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Senior Teaching Fellow in Japanese
Tel.:
+44 (0)113 343 3561
Fax:
+44 (0)113 343 6741
Email:
Office:
Room 4.19
Michael Sadler Building Areas of Expertise
Other Roles:
Japanese Year Abroad Co-ordinator.
BA Doshisha University, Kyoto; MA Iowa.
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Recent Activities
Co-ordinator, BATJ Journal (2010 - Present)
Committee member, BATJ/JF Japanese Speech Contest for University Student (2005-2009)
Publications
- 2004 "Chukyu sakubun shido to sono hyoka (Teaching and Assessing Intermediate Writing)", BATJ Journal, No. 5.
- 2003 "Jokyu kikitori no sutorateji: noto tekingu no gijutsu (Listening Strategy: Note-taking Skills)", paper presented at the 15th International Conference on Japanese Language Teaching
Conference Presentations
- September 2010, "The use of grammar and vocabulary in English-Japanese translations and Japanese compositions written by intermediate-advanced learners", the 13th BATJ Annual Conference at University of Reading
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September 2010, "Teaching translation into the second language via the Wiki tool of the Blackboard", Languages for the 21st century: Training, Impact and Influence by the Higher Education Academy at University of Sheffield
- January 2009 "What can we learn from the training programme for teachers of Japanese in Europe (Alsace Study Programme in July 2008)", BATJ Workshop at the Japan Foundation, London
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September 2005, "Learner's response to teacher's explicit and less explicit written feedback on their compositions", the 8th BATJ Annual Conference at Cardiff University
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Conference Papers and Presentations
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September 2003, "Teaching Intermediate Writing", the 6th BATJ Annual Conference at SOAS, University of London
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January 2003, "Let's start to the point where we get to know each other", BATJ Workshop at University of Sheffield
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September 2002, "Advanced Writing: Project Essay", 5th BATJ Annual Conference at University of Manchester
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August 2002, "Listening Strategy: Note-taking Skills", The 15th International Conference on Japanese Language Teaching at University of Durham
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January 2001, "Advanced Writing", BATJ Workshop at University of Durham
Teaching (Undergraduate)
- EAST 1210/1220 Basic Japanese Language 1&2
- EAST 2212/2213 Japanese 2A/2C: Written Communication Skills
- EAST 2222/2223 Japanese 2B/2D: Spoken Communication Skills (Module Convenor)
- EAST 2300 Intermediate Japanese 1 (Module Convenor)
- EAST 3211 Japanese 3A: Written Communication Skills (Module Convenor)

