Annual conference of the European Second Language Association (EuroSLA) to take place from 30 August to 2 September, 2023, at the University of Birmingham, UK.
#EuroSLA32 is over! See you all next year at #EuroSLA33 in Montpellier!
For those joining the post-conference excursion, up next: a trip to Stratford-upon-Avon.
Call for papers for the 33rd EuroSLA conference is now open.
Please note the earlier date of the conference next year (3-6 July 2024) and the deadline for abstract submission of 30 November 2023.
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Lovely to see a study presented at @EuroSLA32 by @PanosLinguist mentioned in this article on bilingualism and cognitive development https://t.co/x1MLhBgwyZ
GRAL was well represented last week at @Eurosla32 in Birmingham. Here's a list of GRAL members and colleagues who presented, including @rogergilab who is @EuroSLA 's new president! 🥳Looking forward to another great conference next year! #EuroSLA32
Had a great time @EuroSLA32. Definite highlight was Paul Meara receiving a much-deserved lifetime achievement award. Also a great conference atmosphere, some brilliant presentations, and a fantastic poster session.
Now that the dust has settled from the amazing @EuroSLA32 I wanted to share what an emotional moment it was to be part of the colloquium on bilingual cognition and multicompetence, to honour the memory of @EuroSLA founder and first president (to me, always my teacher) Vivian Cook
That’s a wrap for #EuroSLA32! What a fantastic week (that started for me at #DiSS2023 in Bielefeld). Great discussions & encounters with familiar faces + new acquaintances. Hope we’ll meet again next year in Montpellier at #EuroSLA33!
And just like that, my trip to Birmingham comes to an end. Thank you to all organizers for such a great @EuroSLA conference. Hope to see many of you next year in Montpellier!
@BeneBassetti Thank you for treating me to an ice cream during the trip to Stratford-upon-Avon today! (Here you are in Shakespeare’s house!) A big shoutout to all the other organisers who did such an amazing job in putting the conference together.
@mrkm_a@KrottAndrea@EuroSLA32
Two presentations with wonderful colleagues at #EuroSLA32 this year. Enjoyed my time at Birmingham (first time in the UK since 2012). Thanks @EuroSLA for making this a memorable experience🌹😊
Always an honour presenting at @EuroSLA 😊, filled with learning moments from excellent talks. Thanks to all attendees for your thought-provoking comments and questions. You've contributed greatly to SLA, and I've benefited immensely from your work! 🩷
Today at #EuroSLA32, Panagiotis Kenanidis discusses his research which explores whether adults can learn L2 grammar after prolonged exposure under incidental learning conditions. This study is in conjunction with Ewa Dąbrowska, @M_Llompart and @PiliMoss 🥳
It was great to present w/ @HaoJiuzhou work we’ve been doing btw @lab_polar, @NebrijaLenguas, @CINCnebrija & @UfBlab to investigate heritage bilingualism & the role language experience factors play in explaining variability in heritage language processing at #EuroSLA32 🧠🗣️📊😊!
Grateful for the incredible experience of presenting at the EuroSLA conference @EuroSLA ! ✨ Thank you to everyone who attended my session and to the organising team for this fantastic opportunity. #EuroSLA32#universityofBirmingham
In case you missed it, you can grab my presentation/poster from EuroSLA32 right here (for a while, I guess).
Is L2 grit related to absolute levels of language attainment?
https://t.co/x0pknf7OKy
Thrilled to have presented my research on attrition and bilinguals' processing at @EuroSLA! Huge thanks to the organisation for their work in putting together such a great conference!!