculum integration, and the role of literature in fostering critical thinking.

Focusing on pragmatics, this track explores how understanding language use in context can enhance language teaching and learning. Papers may discuss pragmatic competence, communicative strategies, and the implications for curriculum design.