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Research Center for Language and Cognition (CLCG)

Symposium "Eye-tracking Second Language Acquisition Research"

When:Th 27-02-2020 13:00 - 18:00
Where:Location TBA

We are pleased to announce a symposium on Eye-tracking Second Language Acquisition Research which will be held on 27 February 2020 13-18h at the RUG (see below and attached for more info).

Keynote speaker will be Aline Godfroid (Michigan State University), author of the book Eye Tracking in Second Language Acquisition and Bilingualism.

The symposium will showcase the many exciting avenues of ET research into SLA and features external speakers (e.g., Roger Gilabert, Sible Andringa) as well as our own junior and senior colleagues. All welcome and please spread the word.

Note, Aline Godfroid will be available in the morning of the 27th for ReMA students and PhD candidates who wish to consult with her on their design and analysis of eye-tracking research.
Please register your participation in the symposium and/or consultation via this link before February 20th.

Best wishes,

Marije Michel   &   Hanneke Loerts
m.c.michel rug.nl       &     h.loerts rug.nl

(with many thanks to the CLCG and BCN for their financial support)

Programme:
Time
Titles
Presenters

13.00-13.05

Opening

Marije Michel (CLCG)

13.05 - 13.45

Cognitive Engagement with Feedback in a Serious Literacy game

Roger Gilabert & Matthew Pattemore (Universitat de Barcelona)

13.45-14.10

The Influence of Foreign Language Proficiency on the Use(fulness) of Subtitles

Hanneke Loerts (RUG)

14.10-14.35

Second language writing processes: comparing task effects across proficiency levels

Marije Michel (RUG), Andrea Révész, Xiaojun Lu, Nektaria Kourtali & Lais Borges (UCL, Institute of Education)

14.35-15.00

Cross-linguistic effects of L1 in Persian L2-learners of English: an eye-tracking study

Pouran Seifi, Marjolijn Verspoor, Hanneke Loerts  (RUG) & Pim Mak (UU)

15.00-15.15

Coffee/tea break

15.15-15.40

Explicit instruction and consolidation in kindergarteners' statistical learning: an eye tracking study

Sybren Spit & Sible Andringa (UvA)

15.40-16.05

A closer look at bilingual lexical access: using pupillometry to determine what makes L2 access so difficult

Simone Sprenger, Tom Freire Offrede & Jacolien van Rij (RUG)

16.05-16.30

Does ‘affect’ really affect the second language?: A corpus eye-tracking study of emotion processing in the L2.

Jelle Brouwer (RUG), Evy Woumans & Nicolas Dirix  (U.Gent)

16.30-16.55

Using eye-tracking to investigate the effect of language of instruction on students’ focus of attention during lectures

Anja Schüppert, Hanneke Loerts, Charlotte Gooskens & Penny Heisterkamp (RUG)

17.00-18.00

KEYNOTE: Reporting practices in second language and bilingual eye-tracking research

Aline Godfroid *(Michigan State University

Discussion, drinks, dinner