MAESTRÍA EN
LINGÜÍSTICA
APLICADA A LA ENSEÑANZA DEL INGLÉS
Colombian Applied Linguistic Journal FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE 2009 ISSUE
The Colombian Applied Linguistics Journal, CALJ, is an annual publication of the College of Sciences and Education, Master’s Program in Applied Linguistics of Universidad Distrital in Bogotá, Colombia for professionals of education interested in research and teaching issues in the field of Applied Linguistics for the Teaching of English. This journal is mainly concerned with disseminating completed and ongoing research relevant to the field of language education.
CALJ is indexed in the MLA International Bibliography and in the Educational Research Abstracts on line (ERA).
The call for papers for our 2009 issue is for all of you who might be interested in publishing an article that has resulted from a culminated research project, a pedagogical innovation, or theoretical review. The guidelines for writers can be consulted in the web page of the journal: http://calj.udistrital.edu.co
Deadline for submitting articles : October 30th, 2008
Since education has a major role in shaping society, developing students and teachers´ competencies as readers and writers is a major responsibility in promoting language education. The Colombian Constitution poses that responsibility in schools and as faculties of education we are to be committed to developing Colombian citizens´ basic competencies to successfully perform in society.
Possible contributions include, but are not limited to:
Politics of Reading and Writing
Early literacy development and improvement
Exploring literacy on the Internet
Becoming literate in the technological age
Literacy and Curricular integration
Struggles of becoming literate and biliterate
The role of instructional materials in literacy development
International perspectives on literacy.
Teachers and students as writers.
Teachers´ knowledge and practices of literacy.
Language teachers´ beliefs about teaching and learning reading and writing.
Social and cultural perspectives of literacy for bilingual and bicultural education.
Trends in Teacher Certification and Literacy
Editorial Director
Amparo Clavijo Olarte Ph.D
Editorial Advisory Board
Theresa Austin. University of Massachusetts
Adriana González Moncada. Universidad de Antioquia
Rigoberto Castillo. Universidad Distrital
Claudia Torres Jaramillo. Universidad Distrital
Clelia Pineda Báez. Universidad Externado de Colombia
Melba Libia Cárdenas. Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Anne Marie de Mejia. Universidad del Valle
Patrick Smith. Universidad de las Americas. Puebla
Luz Murillo. Universidad del Valle
Yuriko Wellington. University of Georgia
Gloria Velez-Rendon. Purdue University Calumet
Marcela van Olphen. University of Wyoming
Gillian Moss. Universidad del Atlántico
Esperanza Torres Mesa. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
Esperanza Vera. Universidad Pedagógica Nacional
Editorial Review Board
Alberto Abouchaar Clelia Pineda Flor Marina Hernández Melba Libia Cárdenas Carmen Helena Guerrero Carlos Rico Francisco Moreno Maribel Ramírez Nicolás Hine Claudia Lucia Ordóñez Esperanza Vera Esperanza Torres Carmen Martínez Yined Tello Margaret Gillian Moss Gloria Vélez Patrick Smith Adriana González Sarah Hudelson Iliana Reyes Katiuska Salmón Anne-Marie de Mejía Gene Díaz Luz Dary Arias
For further information please contact CALJ, Editors Maestría en Lingüística Aplicada Universidad Distrital Avenida Ciudad de Quito N° 65-81 Oficina 704 Tel: (571) 3238400 Ext. 6363 Bogotá, Colombia
Maestría en Linguística Aplicada a la Enseñanza del Inglés