Abstract Submission

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ABSTRACT GUIDELINES

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Title: It should be no more than 15 words and use title case style (the first letter of each word is capitalized, except for small words).
Abstract: It should be between 150 and 200 words.
For research-based submissions, the abstract should include:

1. Background of the study 
2. Research gaps
3. Methodology
4. Participants, data collection and analysis
5. Results/Findings
6. Implications (if any) 

For practice-based (workshops) submissions, the abstract should include:

1. Rationale
2. Theoretical support
3. Brief description of techniques
4. Participants’ outcomes

Sub-themes: You’re invited to make an abstract submission to one of the sub-themes below:

• Cultivating Curiosity and Critical Thinking in Language Learners Promoting Intercultural
• Promoting Intercultural Competence and Global Citizenship
• Embracing Creativity and Innovation in Language Teaching
• Leveraging Technology to Expand Language Learning Opportunities
• Ensuring Equity Access for All Learners
• Addressing Biases and Discrimination in Language
• Teaching Language Education in the Context of Globalization and Migration
• Utilizing AI to respond to different learning contexts
• Translanguaging skills and Multilingual identities
• Globalization and language evolution
• Teaching Chinese/Japanese/Korean

Profile: The presenter should include their a profile (approx. 80 words) including their position, institution, country, skills taught, research interests and experiences.
Important notes:

• Reject: The abstract will be rejected immediately if it does not meet the word count requirement, contain many language inaccuracies, and/or plagiarism is detected.
• Submission limit: each speaker will be limited to one abstract submission in which the speaker is a main presenter and one abstract submission in which the speaker is a co-presenter.
• Review process: All submissions will undergo a supportive, fast-track review process. Abstract submission results will be released in March, 2024.

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ABSTRACT SUBMISSION SYSTEM

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Instructions for submitting an abstract to OpenTESOL’s conference platform (https://program.opentesol.org/) can be found below.

NOTE:

The submission process is completed when you can see your abstract posted on the system, and there is no noticing email for a successfully posted abstract sent to your mailbox.

If you cannot find the ‘enroll me’ button. Please sign out, close the tab/ browser, access https://program.opentesol.org (do not sign in yet), click on ‘the 12th openTESOL’ in the webpage, sign in, then click the ‘self enroll’ button in the webpage.

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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For technical support, please direct your request to opentesolconference@ou.edu.vn

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