EuroSLA 32 conference programme: Thursday 31 August 2023

09:00 - 10:00. Plenary 1

10:00 - 10:30. Poster Session 1 and coffee

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  • Allen Chee et al. Exploring the Relationship Between Teachers' and Students’ Emotional Intelligence and Emotional Vocabulary
  • Marie-Ange Dat et al. Secondary 1 pupils’ spontaneous EFL oral acquisition: the advantage of modelization
  • Vanessa De Wilde. How do learner-internal and learner-external individual differences affect adolescent learners’ L2 English speaking development? - Adense longitudinal study
  • Ann-Kristin Helland Gujord et al. L2 Learners with low educational background
  • Julia Jakob. It’s about time: Exploring refugee L2 learners’ narratives of time through the lens of agency
  • Kathy Kim. Testing the interface of implicit and explicit L2 grammar knowledge and their reciprocal relationship: A one-year longitudinal study
  • Vita Kogan and Nadezda Bragina. A longitudinal exploration of the effects of singing on L2 beginner pronunciation
  • Judit Kormos and Shungo Suzuki. The role of working memory and creativity in written task performance
  • Pierre Largy et al. Une étude exploratoire sur l’impact de la profondeur orthographique et de la complexité morphologique de la L1 sur le traitementmorphographique en français L2
  • Enhao Léger-Zheng and Olga Théophanous. Effect of first language lexicalisation on second language lexical inferencing and acquisition: A study of Frenchspeakinglearners of Chinese as a foreign language
  • Gil-Marie Mercelina et al. Early bilingual Papiamento-Dutch reading development in a post-colonial context
  • Kimberley Mulder et al. Processing reduced speech in the L1 and L2: A combined eye-tracking and ERP study
  • Ian Munby. i-lex: an improved method of assessing L2 learner ability to see connections between words?
  • Akbar Nadjar Hendra et al. Crosslinguistic influence and proficiency in L2 and L3 knowledge of aspect in Japanese
  • Kakia Petinou and Kyriakos Antoniou. Autism and Cognition in Bidialectalism
  • Fei Yuan and Boping Yuan. Local and long-distance classifier-noun agreement in L2 Chinese sentence processing
  • Vera Serrau et al. Does L1 orthographic depth influence L2 orthographic processing of inflected words?
  • Šárka Šimáčková et al. A longitudinal study of preschool learners’ L1-L2 vowel production
  • Neal Snape et al. The Instructed Learning of Form–Function Mappings of L2 English Generic NPs
  • Glenn Starr and Emilie Destruel. Exploring receptivity to adjectival scales in L2 implicature derivation
  • Lari-Valtteri Suhonen. Multilingual experience results in early noticing and resolution of translation ambiguity in vocabulary learning
  • Anita Thomas and France Rousset. Linguistic and interactional development of interrogatives in French L2: proficiency or exposure?
  • Katie Von Holzen et al. Lexical overlap in foreign language speech segmentation in primary-level students
  • Hilary Walton. French Immersion vs. Core French L2 Accentedness: Proficiency Scores and Native Speaker Ratings
  • Yeqiu Zheng et al. The value of sign and print: Language proficiency predicts deaf signers’ occupational prestige and income

11:00. Parallel Sessions 1

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

The effects and the effectiveness of different types of instruction on the acquisition of L2 phonology: a meta-analysis

Speakers
Bastien De Clercq, Francisco Miguel Valada, Van Nhi Tran, Susana Correia and Alex Housen


Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

The effects of typographic enhancement and attention on the development of explicit and implicit knowledge of L2 collocations: An approximate replication of Toomer and Elgort (2019)

Speakers
Eva Puimège and Aysen Tuzcu


Aston Webb

Great Hall

The moderating role of L2 automaticity in the predictive power of L1 fluency for L2 utterance fluency

Speakers
Shungo Suzuki and Judit Kormos


Arts & Law Building

Room LT2

Student-Made versus Pre-Made Word Cards for EFL Vocabulary Learning: Learning Outcomes and Learner Perception

Speaker
Darrell Wilkinson


Aston Webb 

Room G33 

Clitic placement in adult L2 European Portuguese: when L1 and L2 acquisition meet 

Speakers
Joana Teixeira, Alexandra Fiéis and Ana Madeira


Aston Webb

Room WG5

How Skills-based Classroom Activities Shape Learners’ Foreign Language Enjoyment: A Mixed-Modelling Longitudinal Examination 

Speaker
Alfaf Albakistani


Aston Webb

Room WG12

Comparison of morphological analyzers for L2-Korean written corpora

Speakers
Hakyung Sung and Gyu-Ho Shin

11:30. 

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

Discrimination of Californian English vowel contrasts by experienced Spanish-Catalan learners

Speakers
Lucrecia Rallo Fabra and Michael Tyler


Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

Learning New Collocations: The Effects of Grouping (Thematic versus Unrelated) and Language of Instruction (L2 versus L1 and L2)

Speakers
Ronit Breslaw and Batia Laufer


Aston Webb

Great Hall

Does exposure to multiple languages influence children’s pragmatic abilities? A meta-analysis.

Speakers
Elise van Wonderen, Kimberley Mulder, Judith Rispens and Josje Verhagen


Arts & Law Building

Room LT2

Supporting Second Language Learners in Science Education: Insights from a Science and Literacy Teaching Project

Speakers
Sofie Johansson and Clas Olander

Aston Webb

Room G33

Encoding and decoding adjectival agreement in instructed Italian L3 learning

Speakers
Katrin Schmiderer and Barbara Hinger

Aston Webb

Room WG5

Enjoyment, anxiety, and language learning motivation in CLIL and non-CLIL: a longitudinal approach
Speakers
Laurence Mettewie, Luk Van Mensel and Benoît Galand

Aston Webb

Room WG12

L2 Writing and NLP Tools - Raising Awareness of the Importance of Preliminary Analysis of Writing Output

Speaker
Tobias Pauls

12:00

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

Learner perceptions of difficult L2 phonological contrasts and orthographic influence across writing systems

Speakers
Louise Shepperd, Sam Hellmuth and Leah Roberts 

Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

Using multiple-choice exercises for collocation learning: Do distractors linger in memory?

Speakers
Mengxue Li and Frank Boers

Aston Webb

Great Hall

The relationship of parent-child interaction, socio-economic status and young learners’ non-verbal intelligence in mono- and bilingual classrooms

Speakers
Frederike Klose, Ann-Christin Bruhn and Kristin Kersten

Arts & Law Building

room LT2  

Language mediation and vocabulary enhancement through active subtitling - Insights into a L2-Dutch language learning project at German schools

Speaker
Lukas Urbanek

Aston Webb

Room G33

Different weightings of the agent-first strategy and a semantic cue in L1 and L2 sentence processing

Speakers
Sarah Schimke, Gregory Poarch, Freya Gastmann, David Öwerdieck, Damian Stier and Holger Hopp

Aston Webb

Room WG5

 An investigation of changes in Japanese EFL learners’anxiety, enjoyment, and confidence while performing three similar task-based activities. 
Speaker
Masashi Haneo

Aston Webb

Room WG12

Classification of written texts: Identifying first languages and writing conditions with machine learning algorithms

Speaker
Raphael Berthele

12:30

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

Feature redeployment in L2 vowel perception: how important is the presence of an active feature in the L1?

Speaker
Fernanda Barrientos

Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

Tracking the Development of Noun-Adjective Collocations in L2 Learners of Portuguese: A Learner Corpus Analysis

Speakers
Dogus Oksuz, Soroosh Akef, Amália Mendes and Patrick Rebuschat

Aston Webb  

Great Hall

Quality of input moderates the effect of socio-economic status on young L2 learners' phonological awareness

Speakers
Ann-Christin Bruhn, Alicia Strompen and Kristin Kersten

Arts & Law Building

Room LT2 

Evaluating explicit inductive and deductive corrective feedback on EFL 3rd sg -s acquisition: Introducing analogy-based corrective feedback

Speaker
Kavita E. Thomas

Aston Webb

Room G33

Grammatical features in intermediate-level early vs late L2 sentence processing: Age and feature asymmetries

Speakers
David Öwerdieck and Holger Hopp

Aston Webb

Room WG5

The effect of teaching method on levels of enjoyment, boredom and anxiety of young French learners of English
Speakers
Jean-Marc Dewaele, Delphine Guedat-Bittighoffer, Elouise Botes and Marie-Ange Dat

Aston Webb

Room WG12

Order of exposure matters: a case study of the article system in English

Speakers
Laurence Romain, Petar Milin and Dagmar Divjak

14:00 - 15:00. Plenary 2

Andrea Revesz, University College London

'Investigating second language speaking and writing processes: A task-based perspective.'  

In the Great Hall

15:15. Parallel Sessions 2

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

Auditory Processing as Perceptual, Cognitive, and Motoric Abilities Underlying Successful Second Language Acquisition

Speakers
Kazuya Saito, Magdalena Kachlicka, Yui Suzukida, Ingrid Mora-Plaza, Yaoyao Ruan and Adam Tierney 

Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

 

Factors determining the receptive vocabulary size of school-aged immigrants in their second language

Speaker
Melanie Fuchs

Aston Webb 

Great Hall

FL learning outcomes after 6 years in primary school: Factors accounting for success

Speaker
Carmen Muñoz

Arts & Law Building

Room LT2

Intentional and incidental vocabulary learning: The role of historical linguistics in the second language classroom

Speaker
James Stratton

Aston Webb

Room G33

The distributed practice effect with an incidental grammatical target

Speakers
Amanda Edmonds, Katerina Palasis, Shona Whyte and Emilie Gerbier

Aston Webb

Room WG5

Researching learner agency from a Complex Dynamic Systems Theory perspective: A multilayered approach

 

Speakers
Ryo Nitta and Kyoko Baba

Aston Webb

Room WG12

Back to the future or the past? The effect of Chinese Sign Language (CSL) and Mandarin print on deaf CSL-Mandarin bilinguals’ spatial conceptualisation of time

Speakers
Yan Gu, Hao Lin and Yeqiu Zheng

15:45

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

L2 perception training and its effects on perception and word recognition in the Dutch classroom

Speaker
Marlisa Hommel

Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

The vocabulary demands of English and French L2 textbooks: A cross-lingual corpus study

Speakers
Amaury Van Parys, Vanessa De Wilde, Lieve Macken and Maribel Montero Perez

Aston Webb

Great Hall

Motivation after ten years: learner profiles with a time dimension

Speaker
Elsa Tragant

Arts & Law Building

Room LT2 

A mixed methods study of learning L2 English modality through online concept-based language instruction

Speaker
Jingyuan Zhuang

Aston Webb

Room G33

The Transferability of Processing Instruction Gains from Input to Output Tasks: the Case of L2-English Articles

Speakers
Kateryna Derkach and Theodora Alexopoulou

Aston Webb

Room WG5

Measuring Aptitude for Explicit and Implicit L2 Learning

 

Speakers
Renato Pavlekovic and Karen Roehr-Brackin

Aston Webb

Room WG12

Decoding the functions of gestures in adult learners of English as a foreign language: Preliminary results from a 3 year long multi-participant study

Speaker
Renia Lopez-Ozieblo

16:30. Parallel Sessions 3

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

Synchronization of tone and intonation in the production of Hungarian learners of Mandarin Chinese

Speakers
Kornélia Juhász and Huba Bartos

Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

Age and L1 effects in the acquisition of verb morphology in English by Chinese and Russian children in an EFL context: evidence from oral narrative production

Speakers
Athina Ntalli, Theodora Alexopoulou and Henriette Hendriks

Arts & Law Building

Room LT2

Examining the relationship between teacher characteristics and learning gains in adult L2 learners with diverse educational backgrounds.

 

Speakers
Katrijn Gijswijt, Marieke Vanbuel and Bart Deygers

Aston Webb

Room G33

The acquisition of Differential Object Marking and split ergativity: a longitudinal study on L1 Dutch learners of Hindi as a foreign language

Speakers
Aaricia Ponnet and Ludovic De Cuypere

Aston Webb

Room WG5

Cross-linguistic (dis)similarity and L2 acquisition as predictors of L1 morphosyntactic attrition
Speaker
Lewis Baker

Aston Webb

Room WG12

Bilingual children’s Theory of Mind abilities: The benefits of biliteracy exposure

Speakers
Jacopo Torregrossa, Christiane Bongartz, Andrea Listanti and Sonja Eisenbeiß

17:00

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

On the coupling between perception and production of second-language sounds in tasks involving lexical processing

Speakers
Miquel Llompart

Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

Acquisition of verb morphology in Lithuanian L2: category of person

Speakers
Jogile Teresa Ramonaite

Arts & Law Building

Room LT2

Gestures in naturalistic classroom teaching and their impact on students’ evaluations of teachers

Speakers
Jing Zhou and Yan Gu

Aston Webb

Room G33

Depth of processing, learner aptitude and the acquisition of L2 English grammatical structures

Speaker
Shweta Nigam 

Aston Webb

Room WG5

L2 Lexical Attrition in Receptive and Productive Knowledge of Collocations among Bilingual Saudi Arabic-English Returnees and Saudi Heritage Speakers in the United States
Speakers
Hadil Alraddadi and Jeanine Treffers-Daller

Aston Webb

Room WG12

Bilingual reading improves bilinguals' ability to integrate information from different texts

Speakers
Sonja Eisenbeiß, Andrea Listanti, Jacopo Torregrossa and Christiane Bongartz

17:30

Arts & Law Building

Room 111

Producing non-final prosodic contours in French – A comparison of Japanese and Chinese learners

Speakers
Rachel Albar and Hiyon Yoo

Arts & Law Building

Room LT3

Implicational patterns in the L2 acquisition of German verb inflection

Speakers
Anja Binanzer, Carolin Hagemeier and Verena Wecker

Arts & Law Building

Room LT2

Teacher Judgements as a Predictor of Students’ Vocabulary Knowledge

Speakers
Pablo Robles-García, Christopher Nicklin, Jeffrey Stewart, Joseph P. Vitta and Stuart McLean

Aston Webb

Room G33

Testing the three-stage model of second language skill acquisition

Speakers
Ryo Maie and Aline Godfroid

Aston Webb

Room WG5

L1 attrition in instructed and immersed bilinguals: evidence from the production, interpretation, and processing of subject referring expressions

 

Speakers
Fernando Martín-Villena, Cristóbal Lozano and Antonella Sorace

Aston Web

Room WG12

Bidialectalism and Executive Control in Older Adults

Speakers
Kyriakos Antoniou and Kakia Petinou

 

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