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The latest FIPLV Newsletter is out and available to download HERE

Dear Representatives of the FIPLV member associations,

I am very pleased to send you the Call for Nominations for the FIPLV International Award 2022.

The FIPLV International Award is FIPLV’s highest distinction and can be awarded to FIPLV members who distinguish or have distinguished themselves by being exceptionally active, innovative, valuable, talented, in one or more fields of language learning and language teaching.

Member associations are kindly requested to nominate candidates for the FIPLV International Award 2022 and must ensure that the full documentation reaches the Secretary General (geraldo.carvalho@werther.com.br) by 1^st February 2023.

See attached the Call for Nominations and the criteria for nominations.

Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions regarding the nominations.

Best regards from Brazil,

Geraldo

—

Dr. Geraldo de Carvalho

Head of the German Language Department – Werther Institut – Juiz de Fora – Brazil

Secretary General
Fédération Internationale des Professeurs de Langues Vivantes
https://fiplv.com

Thanks to Professor Terry Lamb, FIPLV President and author with Taylor and Francis, we are sharing a special offer for 30% discount to you and your network to use when purchasing any book on www.routledge.com before 6 November 2022. Simply add the promotion code JOE30 at checkout. 

Please feel free to spread the word about this opportunity among your members and professional networks.

Prof. Martin East, Senior Vice-President of our member association, NZALT has kindly allowed us to share the free downloadable copy of his new book widely with our members. Prof. East is one of the organisers of our next FIPLV World Congress in Auckland, New Zealand, 6^th-9^th July 2024. His excellent contribution to the Elements series “examines how pedagogical innovation in language classrooms can be mediated through language teacher education (LTE) by subjecting the author’s own practices as a teacher educator to scrutiny”.

The book will be available for free until 3^rd November.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009127998

Link: https://www.cambridge.org/core/elements/mediating-innovation-through-language-teacher-education/CD26B37159C9BBA029712EDF3574EA83

Ikala is proud to present our latest special issue (volume 27, issue 3) on Decoloniality in ELT, prepared with Co-editors Carmen Helena Guerrero, Clarissa Jordão, and Gabriela Veronelli. This special issue deals with a thorny issue that questions the core of deeply rooted assumptions in ELT and proposes a myriad of approaches to English teaching otherwise. The cover and dividers that adorn it display different details of the work “Interacción”, by talented Colombian artist Laura Carolina Osorio Villa.

Link: https://revistas.udea.edu.co/index.php/ikala/issue/view/4048