AAAL 2006
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The AAAL and ACLA/CAAL 2006 Conference will feature six Plenary Sessions.
What makes students click: Language and culture learning with computers and the Internet Dorothy Chun, University of California at Santa Barbara
A Pedagogical Perspective on SLA: Focus on Use Claude Germain, University of Quebec at Montreal, and Joan Netten, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Montréal and the discursive construction of la francité canadienne Monica Heller, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at University of Toronto
Defining and measuring the construct of second-language proficiency Jan Hulstijn, University of Amsterdam
Small words make big meanings John Sinclair, The Tuscan Word Centre
Dialogue in the classroom Gordon Wells, University of California at Santa Cruz