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Programme

The conference aims to provide a forum for encounters, exchanges and reflection. Two separate work areas have been set up to present different views of the thematic axes of the conference:

• Student-centred instructional planning (currículum structure, mixed-mode studies, compatibility between studies and work)
• Learner self-regulation
• Student supervision and tuition
• Student participation in university life (representative and rebuttals offering alternative points of view on the topic under discussion)
• Experiences outside the classroom (practicums, mobility)

Official languages

The official languages of the conference are: Catalan, Spanish and English.

Plenary sessions

There will be four presentations followed by comments and rebuttals offering alternative points of view on the topic under discussion.

Questions and comments from those attending the sessions will be collected in written form during the respective presentations and delivered to the roundtable to be responded to in the last part of each the session.

The sessions will be videotaped and, after the Conference, will be available on the library's audiovisual archive of the University of Girona (http://diobma.udg.edu/).

Simultaneous interpretation into official languages will be available.

Roundtable discussions

Participants are invited to present papers related with the thematic axes of the Conference.

The roundtables will be organised in parallel sessions. The five round tables discussions in each session will be leaded by a reporter to facilitate the analisis of the papers presented:

• First session: Monday 2 June 2008, from 12.30 to 14 h
• Second session: Monday 2 June 2008, from 17.30 to 19 h
• Third session: Tuesday 3 June 2008, from 12 to 13.30 h

The presenters must submit their papers before the established deadline so that the reporter of each session can summarise the contents and highlight the issues and aspects that will lead to lively debate of te topic.

The authors of the various works and conference attendees will participate in these sessions.

The most significant ideas and conclusions will begathered by the reporters and reported back during the closing session of the conference.