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XXVII NATE-Russia Conference

We Teach - We Touch the Future!

October 6 - 8, 2022

IVANOVO

The XXVII NATE-Russia Conference

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October 6-8, 2022
IVANOVO

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WE TEACH —WE TOUCH THE FUTURE!

    Attend
    The Conference topics include the following:
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    Contemporary issues of linguodidactics and language teaching in the digital era
    - new competences of a language teacher
    - multimodality of contemporary education
    - digital ethics in education
    - best practices in teaching English with digital technologies (gamification, mind-mapping,
    distant learning technologies, screen casting, etc.)
    English Language Research
    Language and professional education
    - teaching ELS: challenges and prospects
    - integration of subject area and language teaching
    - meta-competencies
    Language and culture
    - contemporary trends and linguistic changes
    - language culture in digital world
    - shaping of cross- and intercultural competences
    - language teaching in multilingual and multicultural settings
    Translation in digital world
    - theory and practice of translation: how to teach an interpreter/translator
    - machine translation, post-editing and online resources for an interpreter/translator
    Language testing and assessment
    Reference books and corpora in the language classroom
    Teaching World Literature and Culture in Digital World
    - How to teach digital generation to read?
    - Issue of reading classical literature: do young people read?
    - New names, idols, characters
    - Will the paper book survive?
    Challenges of inclusive education
    Lifelong Learning: School–University education consortium
    The Conference working language is English.
    Present
    Registration and abstract submission are open till August 10, 2022

    Fees:
    NATE Members – 100 RUB (online) and 450 RUB (live)
    NATE Members – 1500 RUB (with a 72-hour teacher training course)
    Non-NATE Members – 1000 RUB
    Non-NATE Members – 2500 RUB (with a 72-hour teacher training course)
    Students and post-graduates – 100 RUB

     
    If you register as a speaker, attendance is included.
    We welcome presentations up to 30 minutes for plenary lectures and up to 10 minutes for sessions. 
    Abstracts are submitted inside the registration form.
     
    Conference speakers are invited to submit abstracts of their presentations (50–100 words) in English. The abstracts are submitted inside the registration form.
    They should clearly reflect the key points of the presentation: the gist of the research, the methodology employed, and the results of the conducted study. Each participant may submit only one abstract for presentation.
    The Conference Program Committee may decline the proposals that do not meet the substantive and formal criteria.
    how_to_reg REGISTER HERE
    Workshops
    Registration and workshop proposal submission are open till August 10, 2022

    Fees:
    NATE Members – 100 RUB (online) and 450 RUB (live)
    NATE Members – 1500 RUB (with a 72-hour teacher training course)
    Non-NATE Members – 1000 RUB
    Non-NATE Members – 2500 RUB (with a 72-hour teacher training course)
    Students and post-graduates – 100 RUB

    If you register as a workshop presenter, attendance is included.
    We welcome 40-minute talks for the workshops. 
    Workshop proposals (50-100 words) are submitted inside the registration form.

    The Conference Program Committee  may decline the proposals that do not meet the substantive and formal criteria.
    how_to_reg REGISTER HERE
    Publish
    Speakers whose abstracts have been accepted and who wish to have a publication in the Conference Proceedings should send their papers of up to 5 pages including references to nate2022ivanovo@gmail.com before August 20, 2022. The proceedings will be registered in the Russian Science Citation Index. Papers with a strong research focus will be recommended for publication in the International Journal of NATE-Russia FLER. Papers will be accepted for publication provided they are related to the theme of the conference and conform to the publication guidelines.
    Register
    Registration of attendees is open until September 20, 2022
    Fees:
    NATE Members – 100 RUB (online) and 450 RUB (live)
    NATE Members – 1500 RUB (with a 72-hour teacher training course)
    Non-NATE Members – 1000 RUB
    Non-NATE Members – 2500 RUB (with a 72-hour teacher training course)
    Students and post-graduates – 100 RUB
    how_to_reg REGISTER HERE
    Deadlines
      • 10
        AUGUST

        Registration of Speakers

        SIG presentation, poster presentation, Workshops in the Conference proceedings
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      • 20
        AUGUST

        Paprers Submission

        This is a short description for the event describing what it's about
        location_on Sacramento, CA access_time 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
      • 20
        SEPTEMBER

        Registration of Attendees

        This is a short description for the event describing what it's about
        location_on Sacramento, CA access_time 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
      • 20
        SEPTEMBER

        Conference Program Announcement

        This is a short description for the event describing what it's about
        location_on Sacramento, CA access_time 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
      Contacts
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      Organising Committee Postal Address
      Ivanovo State University, 39 Yermak St., Ivanovo, 153025, Russia
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      E-mail Address
      nate2022ivanovo@gmail.com
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      Conference Website
      www.nate.ivanovo.ac.ru.
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      Conference Secretary Phone Number
      +7 915 844 93 34

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