Education is a procedure, which accompanies the
processes of globalization, seeks transformations, and adapts to fulfill people’s
needs. From this perspective, technological innovation is not just another
mechanism because its effective integration into education is to revolutionize
knowledge and stimulate research. Technology is a decisive factor in
consolidating the professional profile of educators; however, it is not as
simple as applying information and communication technologies.
This Congress seeks to turn academic analysis into a
globalized projection in educational and scientific contexts in order to
develop ties between research and real world applications and promote interrelationships
among national and international experts.
OBJECTIVE
The main objective of the congress is to create a space to democratize
and discuss the new technological methodologies that facilitate the teaching of
the English Language in all educational levels.
METHODOLOGY
This event is held
on the 6th, 7th and 8th of February 2019 and based
on three main domains: Technology, Pedagogy, and Knowledge.
The format for the
congress is divided into three stages: plenaries (informative talk on the
topic), related workshops followed by roundtable discussions.
TECHNOLOGY AND BOOK FAIR
Besides acquiring
knowledge through plenaries, workshops and roundtable discussions, there is a
fair where main creators of resources for teachers will offer their
products as result for their research in TEFL. Participants have the
option to visit these stands during the three days of the congress where the
raffle of surprise presents will be held.
REGISTRATION DATE
If you want to attend, please register from January 15th to
February 3rd 2019.
COST
Teachers $ 80,00
Students $ 40,00
SPEAKERS
Joshua M.
Rosenberg (PhD, Michigan State University)
Assistant Professor of STEM Education at the University of
Tennessee, Knoxville. His research focuses on how learners think of and with
data, particularly in science education settings.
Marcela van Olphen, Ph.D.
Ph.D., Curriculum &
Instruction (with specialization in Foreign Language Education, cognates in
Applied Linguistics/ESL & Instructional Design and Technology), Purdue
University, West Lafayette, Indiana.
Stalyn Alejandro Ávila Herrera, MA.
Instructional Designer & Virtual Content Developer at Universidad
Tecnológica Indoamérica
Master
of Arts in liberal studies. Hamline University
Academic coordinator
of CEC (CENTRO DE EDUCACIÓN CONTINUA)
Specialist in Education at
Fort Hays State University
Auburn, Alabama
Master in TESOL at Victoria University of
Wellington. English Language instructor
at Yachay Tech since October of 2015.