Publications, Presentations
Upcoming presentations and workshops by lab members
Bryfonski, L., Parlak, O, & Tagarelli, K. (upcoming, March 2024). Language learning through a mobile app: Efficacy and individual differences. American Association of Applied Linguistics Conference.
Faber, K., & Pineault, C. (upcoming, March 2024). Grit, anxiety, and ¡100% español!: Exploring language pledge experiences and linguistic outcomes of Novice learners. American Association of Applied Linguistics Conference.
Gurzynski-Weiss, L., & Pineault, C. (upcoming, November 2023). The TBLT Task Bank: Putting the "task" in Task-Based Language Teaching. ACTFL 2023 Convention and World Language Expo.
Pineault, C. (upcoming, November 2023). Adapting online lesson plans: The potential of asynchronous curricular collaborations. The Greater Washington Association for Teachers of Foreign Languages Fall Conference.
Pineault, C.(upcoming, March 2024). Advancing researcher-practitioner dialogues: Investigating K-12 world language teachers’ perceptions of second language acquisition research. American Association of Applied Linguistics Conference.
Ito, Y. & Bryfonski, L. (upcoming, March 2024) Synchronous computer-mediated communication across modalities: Exploring learners’ noticing of feedback in small group interactions. American Association of Applied Linguistics Conference.
Recent publications by lab members
Bryfonski, L. (2023). Is seeing believing? The role of ultrasound imaging and oral corrective feedback for L2 pronunciation. Journal of Second Language Pronunciation.
Garcia, V.*, Pineault, C.* & Bryfonski, L. (2023). An evaluation of a multidimensional identity measurement tool: The Heritage Language Learner Identity Index. Modern Language Journal.
Mackey, A. & Bryfonski, L. (2023). Output in language learning: Why it’s important and ways to promote it in person and online. ElementsED Journal.
Bryfonski, L. & Mackey, A. (in press). The Art and Science of Language Teaching. Cambridge University Press.
Past recent presentations and workshops by lab members
Pineault, C., Somineni, N. & Bryfonski, L. Task-based language teaching: Aligning classroom practices with SLA research. Workshop series for Prince William County Public Schools.
Sukkasem, M.* & Bryfonski, L. (June 2023). Across the Border: Need Analysis of English learners in Border Areas of Thailand-Myanmar. The International Conference on Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT). Khon Kaen, Thailand.
Bryfonski, L. & Pineault, C. (June 2023). Using tasks to support critical and less commonly taught language programs. Workshop presented at The International Conference on Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT). Khon Kaen, Thailand.
Bryfonski, L. (May, 2023). Digital tools for task-based teacher training. University College London. London, UK.
Bryfonski, L. Doyle, A., Figueroa, J., Talavera, F. (March 2023). Designing an online task-based teacher training course: A collaboration between researchers, teachers, and administrators. In A. Révész & Y. Kim (Organizers) Interdisciplinarity and Collaboration in Task-based Language Teaching Research: Advances and Challenges. American Association of Applied Linguistics (AAAL) Conference. Portland, Oregon.
Bryfonski, L. (September 2022) Moving Language Teacher Education Online: Educators’ Perceptions of Challenges, Affordances and Effectiveness. IRALL Conference. Kerry, Ireland.
Mackey, A., Bang, H. J., Fujii, A., Ito, Y, Lenihan, E., Reagan, D., & Bryfonski, L. (upcoming, August, 2022). Is less more? Group size and task production with child L2 learners. The International Conference on Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT). Innsbruck, Austria.
Bryfonski, L. & Cook, K. (August 2022). Turn-taking, interruptions, and interjections on Zoom: A task-based approach to L2 pragmatic development. In Y. Kim and N. Taguchi (Organizers), Task-Based Interaction and Learning in L2 Pragmatics. The International Conference on Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT). Innsbruck, Austria.
Mackey, A., Bryfonski, L., Ku, Y. (March 2022). Research Methods in work on TBLT and IDs: A Methodological Review. American Association of Applied Linguistics (AAAL) Conference