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Call for Submissions
Abstract Submission
The conference will accept the following ways to submit abstract:
(A) Paper Presentation
Both individual oral presentation and group oral presentation are accepted at this conference. Submitted papers should be related to the topics of the conference and may include but not limited to theoretical discussion, empirical research, development and design of learning resources, pedagogical design, etc. Authors need to submit a title, keywords, an abstract in 400-600 words (either in Chinese or English) and indicate the topics of the submitted paper (see Scopes and Issues). Please do not submit the full article. Submissions must be original work and should not have been presented or published prior to the conference. Once the abstract is accepted, authors will be required to make a 15-minute oral presentation and participate in the discussion session afterward at the conference.
(B) Panel Discussion
Panel discussion aims to invite experts, scholars, and teachers from around the world to conduct in-depth discussions on the topics as listed below. Paper submitted for the panel discussion should be empirical studies. Authors should work in groups to submit 3-5 abstracts, including titles, keywords, abstracts in 600-800 words (either in Chinese or English), and indicate the topics of panel discussion (see below for details). Please do not submit the full article. Once the abstracts are accepted, the panel members will be required to present their papers in the panel discussion session at the conference. The panel sessions will include oral presentations on the discussed topic (about 15 mins per panel member) and a discussion session.
Panel Discussion Topics:
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Chinese language education for ethnic minorities in mainstream school
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Application of technology of multimodal teaching and education in international Chinese language education
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Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and big data in international Chinese language education
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Diversified teacher training and development
Submission Guidelines
1. The abstract must meet the word limit of the corresponding submission sessions.
2. The abstracts must be in line with the scopes and issues of the conference.
3. Submissions must be original work and should not have been presented or published prior to the conference.
4. The abstract should include a title, 3-5 keywords, research background, and research method.
5. Individuals may not be listed on more than two sessions at the conference. Participants who appear in more than two sessions must decide on which session to participate in and inform the Conference Secretariat when they submit the registration fee.
6. Only one paper presentation is permitted for each individual. Authors who have more than one paper accepted must decide which paper to be presented and inform the Conference Secretariat when they submit the registration fee.
7. Please submit the abstract through the below link. Other forms of submissions will not be accepted.
8. The deadline for abstract submission is 14 August 2022.
9. All submissions will be reviewed by experts, and the results will be announced through email by 9 September 2022.
10. All presenters must pay the registration fee and complete the registration before the deadline.
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Authors who participate in group paper but do not present on the conference do not need to pay the registration fee.
12. The Organisers reserve the rights for the final decision on abstract submission.
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