Conveners
Room 106 - Presentation 1: Gender Representation in English Graded Readers: A Rubric-Based Investigation
- Darren Elliott (Nanzan University)
Room 106 - Presentation 1: Supporting Dyslexia in the EFL Classroom
- Justin Whittinghill (Kanazawa Institute of Technology)
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Darren Elliott (Nanzan University)1Research Presentation - GALE
Despite extensive research into the pedagogical benefits of extensive reading (ER) and gender representation in ELT textbooks, gender in English graded readers remains largely unexplored. This presentation addresses that gap through a content analysis of 30 widely read fiction graded readers from four leading publishers, using a purpose-built rubric assessing Presence, Importance,...
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Justin Whittinghill (Kanazawa Institute of Technology)1Practical Presentation - CUE
Dyslexia diagnoses are complex, and they vary across cultures, languages, and writing systems. What’s more, an individual can exhibit symptoms of dyslexia in one writing system but not in another, meaning that for some, the condition may only emerge in a foreign language classroom. This leads to underreporting, as affected students are often simply considered poor at foreign language rather...
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