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TESOL, a professional association for English language educators, offers a variety of resources and networking opportunities for professionals involved in research.
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- Discuss Your Views: TESOL Quarterly Forum Online
Subscribers can access an online bulletin board to discuss topics raised in the TESOL Quarterly Forum.
- Guide to Professional Development in TESOL
The paths to professionalism in the field of TESOL are as diverse as the profession itself. This guide helps orient readers towards opportunities to enhance professionalism.
- 2005 Research Symposium Program
This page contains a list of session descriptions and presenters for the TESOL Research Symposium Program, held Tuesday March 29, 2005, in San Antonio, Texas, in the United States.
- Selected References and Web Sites
References on standards and assessment policies and practice, teacher and classroom discourse analysis, and language and literacy development.
- Mary McGroarty -- Northern Arizona University (PDF)
Rigor does not mean mortis: Uses and abuses of quantitative information in L2 research
- TESOL Award for Distinguished Research
Any TESOL member who has completed an empirical research project and a subsequent scholarly paper that will be published in 2009 in TESOL Quarterly or another scholarly journal is eligible to apply. This award recognizes excellence in any area of research on language teaching and learning. The award is sponsored by Heinle, a part of Cengage Learning.
- TESOL Award for Teacher as Classroom Action Researcher
Any instructor who is a TESOL member, who has at least 5 years of English language teaching experience, and who has completed a significant classroom action research project is eligible to apply. This award recognizes excellence in action research on English language teaching and learning in an ESL/EFL classroom. The award is sponsored by the College Board.
- The TESOL Quarterly Dialogues: Rethinking Issues of Language, Culture, and Power
This volume brings teaching theory and teaching practice together in a mutually informative way. TESOL Quarterly readers and writers discuss, in the form of written dialogue, the influence each has had on the other. These readers and writers are teacher researchers, teacher educators, and research analysts. Their dialogues demonstrate that practical experience can deepen understanding of theory and lead practitioners to question its tenets.
- How to Get Copies of TESOL Quarterly Articles
Information for subscribers and nonsubscribers on where to get copies of individual TESOL Quarterly articles.
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