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17:00 Playing Steampunk London: Collective Memory and Transmedia Game Spaces

Science: open lectures
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lecture by Dr Helena Esser 17:00 Zoom

09:45 Open lecture: "Willa Cather and the American Imagination”

Science: open lectures
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Event end: 11/05/2026

13:15 Open lecture: Black Lives Matter and the Poetics of Political Protest

Science: open lectures
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Event end: 12/05/2026

13:15 Open lecture - Prof. Masatoshi Sato, Uniting learner psychology and language learning research for classroom teaching

Science: open lectures
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Event end: 20/05/2026

Learner psychology is often the source of teachers’ frustrations in the classroom. Yet, research of learner psychology and language teaching has been theoretically and methodologically separated from each other. In this talk, after exploring interfaces between the two research fields, I will share some pedagogical interventions designed to manipulate learner psychology in ways which promote classroom behaviors conducive to language learning.

17:00 Spring Slam 2026

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Event end: 21/05/2026

On the 21st May 2026 the University of Warsaw (the Centre for Foreign Language Teaching and the Institute of English) will host its third English poetry slam.

13:15 Open lecture - Dr Nathan Thomas UCL Getting the most from Students: Practical Ideas for supporting Strategic Language Learning and Use

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Event end: 29/05/2026

Discussions about what makes language learning effective and efficient have long focused on what both teachers and students do. Since the 1970s, the field of language learning strategies has zoomed in on such perennial issues. The field has emphasized that students must be proactive in their language learning pursuits, and teachers must support students in doing so.