Assoc. Professor in the Department of Early Childhood Education, School of Pedagogy, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Editor of Polydromo, a multilingual journal that promotes issues of bilingual and multicultural education, she is a PEAP associate, presently working to help EFL teachers cope with primary school pupils learning English as a third or fourth language.
Plenary Speakers
Roula Tsokalidou
Assoc. Professor in the Department of Early Childhood Education, School of Pedagogy, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Editor of Polydromo, a multilingual journal that promotes issues of bilingual and multicultural education, she is a PEAP associate, presently working to help EFL teachers cope with primary school pupils learning English as a third or fourth language.more
Marina Matthaioudaki
Assoc. Professor in the Department of Applied and Theoretical Linguistics, School of English, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. President of the Evosmos Experimental School for English, she is a PEAP Project associate and has co-authored the “Magic Books” for third grade state school students in Greece.more
Bessie Dendrinos
Professor in the Department of Language and Linguistics, Faculty of English, University of Athens, she has played a significant role in foreign language education reform in Greece. Interested in socially accountable applied linguistics, she is General Director of the English for Young Learners (PEAP) Project and Director of the PEAP curriculum and curricular materials subproject. More: rcel.enl.uoa.gr/dendrinosmore
Keti Zouganeli
Keti Zouganeli has sigificant practical experience in teaching English to young learners and in teaching teachers of young learners. An EYL teacher trainer, she has tutored for the Hellenic Open University and is presently an associate of the PEAP project.more
Thomai Alexiou
Lecturer in the Department of Applied and Theoretical Linguistics, School of English, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Specialised in the area of Teaching English to Young Learners, she is a PEAP Project associate and has co-authored the “Magic Books” for third grade state school students in Greece.more
Kia Karava
Asst. Professor in the Department of Language and Linguistics, Faculty of English, University of Athens, she is responsible for the Initial Teacher Training Practice Teaching component of the Faculty. She is also Director of the PEAP Teacher Training subproject. More: en.enl.uoa.gr/human-resources/professorial-staff/language-and-linguistics/karava-evdokia0.htmlmore
