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Convention Program

The ARTESOL 2026 convention will take place on May 29-30 at Universidad Católica de Santa Fe, featuring a variety of sessions in English and Spanish focused on innovative teaching strategies and professional development in English Language Teaching (ELT). The program includes plenary sessions, concurrent workshops, and networking opportunities, with notable speakers and topics addressing the integration of AI, emotional intelligence, and inclusive practices. Attendees will also have the chance to explore commercial presentations from leading ELT companies.
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Convention Program

The ARTESOL 2026 convention will take place on May 29-30 at Universidad Católica de Santa Fe, featuring a variety of sessions in English and Spanish focused on innovative teaching strategies and professional development in English Language Teaching (ELT). The program includes plenary sessions, concurrent workshops, and networking opportunities, with notable speakers and topics addressing the integration of AI, emotional intelligence, and inclusive practices. Attendees will also have the chance to explore commercial presentations from leading ELT companies.
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CONVENTION PROGRAM

ARTESOL 2026
English and Spanish Sessions

Friday May 29
Universidad Católica de Santa Fe (Echagüe 7151, Santa Fe Capital, Provincia de Santa Fe)

8.00-9.00 Registration: Time to get your ARTESOL CONVENTION badge and goodie bag.
8:30 “Yoga activate” with Rita Aldorino
ROOM: 1.26

9.00–9.40 Plenario de apertura


(aula magna) Ma. Luisa Gutierrez Peart
Room: 1.27 La internacionalización como vehículo para la innovación

9.40-10.15 Opening ceremony /Ceremonia de apertura


(aula magna)
Room: 1.27 Silvia BREIBURD
Argentina TESOL Board President

Erika ROGER
Argentina TESOL Board Vice-President

Maria Luisa GUTIÉRREZ PEART


Universidad Católica de Santa Fe
Convention Co-Chair

Luciano ESTRADA
ALICANA
Convention Co-Chair

Ministerio de Educación de Santa Fe

10.15-11:00
(aula magna) Plenary
Room: 1.27 Wink, Dawn: Translanguaging, Wildness, Beauty, and Imagination in ELT
11:00-11:30 Coffee Break (courtesy of ALICANA)
Entrance hall

11.30-12:20 Highlighted Concurrent Sessions

A- Martin, Graciela
Integrating AI meaningfully into your lesson planning
ROOM: 3.20
B- Monté, Nylia
Teach the Heart: Practical SEL Strategies for your Classes
ROOM: 1.26
C- Olsen, Chelsea
Student-centered learning activities to increase student engagement
ROOM: 1.27
D- Breiburd, Silvia (español)
Enseñar con Z, aprender con Alfa: el desafío de pensar más allá.
AULA: 3.19

12.30-13.20 Concurrent sessions

1- Egea Pato, Andrea


Using whatsApp channels in secondary school classrooms
Demonstration - ROOM: 1.12
2- Dominguez, Analía
From ash to fire: Rehumanising our teaching avatar
Demonstration - ROOM: 1.23
3- Tizi, María Eugenia
The power of teaching without power
Workshop - ROOM: 1.25
4- Bellolio, Liliana
Boosting speaking through structured repetition and interaction
Demonstration - ROOM: 3.19
5- Gonzalez Rivas, Florencia
Bridging teaching and learning in writing classrooms through Formative Assessment
Workshop - ROOM: 2.10
6-Duarte, Paula
Beyond verb to be: Unequal appropriation in GBA
Research Paper - ROOM: 2.7
7- Diaz, Gonzalo Workshop
The power of passion: Cultivating authentic learning environments
Workshop - ROOM: 2.9
8- Gatti, Eugenia / Toledo, Carolina
Cultural studies through women’s voices in the classroom
Workshop - ROOM: 3.18
Sesión en español
9- Aldorino, Rita
Happy teacher, content student: Disfrutar la tarea diaria
TALLER - AULA: 1.26

13.30-15.00 Lunch Break


Entrance hall

15.00-15.55 Concurrent sessions

10- Biondi, Carina


Think it, tell it, write it: a SMART approach
Demonstration - ROOM: 1.26
11- Becette, Natalia
Strategic reading: skimming, scanning, and AI integration
Workshop - ROOM: 1.23
12- Duarte, Paula
Teacher-led student-centered AI prompting in class
Demonstration - ROOM: 1.24
13- Bellolio, Liliana
From brain-based learning to speaking in ELT
Workshop - ROOM: 1.25
14- Lucero Mendin, Macarena
Learning by doing: An immersive multilingual experience
Demonstration - ROOM: 2.10
15- Vidal, Liliana
Inclusive English in action: Designing learning without barriers
Workshop - ROOM: 2.7
16- Deroy, Ailin - Anrriquez, Joaquín - Rojas, Lucas
From burnout to breakthrough: AI tools for ELT engagement
Workshop - ROOM: 2.9
17- Danderfer Otazú, Karen
The heart of innovation
Demonstration - ROOM: 3.18

Sesión en español

18- Bonadeo, Flavia - Cravero, Natalia - Schneider, Farah


¿Aulas heterogéneas? ¡Prácticas diversificadas!
AULA: 1.12
16.00-16.45 Highlighted Concurrent Sessions

E- Palavecino, Stella
Vowels with feeling: An inclusive approach to pronunciation
ROOM: 3.18

F-Rioja, Alba
Beyond the bubble: Unlocking graphic novels in the EFL classroom
ROOM: 3.20

G- Becerra, Andres
Experiential learning in the age of AI​
ROOM: 1.26

H- Villan, Marcela
Global issues in the classroom: Are we doing enough?
ROOM: 3.19

I- Danowski, Marcela (español)


Pensamiento visual: ideas que se ven, aprendizajes que quedan
AULA: 1.27

Coffee break + Networking and Dedicated Expo Time


16:45-17:30 Entrance hall
Visit the stands (ROOM 1.22) and enjoy connecting with fellow colleagues and ELT
companies
Commercial presentations: (starting 17:00)
Attend a commercial presentation to learn about the newest and best on the ELT
market
Jinso - room: 1.12
Oxford - room: 1.23
Toefl - room: 1.24
Pearson - room: 1.25

17.30-18.20 Plenary (English)


(aula magna) Squirrell, David: To be, or not to be, AI is the question!
Room: 1.27

(aula magna)
Room: 1.27 18:30 Coro Juvenil - UCSF
Saturday May 30
Universidad Católica de Santa Fe (Echagüe 7151, Santa Fe Capital, Provincia de Santa Fe)

8.15-9.00 Registration new attendees


8:30 “Yoga activate” with Rita Aldorino
ROOM: 1.26
9.00–9.50 Opening Plenary (Spanish)
(aula magna) Ma. Belén Gonzalez Milbrandt:
Room: 1.27 La escuela sin miedo: Prácticas para humanizar el aula y encender el aprendizaje.

10.00-10.45 Highlighted Concurrent Sessions


J- Martin, Graciela
TESOL and ARTESOL: Building professional community, Then and Now
ROOM: 1.25
K- Olsen, Chelsea (English)
Stories that shape us: Weaving identity and voice into language learning
ROOM: 3.20
L- Bonadeo, Flavia - Bobbio, Silvana - Schneider, Farah (English)
Exploring project-based learning in the new Primary English Curriculum
ROOM: 3.9
M- Zorio, Pat (English)
From pixel to feeling (And vice versa!)
ROOM: 1.26
N- Lederhos Maricel (Español)
Saber e identidad docente hoy: formarse para enseñar
AULA: 3.19
Coffee break
10:45-11:30 Visit the stands (ROOM 1.22) and enjoy connecting with fellow colleagues and ELT
companies
Commercial presentations (starting 11:00)
Attend a commercial presentation to learn about the newest and best on the ELT
market
Pathways - room: 1.23
Hamilton House - room: 1.24
Advice - room: 1.25

11.30-12.25 Concurrent sessions

19-Egea Pato, Andrea


Benefits of using Google forms in secondary school classrooms
Demonstration - ROOM: 1.12
20- Gaitan, Andrea
Using associations to improve our learners’ pronunciation skills
Demonstration - ROOM: 1.23
21- Alfonso, Mónica
Integrating emotional intelligence into English vocabulary acquisition
Research paper - ROOM: 1.24
22- Tomatis, José
Promote critical thinking in your classroom
Demonstration - ROOM: 1.25
23- De Iacovo, Manuel
Beyond the prompt: AI, hooks, and teacher judgement
Demonstration - ROOM: 3.14
24- Gatti, Eugenia - Lentini, Cyntia
Claiming the throne: Historical role-play in EFL
Workshop - ROOM: 3.15
25- Roger, Erika - Trujillo, Andrea
From silence to confidence: Motivating adults to speak
Demonstration - ROOM: 3.21
26- Doric, Liliana
Designing culturally responsive ELT materials: the Puna rainbow project
Demonstration - ROOM: 3.19
27- Biondi, Carina (español)
Pausa, respira, enseña: Neurociencia y mindfulness al rescate!
AULA: 1.26
Concurrent sessions
12.30-13.25
28- Bertone, Flavia; Daniele Verónica
Beyond lesson plans; Designing inclusive ESL classes
Workshop - ROOM: 1.12
29-Becette, Natalia
The prompt matters - Unlocking writing with AI
Demonstration - ROOM: 1.23
30- Molina, Gastón - Salguero Fernanda
Attending to grammar while making meaning matter
Workshop - ROOM: 1.24
31-Villagra, Cristina - Ruiz, Lourdes
Make learning real: Using AI to build contextualized lessons
Workshop - ROOM: 1.25
32-Diaz, Gonzalo
The curious educator: Leveraging inquiry for professional transformation
Workshop - ROOM: 3.14
33-Answine, Mark
Butter and bread OR bread and butter?
Demonstration - ROOM: 3.15
34- Zenteno Verlardez, Daniela
Play beyond childhood: rethinking learning across levels
Workshop - ROOM: 3.19
Sesión en español
35- Rioja, Alba
Alfabetización visual: Redescubriendo el potencial de los libros álbum
TALLER - AULA: 3.8
Lunch break
Entrance hall
13.30-15.00 ___________________________________________________________________

Lunch and learn 13.30 - 14.45 (registration required)


Room: 1.26 / SUM

15.00-15.50 Highlighted Concurrent Sessions

O- Danowski, Marcela
In my new teaching era: Evolving classroom practice
ROOM: 3.20
P- Zew, Karina
When speaking activities fail to create communication
ROOM: 3.19
Q- Monté, Nylia
Repetition: key to learning. Make it fun with games!
ROOM: 3.21
R- Villan, Marcela (español)
Aulas que transforman: Aprendizaje significativo en clave global
AULA: 3.9
16.00-16.45 Plenary
(aula magna) Wink, Dawn
Room: 1.27 Literacidad global: Atreverse a ir por más en la enseñanza

16.45-17:30 Presidential Plenary


(aula magna) Breiburd, Silvia
Room: 1.27 Back to the future: Shaping what’s next — Valuing what stays

17.30-18.30 Closing and Prize Giving Ceremony


(aula magna)

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