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Calls: From Associated Motion to Associated Posture in Cross-Linguistic Perspective: Call for Papers: General information: • This is a hybrid conference with options for online presentations. • Abstracts for 30-minute presentations (20-25 minutes presentations followed by 10-5 minutes discussion) should not exceed 500 words, including examples but excluding references. • Abstracts must be anonymous; please include your personal data (name, institution of affiliation) within the email. • Abstract should be sent no later than June 16, 2024, to the following email addresses: semin

Since many people have asked, here are my slides from pgDay Paris And please remember, those are Worst practices, not the best;-) PS pdf is also uploaded to the conference website

After meeting your publishing-soulmate at a conference

Today I went to the TNO-ESI Symposium. Just as last year, I really liked the presentations. Some things are immediately usable, some thing will probably pop up in my head in a relevant situation months or years from now. Some talks have given some great insights into failures, or at least difficulties encountered, and that openness was great to hear. Content, no sales pitch! One of the highlights was the opening academic keynote by Mieke van der Bijl-Brouwer. Some very nice insights on integrating technical & social systems. Here's my graphical summary (with QR codes for background info)! *Edit:* In the mobile view it's quite easy to zoom in and out of the picture. On a desktop, it's easier to right-click on it and choose "open picture in new tab". Now you can scroll and zoom more easily!

Please #share If you’re new to presenting a paper at a conference, here are some hints 👇. Well, Lancaster University did a fantastic job at breaking these points down. 1. Structure your paper carefully 2. Don’t try to say too much 3. Eye contact with audience is important 4. Rehearse your paper in front of a friend/colleague 5. Prepare for the room 6. Make backup plans in case TECH ‘fails’ 7. Don’t worry about the size of the audience! 8. Don’t be too hard on yourself 9. Expect questions 10. Enjoy the conference paper ✅ See the points well elucidated here: https://lnkd.in/eBsH48k4 #conference #presentation #researchpaper #confidence #preparation #2024

We are now accepting submissions to present at the CSTA 2025 Annual Conference, set for July 8-11, 2025, in Cleveland, Ohio! We're accepting submissions (https://buff.ly/3WWD8Fd ) for breakout sessions, workshops, mini-sessions, and posters. Whether you’ve presented at a CSTA event before, or are looking to present for the first time, submissions are due by Oct. 27! Have an idea but aren’t sure how to start? The CSTA Conference Committee and veteran presenters will be holding office hours to provide you with individualized support. Join one of the upcoming sessions: Oct. 19 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. ET: https://buff.ly/3zLgK9m Oct. 24 from 7 to 10 p.m. ET: https://buff.ly/3U77YJw Not interested in submitting a proposal, but still want to be part of the action? With so many incredible session proposals, we need reviewers (https://buff.ly/3MoLuj6 ) to help us choose the best for CSTA 2025. Proposals are assigned to reviewers based on expertise and availability, and all reviewers are assigned a minimum of only five proposals. Help us build the conference you want to attend; apply to review by Oct. 18: https://buff.ly/3MoLuj6 !

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Anytime you put yourself out into the world to share your ideas it can seem overwhelming. Imposter syndrome creeps in as you ask yourself why your ideas are worthy of an audience to listen to. However, many are not aware of all the preparation that goes into creating a dynamic conference presentation. Months and months of work occur before the moment you are standing on stage in front of other educators at an event. Enroll now to explore how to effectively prep your upcoming conference submission. Explore choosing your passion topic, building a strong bio, designing a catchy title, and finding the event to best share out your ideas! It's time to push that button and get your voice amplified at the next education conference. https://buff.ly/3JnwJtL

Idea (concept, category): anything existing in the mind as an object of knowledge or thought; a generalized concept of a class of objects, based on knowledge of particular instances; a group of things; Related terms: conception, often equivalent to concept, specifically refers to something conceived in the mind or imagined; thought refers to any idea, whether or not expressed, that occurs to the mind in reasoning or contemplation; notion implies vagueness or incomplete intention; impression implies vagueness of an idea provoked by some external stimulus. Critical thinkers strive to develop awareness of the ideas they use in their thinking, where those ideas came from, and the strengths and weaknesses in them. They recognize that all disciplines are driven by key ideas or concepts. They recognize that all thinking presupposes concepts in use. They seek to identify irrational ideas. They seek to use words (expressive of ideas) in keeping with educated usage. See concept, clarify, logic, logic of language. The Full Glossary of Critical Thinking Terms & Concepts is available for members at: https://lnkd.in/gDa8V3wZ We invite you to join our Center for Critical Thinking Community Online,offering subscription memberships at: https://lnkd.in/gfnzpq9 30 day Free Trial Membership Available https://lnkd.in/ggcVszeT For More Info or Help Signing Up Email: CCT@Criticalthinking.org Ask about our institutional memberships. https://lnkd.in/ggcVszeT 44th Annual International Conference (Entirely Online) Saturday, July 20th - Friday, July 26th https://lnkd.in/gwyQtmgM #criticalthinking #criticalthinkingskills Linda Elder Gerald Nosich

Anytime you put yourself out into the world to share your ideas it can seem overwhelming. Imposter syndrome creeps in as you ask yourself why your ideas are worthy of an audience to listen to. However, many are not aware of all the preparation that goes into creating a dynamic conference presentation. Months and months of work occur before the moment you are standing on stage in front of other educators at an event. Enroll now to explore how to effectively prep your upcoming conference submission. Explore choosing your passion topic, building a strong bio, designing a catchy title, and finding the event to best share out your ideas! It's time to push that button and get your voice amplified at the next education conference. https://buff.ly/3JnwJtL