The Centre for Language and Migration is currently preparing
a volume on task-based language education, to appear in the Cambridge
Applied Linguistics Series (Series Editors: Jack Richards and
Michael Long).
This volume ‘Task-based language education: from theory
to practice’ is edited by Kris Van den Branden, and will
contain the following contributions:
- Task-based language teaching in a nutshell (Kris Van den Branden)
- From needs to tasks: Language learning needs in a task-based
approach (Piet Van Avermaet & Sara Gysen)
- Tasks for absolute beginners… and beyond: Developing
and sequencing tasks at basic proficiency levels (Goedele Duran
& Griet Ramaut)
- Task-based syllabus design: Task features enhancing academic
language learning (Koen Van Gorp & Nora Bogaert)
- Tasks across the curriculum (Nora Bogaert, Koen Van Gorp, Katrien
Bultynck, An Lanssens & Veerle Depauw)
- TBLT and ICT: Developing and assessing interactive multimedia
for task-based language teaching (Walter Schrooten)
- Developing and introducing task-based language tests (Marleen
Colpin & Sara Gysen)
- The role of the teacher in TBLT (Piet Van Avermaet, Marleen
Colpin, Koen Van Gorp, Nora Bogaert & Kris Van den Branden)
- A box full of feelings: Promoting infants’ second language
acquisition all day long (Machteld Verhelst)
- Teacher training: task-based as well? (Kris Van den Branden)
Other international publications written by staff members
of the CLM include:
Devlieger, M. (1998). The Applicability of Speech Recognition
in the Context of Task-Based Language Learning for Young Children.
In: ESCA Workshop on Speech Technology in Language Learning (STiLL
98), Proceedings, Marholmen Conference Centre, Sweden, May 24-27,
1998. Stockholm: ESCA and Department of Speech, Music and Hearing,
KTH, 187-189.
Figueras, N., North, B., Takala, S., Verhelst, N. & P. Van
Avermaet (2005). Relating Examinations to the Common European
Framework: A Manual. Language Testing, Volume 22/3, 261-279.
Gysen, S. & P. Van Avermaet (2005). Issues on Functional
Language Performance Assessment. The case of the Certificate Dutch
as a Foreign Language. Language Assessment Quarterly- International
Journal. Volume 2/1, 51-68.
Klatter-Folmer, J. & P. Van Avermaet (1997). The relation
between language choice, self-assessment of L2 competence and socio-cultural
factors amongst Italians in Flanders and Turks in The Netherlands:
a theoretical outline. In: Views on the acquisition and use
of a second language. EUROSLA’7 Proceedings. Barcelona: 22-24
May 1997. Barcelona: Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 191-200.
Klatter-Folmer, J. & P. Van Avermaet (Eds.) (2001). Theories
on maintenance and loss of minority languages. Towards a more integrated
explanatory framework. Münster:Waxmann.
Ramaut, G. (1998). The state of minority languages in Flemish
multilingual schools. In: Khruslov, G. & S. Kroon (eds),
The challenge of multilingualism to standard language teaching.
Cases from Flanders, England, The Netherlands, Germany and Russia.
Moscow: Institute for national Problems of Education, 285-290.
Ramaut, G. (2000). Language Norms in a Multilingual Flemish
Nursery School. In: Gogolin, I. & S. Kroon (Red.), Man
schreibt, wie man spricht. Ergebnisse einer international vergleichenden
Fallstudie über Unterricht in vielsprachigen Klassen, Interkulturelle
Bildungsforschung. Bd. 7. Münster: Waxmann Verlag, 41-61.
Van Avermaet, P. & J. Klatter-Folmer (1998). The role of
L2 Self-Assessment in Language Choice Behaviour: Immigrant Shift
to Dutch in Flanders and the Netherlands. In: Te Reo (Journal
of the linguistic Society of New Zealand), Volume 41, Special Issue
1998: Proceedings of the Sixth Language and Society Conference,
June 1998, 137-152.
Van Avermaet, P., Kuijper, H. & N. Saville (2004). A Code
of Practice and Quality Management System for International Language
Examinations. Language Assessment Quarterly- International
Journal, Volume 1/2&3, 137-150.
Van Avermaet, P. et al. (2004). CNaVT: A more functional approach.
Principles and construction of a profile-related examination system.
Studies In Language Testing 18, 249-260.
Van den Branden, K. (1995). Negotiation of meaning in second
language acquisition: a study of primary school classes. Doctoral
Dissertation, Faculty of Arts, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
Van den Branden, K. (1997). Effects of negotiation on language
learners' output. Language Learning 47/4, 589-636.
Van den Branden, K. (2000). Does negotiation of meaning promote
reading comprehension? A study of multilingual primary school classes.
Reading Research Quarterly 35/2, 426-443.
Van den Branden, K. & K. Van Gorp (2000). How to evaluate
CLIM in terms of intercultural education? Intercultural education
11 Supplement 2000, S42-S51.
Van den Branden, K., V. Depauw & S. Gysen (2002). A computerized
task-based test of second language Dutch for vocational training
purposes. Language Testing 19/4, 438-452.
Van den Branden, K. (2005). Second language education: practice
in perfect learning conditions? To appear in R. DeKeyser (ed.),
Practising in a second language: perspectives from applied linguistics
and cognitive psychology (Cambridge Applied Linguistics Series).
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Van Gorp, K. & K. Van den Branden (2003). Co-operative
Learning in Multicultural groups: how co-operative is it? In:
T. Koole, J., Nortier & B. Tahitu (Red.), Artikelen van de Vierde
Sociolinguïstische Conferentie. Delft: Eburon, 498-511.
Paper presentations at international conferences
(outlines and powerpoint presentations available)
Bogaert, N. (2003). A route to academic literacy. Our experience
in the Flemish educational equality context. Paper presented
at the conference 'Multiliteracies and the Contact Zone’,
Vakgroep Onderwijskunde - Universiteit Gent, Belgium, 22-27 September
2003.
Bogaert, N. & G. Goossens (1996). Tasks accomplished? Implementation
of an Analytic Approach to Language Teaching in Secondary Schools.
Paper presented at the ‘International Conference on Second
Language Learning in Secondary Schools’, Veldhoven, the Netherlands,
17-19 May 1995.
Bogaert, N. & K. Van Gorp (1997). When information meets:
divided information tasks to improve language proficiency.
Paper presented at the conference ‘Cooperation and Diversity.
Cooperative Learning in Intercultural Education’, International
Association for Intercultural Education (IAIE), Södertalje,
Sweden, 10-13 August 1997.
Colpin, M. (2005). Assessing the language proficiency of young
learners in the Dutch classroom: developing and implementing task
based tests. Paper presented at ‘The EALTA Conference’,
Voss, Norway, 2- 5 June 2005.
Depauw, V. (1998). Courseware development for low-qualified
(non-native) adults within a task-based framework. Paper presented
at ‘ALC/IRAAL Conference, Integrating theory and practice
in LSP and LAP', Dublin, Ireland, March 1998.
Depauw, V. & S. Gysen (2001). Measuring Dutch language
proficiency. A computer-based test for low-skilled adults and an
evaluation system for primary school pupils. Paper presented
at ALTE European Year of Languages Conference, Barcelona, Spain,
July 2001.
Gxilishe, S. & K. Van Gorp (2000). An International Perspective
on Developing Multilingualism at Primary School Level. Paper
presented at the conference ‘Applied Language Studies and
Services into the Millennium’, Centre for Applied Language
Studies and Services in Africa (CALSSA), University of Capetown,
South-Africa, 9-11 December 2000.
Gysen, S. (2003). An approach to strengthen the assumption
of representativeness, generalisability and predictability of language
assessment tasks. Paper presented at ‘Language Testing
Research Colloquium’, Reading, UK, July 2003.
Gysen, S., Lanssens, A. & P. Van Avermaet (2003). The Certificate
Dutch as a Foreign Language. Paper presented at ‘ALTE
meeting’, Salamanca, Spain, November 2003.
Gysen, S. & P. Van Avermaet (2004). A functional approach
of language assessment: the relation with the CEF. Paper presented
at ‘International seminar about the Common European Framework
of References for Languages’, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
February 2004.
Gysen, S. & P. Van Avermaet (2004). Linking language examinations
to the CEF in a diversified European assessment context. Paper
presented at ‘International seminar about the Common European
Framework of References for Languages’, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
February 2004.
Gysen, S. & M. Verhelst (2004). Assessing the language
proficiency of young learners in the Dutch classroom. Paper
presented at the Conference Day ‘Testing the less-widely spoken
languages’, ‘ALTE meeting’, Bilbao, Spain, November
2004.
Gysen, S. & P. Van Avermaet (2005). Identifying and investigating
parameters affecting language performance within a task-based language
assessment approach. Paper presented at ‘ALTE Conference,
Language Assessment in a multinlingual context: attaining standards,
sustaining diversity’, Berlin, Germany, 19-21, May 2005.
Jaspaert, K (1993). Expectations and Motivations: two neglected
Perspectives on Communication. Invited key note lecture at
the Conference on Ethnicity, Göteborg, Sweden, November 1993.
Jaspaert, K. (1994). Language Teaching in Multicultural Schools.
Invited key note lecture at the conference ‘Language Teaching
in Multicultural Schools’, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, July
1994.
Jaspaert, K. (1995). Second Language Acquisition in Flanders.
Invited key note lecture at the ‘International Conference
on Second Language Learning in Secondary Schools’, Veldhoven,
the Netherlands, 17-19 May 1995.
Klatter-Folmer, J. & P. Van Avermaet (1997). Language schift
amongst Italians in Flanders and Turks in The Netherlands.
Paper presented at the 1st International Symposium on Bilingualism,
Vigo, 21-25 October 1997.
Lanssens, A. & P. Van Avermaet (2000). Adult basic education
in Flanders (Belgium): a functional perspective. Paper presented
at the conference ‘Applied Language Studies and Services into
the Millenium’, Centre for Applied Language Studies and Services
in Africa (CALSSA), University of Capetown, South-Africa, 9-11 December
2000.
Lanssens, A. & P. Van Avermaet (2001). Monolingual policy
and language education in a multilingual society: tensions between
two paradigms. Paper presented at ‘SLE 2001, Language
study in Europe at the turn of the millennium. Towards the integration
of cognitive, historical and cultural approaches to language’,
Leuven, Belgium, 28th august – 1st September 2001.
Maddens, N. (2005). Developing an interlocutor instruction
video for the assessment of functional oral interaction. Paper
presented at ALTE Conference ‘Language Assessment in a multinlingual
context: attaining standards, sustaining diversity’, Berlin,
Germany, 19-21 May 2005.
Van Avermaet, P. & J. Klatter-Folmer (2001). Social determinants
of language shift amongst ethnic minority groups. The role of power
and the attraction of the majority group. Paper presented at
‘SLE 2001, Language study in Europe at the turn of the millennium.
Towards the integration of cognitive, historical and cultural approaches
to language’, Leuven, Belgium, 28th august – 1st September
2001.
Van Avermaet, P., Kuijper, H. & N. Saville (2002). Quality
Management in Language Testing. Paper presented at ‘Language
Assessment Ethics Conference’, California State University,
Los Angeles, USA.
Van Avermaet, P. & V. Depauw (2004). The Dutch pamphlet
on the use of the CEFr. Paper presented at 'First European
Association for Language Testers in Europe conference (EALTA), Kransja
Gora, Slovenia, May 2004.
Van den Branden, K. (1996). Does negotiation of meaning promote
reading comprehension? Paper presented at ‘AILA, 11th
World Congress of Applied Linguistics’, Jyvaskyla, Finland,
1996.
Van den Branden, K. (1996). Negotiation of meaning in the classroom:
making it happen. Paper presented at ‘AAAL-conference,
International Conference of the Association of American Applied
Linguistics’, Florida, USA.
Van den Branden, K. (1999). Psycholinguistic research and L2-curriculum
design. Paper presented at ‘AILA, 12th World Congress
of Applied Linguistics’, Tokio, Japan.
Van den Branden, K. & K. Van Gorp (2000). How to evaluate
CLIM in terms of intercultural education? Paper presented at
the conference ‘Intercultural Education and Co-operative Learning:
Insights and Practices after Five Years of European Experience’,
Centre for Intercultural Education, University of Ghent, Ghent,
Belgium, 13-16 May 2000.
Van Gorp, K. (1999). Task-based language learning: jigsaw tasks
as a means to improve language proficiency. Paper presented
at the ‘Second International Conference of the International
Association for the Improvement of Mother Tongue Education. The
Learning and Teaching of Language and Literature, IAIMTE’,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 14-16 July 1999.
Van Gorp, K. (2001. Writing a fictional leaflet in a task-based
approach. An efficient way to improve the language proficiency of
L1 and L2 speakers. Paper presented at the ‘Third conference
of the International Association for the Improvement of Mother Tongue
Education on the learning and teaching of language and literature’,
IAIMTE, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 10-13 July 2001.
Vanmontfort, M. (1995). Learning a language in two worlds:
problems and possible solutions. Paper presented at ‘IACE’,
Monticelo New York, USA, July 1995.
Verhelst, M. (1998). The relationship between oral input and
acquisition of L2 vocabulary. Paper presented at ‘The
18th Second Language Research Forum’, University of Hawai'i,
Honolulu Manoa, 15-18 October 1998.
Verhelst, M. (1999). The Relation between Oral Language Input
and Incidental Acquisition of Second Language Productive Vocabulary
with Young Children. Paper presented at the ‘International
Symposium on Bilingualism’, University of Newcastle, UK, 14-17
April 1999.
Verhelst, M. (1999). The Relation between Oral Language Input
and Incidental Acquisition of Second Language Vocabulary with Young
Children. Poster presented at the ‘VIIIth International
congress for the study of Child Language’, San Sebastian,
Spain, 12-16 July 1999.
Verhelst, M. (2005). The Relationship between Learner Characteristics
and SLA with young immigrant children in Brussels. Paper presented
at ‘The International symposium on Bilingualism’, Barcelona,
Spain, 20-23 March 2005.
Verhelst, M. (2005). Circus Kiekeboe succeeds in promoting
literacy in multilingual Kindergartens. Paper and poster presented
at ‘The Fifth International Conference of the International
Association for the Improvement of Mother Tongue Education. The
Learning and Teaching of Language and Literature, IAIMTE’,
Albi, France, 10-15 May 2005.
Verhelst, M. (2005). Assessing young learners’ language
proficiency. Paper presented at ‘The EALTA Conference’,
Voss, Norway, 2- 5 June 2005.
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