2019 Public Talks Registration
The Center for International Foreign Language Teacher Education (CIFLTE) and The Program of TESOL/Applied Linguistics at Teachers College, Columbia University are pleased to co-sponsor two public talks given by Prof. Peter MacIntyre.

Peter D. MacIntyre is a professor of psychology at Cape Breton University in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada. His primary research focus lies in the psychology of communication processes, in both the native and second languages. Peter’s research on Willingness to Communicate, Language Anxiety, and Motivation has been widely cited and supported by multiple grants from SSHRC, as well as funding from CFI and NSRIT among others.  He has been working on the innovative idiodynamic method to develop a real time understanding of emotions and cognition during communication.  His research extends into the community through the GPI Glace Bay project and studies of volunteerism.


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September 27th, 2019 | Teachers College, Columbia University
Location: 138 Horace Mann, TC
Talk 1
In this presentation we will examine how psychological concepts such as anxiety, motivation and willingness to communicate are typically conceptualized and then how they can be viewed from a complex dynamic systems perspective.

Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Talk 2
But conceptualization is only the first part of the process, we also need practical approaches to studying those processes if we are to make progress in understanding what is happening in the minds of learners. The second part of this presentation will review methods that are being developed to take a look at learners from a dynamic perspective. The Idiodynamic method, which has been used in both research and teaching applications, will be described and demonstrated.  

Time: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
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