CercleS2026 Parallel Sessions 4

CercleS2026 Parallel Sessions 4

Presentations

What
Five presentations per lecture theatre, grouped according to the conference’s thematic areas
Where
Lecture theatres MA1, MA2, MA3, MA4, MA5 and MA6 – Former Music College, Piazza Lauro de Bosis, 6 (ground floor)
When
Friday 11 September 2026, from 11:45 to 13:00 (CEST)

Speakers must be present in the lecture theatre from the start of the session

Topic areaTitleAuthorUniversityCo-presentersRoom
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationRegulation, Co-Intelligence, and Foreign Language Enjoyment: What Is at Risk of Being Overlooked?Etedali MohammadLAB University of Applied Sciences (FI)MA1
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationHuman Touch in the AI Era: Fostering Critical Language Awareness through Corpus Linguistics and CDA in LSPKallus HanaMasaryk University Brno (CZ)MA1
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationCreativity is Intelligence Having Fun”: Revitalizing Student Interaction and Deep Learning in Digital TimesKorkalainen KatrinUniversity of Oulu (FI)MA1
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationDesigning Co-Intelligent Learning Environments in Foreign Language Education: Simulated Job Interviews and Reflective Podcasting as Tools for Developing Transversal CompetenciesL'upták MarekTechnical University in Zvolen (SK)MA1
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetencePragmatics in the Age of AI: Intercultural Competence, Speech Acts, and Emerging Norms in Human–LLM InteractionXiang CatherineLondon School of Economics and Political Science (UK)MA1
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationThe Power of Storytelling: Teaching German through a Narrative from A1 to B1Schenke HeinerUniversity of Oxford (UK)MA2
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationPlaying with Genres: Creative Writing in a Multidisciplinary Academic Writing CourseSuuriniemi Salla-MaariaUniversity of Helsinki (FI)MA2
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceCultural Codes and Linguistic Interference: Teaching Ukrainian to Russian-Language LearnersAzovtseva SofiiaIndipendent Researcher (PL)MA3
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationThe Language of the Body. Yoga as a Transnational Academic PracticeBuono CristinaUniversity of Perugia (IT)MA3
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceSelf-Efficacy as Empowerment in Intercultural Communication: Activating Learners’ Existing CompetencesClose NatalieTampere University (FI)MA3
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationDeveloping social work students' communication competence in a changing worldEriksson PiaUniversity of Lapland (FI)Kreus ElinaMA3
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceMore Than Words: Fostering Intercultural Competence and Community through Intensive Language ProgramsKurochka HalynaUkrainian Catholic University (UA)Kurylo SolomiiaMA3
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationSupporting Love Across Borders: Collaborative and AI-Enhanced Approaches in Family law scenarios for Legal EnglishChovancová BarboraMasaryk University Brno (CZ)MA4
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationClassroom Marketing: A Rhetorical Strategy for Strengthening Student Engagement in LSP CoursesChudova KaterinaMasaryk University Brno (CZ)MA4
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesExperiences of improvisation as a method in teaching foreign languages and communication skillsEiniö RuusaLAB Univerisity of Applied Sciences, LUT University (FI)Vihava HannaMA4
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationTeaching with gardening metaphor for cultivating doctoral researchers’ writing skills.Karjalainen MagdaUniversity of Oulu (FI)Jokinen PäiviMA4
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationApprendimento performativo in Italiano L2Pescina LuigiUniversity of Padua (IT)Folcato ElenaMA4
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceFrom Analysis to Practice: Implementing CEFR CV in University Language Centre ContextsBorsetto ElenaUniversity of Verona (IT)MA5
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceLanguage learning as a gateway to cultural diversity. Building cultural competence in German coursesMeyer AlmutUniversity of Turku (FI)MA5
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceMore than language learning: skills developed by teachers and students in course assistant programmesRehwagen ClaudiaTampere University (FI)MA5
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationFostering a sense of community and belonging beyond the language class through the Language Experience for All Programme (LEAP) SocialsSavary MathildeUniversity of Manchester (UK)MA5
9. Professional Growth of Language Centre Teachers and StaffExploring Emerging Practices of Academic Podcasting for Professional GrowthSchaefer MatthewSophia University Tokyo (JP)Turner Matthew W.(not attending), Lowe Robert J. (not attending)MA5

 

Workshops

What
Six workshops grouped according to the conference’s thematic areas
Where
– Giulio Marinozzi Hall – Giardino del Cinghiale, Piazza Lauro de Bosis, 4
– Lab 1 CLA – University Language Centre
, Former Music College, Piazza Lauro de Bosis, 6 (level -1)
When
Friday 11 September 2026, from 11:45 to 13:00 (CEST)

Speakers must be present in the lecture theatre from the start of the session

Topic areaTitleAuthorUniversityCo-presentersRoom
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceExpérimentations interculturelles en cours de Français Langue étrangèreKawa-Topor IsabelleToulouse University Capitole (FR)Sala Giulio Marinozzi
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceNavigating Digital Ecosystems: Redefining Intercultural Empathy through AI-Driven Pedagogical InnovationMorgado MargaridaPolytechnic University of Castelo Branco (PT) Régio Mónica, Faria Sónia (TBC)Sala Giulio Marinozzi
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceFrom Awareness to Action: Experiencing Mediation through Plurilingual and Intercultural PracticeSedlackova KaterinaMasaryk University (CZ)Alchazidu AthenaSala Giulio Marinozzi
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceBefore, During, After: Designing Reflective Support for Students AbroadForkel SophiePotsdam University (DE)Aula MA6
12. Collaborative and Inclusive LearningPaso a paso en la adaptación de pruebas de acreditación: hacia una evaluación accesible para el alumnado con TEA1Jordá Sánchez LídiaUniversity of Alicante (ES)Macià MarinaAula MA6
4. Intercultural Communication and CompetenceCan AI Be Interculturally Competent? Rethinking Intercultural Communication, Bias, and Responsibility in Higher Education Teaching and LearningZverinova JanaUniversity of Chemistry and Technology Prague (CZ)Hrebackova Monika Aula MA6

 

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