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          Online discussions of selected articles from Language Teaching

          We're pleased to announce - and encourage you to participate in - a new series of research-related online discussions open to members and non-members of the IATEFL Research SIG alike. Cambridge University Press is supporting this series by making selected articles from the journal Language Teaching freely available to all during the periods they'll be discussed. You will receive others' views automatically and can respond to them if you are already a member of our Yahoo! Group (everyone interested is invited to join our Yahoo! Group and the discussions for free here, whether or not you are a member if the IATEFL Research SIG).

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          _February 2012: 'Second language acquisition, teacher education and language pedagogy'
          Date: 20-24 February 2012
          Article: 'Second language acquisition, teacher education and language pedagogy ', by Rod Ellis
          Guest Moderator: Miroslaw Pawlak
          Location: ReSIG Yahoo group
          Download article here
          This event is open to ReSIG members and non-members.
          You can join our Yahoo group for free here.
          Further details are available on our blog here.

          Past Discussions

          January 2012: 'Research into practice: Vocabulary'

          Date: 16-20 January 2012
          Article: 'Research into practice: Vocabulary', by Paul Nation
          Guest: Anthony Bruton
          Location: ReSIG Yahoo group
          Download article here

          December 2011: 'Language teacher research engagement'
          Date: 12-16 December 2011
          Article: 'Language teacher research engagement', by Simon Borg
          Guest: Simon Borg
          Location: ReSIG Yahoo group
          Download article here


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