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Breakfast With TESOL’s Best
Start your day with a traditional New Orleans beignet and Chicory coffee, and gather with a small, casual group of colleagues to discuss a current topic of interest with a leading TESOL expert.
Tickets to Breakfast With TESOL’s Best cost $40 each. A continental breakfast is provided. Each breakfast topic is limited to nine attendees. Breakfasts will take place 7:30 am–8:15 am Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in the Hilton New Orleans Riverside Hotel. Tickets are not transferable and are only valid for the breakfast session printed on each ticket.
Tickets to Breakfast With TESOL’s Best that are not sold can be purchased on-site at the TESOL registration desk. These breakfasts sell out quickly, so register early.
Thursday, March 17
| Session# |
Presenter |
Topic |
47 |
Michelle Bell |
Using a Content-Based Approach for Academic English Instruction |
48 |
Jane Hoelker |
How Do Teachers Know What to Do? |
49 |
Greg Kessler |
Promoting Collaboration and Autonomy Through Computer-Assisted Language Learning |
51 |
Rachel Wood |
Teaching and Assessing Academic and Content-Based Vocabulary |
52 |
Johnette Downing |
Using Music in the Elementary Classroom to Teach Language |
53 |
Thomas Orr |
Creative New Ideas for Improving Yourself Professionally |
54 |
Beverly Derewianka |
Using Functional Grammar in the Classroom |
Friday, March 18
| Session# |
Presenter |
Topic |
56 |
Betty Ansin Smallwood |
Effective ESL Program Models, K–8: Findings From TESOL's 2010 Survey |
57 |
Margarita Calderon |
Teaching Vocabulary Before, During, and After Reading |
59 |
Amy Schlessman |
Exploring Assessment of ELL/ESL Innovation and Creativity |
60 |
Tom Schroeder |
Myers-Briggs Type Indicators and Learning Styles |
61 |
Walt Wolfram |
Incorporating Dialect Diversity in TESOL |
62 |
Thomas Orr |
Improving Yourself Professionally in English for Science and Technology |
Saturday, March 19
| Session# |
Presenter |
Topic |
65 |
Judie Haynes |
Strategies for Teaching ELLs Across Content Areas |
66 |
Ke Xu |
China's Educational System and Its Foreign Language Education Policy |
67 |
Janet Zadina |
Using Brain Research to Enhance and Energize Language Instruction |
68 |
Thomas Orr |
Improving Yourself Professionally in Program Administration |
69 |
Helen Fraser |
Teaching Pronunciation: What Works, What Doesn't, and Why |
70 |
Effie Papatzikou Cochran |
Forensic Linguistics |
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