__Are you: a teacher investigating your own practice; a researcher involved in other kinds of ELT inquiry; a teacher educator engaging others in research? Or not a researcher but curious about what research is and how you can get involved with and in it? Then the Research SIG is the IATEFL special interest group for you!
Research SIG is a unique forum for discussion of issues connected with research into ELT, bringing together teachers, teacher-researchers and researchers from around the world. In this active community, members share their experiences of and findings from research, and network face-to-face at regular events, online via our discussion list, and in print through our twice-yearly publication, ELT Research. For how to join ReSIG see here!
NEWS: We recently started a new series of online discussions of articles in the journal Language Teaching.The first of our 2012 one-day workshops was facilitated by Zoltan Dornyei (Coventry, UK - 10 February 2012). Registration is open for our Pre-conference event (Glasgow - 19 March 2012) on 'How to combine teaching and researching' (featuring Ema Ushioda), a workshop by David Nunan on qualitative research (Graz, Austria - 12 May 2012), and one by Dick Allwright on Exploratory Practice (Leicester, UK - 7 July).
Research SIG is a unique forum for discussion of issues connected with research into ELT, bringing together teachers, teacher-researchers and researchers from around the world. In this active community, members share their experiences of and findings from research, and network face-to-face at regular events, online via our discussion list, and in print through our twice-yearly publication, ELT Research. For how to join ReSIG see here!
NEWS: We recently started a new series of online discussions of articles in the journal Language Teaching.The first of our 2012 one-day workshops was facilitated by Zoltan Dornyei (Coventry, UK - 10 February 2012). Registration is open for our Pre-conference event (Glasgow - 19 March 2012) on 'How to combine teaching and researching' (featuring Ema Ushioda), a workshop by David Nunan on qualitative research (Graz, Austria - 12 May 2012), and one by Dick Allwright on Exploratory Practice (Leicester, UK - 7 July).
You can join our ReSIG YahooGroup for free.
You don't need to be an IATEFL member. To become a member of the ReSIG itself contact IATEFL (you will be very welcome!)
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