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Following on from 2024 episode on Machine Translation and GenAI, we explore a critical question: is generative AI really inevitable in education—or have we simply accepted a narrative? Our panel challenges the assumption that AI's dominance in higher education is a foregone conclusion. Rather than …

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Conferences in EAP

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Fill out this form to let us know what you think of the podcast. We'd love to use your feedback to inform our upcoming book chapter on Educational Podcasting. Thank you! In this episode, Sanchia talks to the organisers behind some of the longest-running conferences in EAP: Mark Carver (St Andrews)…
In this episode, EAP practitioners Jen McDougall, Katrien Dereoy, and Milada Walkova discuss the challenges and strategies in designing effective materials for English for Academic Purposes (EAP). The conversation highlights the importance of context, the role of feedback, and the necessity of both…
This episode explores the challenges of teaching and learning discipline-specific vocabulary in EAP contexts. Alex Runchman interviews four colleagues working across University College Dublin's satellite campuses in China, which teach diverse disciplines including finance, engineering, biological s…

EAP in Turkey

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In this episode, Michelle talks to experienced EAP practitioners in Turkey who discuss challenges, institutional differences, and the evolving role of practitioners in their context. Guests discuss their routes into EAP, curriculum autonomy, professional development, and the impact of native speake…
In this episode of All Things EAP, hosts Xiaoqing and Michelle explore the question of whether EAP teachers should pursue a doctorate. They are joined by guests Steve Kirk, Qingyang Sun, and David Collett, who share their diverse perspectives and experiences. The discussion delves into the social a…
In this episode of All Things EAP, Madhu Neupane Bastola, Angeliki Apostolidou, Peter Davidson, and Monalisha explore the complexities of giving and receiving feedback on academic writing. Drawing on their diverse contexts and roles as researchers, teachers, and students, they discuss feedback lite…
With a full heart and sore head, we bid farewell to the 2025 BALEAP Conference with reactions and reflections on what has been a fantastic event organised by the University of Plymouth team.
Challenging the status quo, reflecting on inspiring talks and more in this coverage of Day 3.
A kindness keynote, SIG love, a exciting journal announcement and the (precarity-shaped) elephant in the room.
免責聲明: 本頁面嵌入的 Podcast 和封面圖片來自 BALEAP,歸其所有者所有,與 Listen Notes, Inc. 無關聯,也未獲得 Listen Notes, Inc. 背書。