Come and work with us @UoNEnglish - we’re lovely.
Full-time permanent lectureship (‘Assistant Prof’) in applied linguistics (digital SLA).
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Have you done research on accommodations in language testing? If so, consider submitting an abstract proposal for our special issue on the topic guest edited by Dr. Jayanti Banerjee and Dr. Lynda Taylor. Submissions due September 1! More info here: https://t.co/zDO2BZO1wV
Having a good ear is integral to nativelike L2 pronunciation attainment. My team has developed a novel online training paradigm to enhance this auditory aptitude! Call for participants, native speakers of Mandarin Chinese. £25 remuneration. Please share with your colleagues :)
#L2WRSeminar
@juditkormos discusses the complex relationships between individual differences and suggests avenues for future research.
She also highlights the useful role that technologies such as keystroke logging may play in raising learners' awareness of the writing process.
What temporal features affect listener-based judgements of fluency? To find out, you can now read our OPEN ACCESS paper with @juditkormos (@LAEL_LU ) and @TakumiUchihara in The Modern Language Journal @WileyGlobal https://t.co/jziv3lfLqD
We truly appreciate that our study is now open to everyone. As your appetizer, our brief Twitter poster tells you what we've done in the study;)
https://t.co/nln4tQwcPW
Amazing opportunity for a free 4 week course in Dyslexia and Language Teaching here with an @LAEL_LU Futurelearn MOOC: https://t.co/UxMMw2zPXF 19 April - 16 May, many resources with Arabic, Chinese and Spanish translations
A new webpage full of open access articles, book chapters, theses and videos produced by members (staff & students) of the Language Testing Research Group @LU_LanguageTest @LAEL_LU available at: https://t.co/ZA8KS459Tp
Just published in SSLA [It's Open Access]
Probing the construct validity of LLAMA_d as a measure of implicit learning aptitude: Incidental instructions, confidence ratings, and reaction time.
https://t.co/a4AWnJGnK6
On Wednesday we'll have @masatoshi_sato present at our #LanSPAN series on 'Learner Psychology and Interaction in the Classroom: A Series of Experiments'
Feel free to join us https://t.co/AmZu8sV0Rj from 16:15 to 17:30 CEuropeanTime (10:15 to 11: 30 EST time)
I was invited to give a talk about conference abstract writing at the Uni of York. The audience was very lovely, and I appreciate this opportunity to share my experience to help someone else's research activities. The slides are available from here: https://t.co/SedlkkrmmC
So happy to announce that the interview video with Professor Andrea Revesz (UCL) is ready on YouTube. She talked about her life stories as a teacher/researcher & tips for good research and publication. Please share with your students!
https://t.co/6hWwWgtmHI
A fully-funded #PhD available using #corpusmethods to study the effect of different - spoken & written - tasks on L2 English production with implications for #languagetesting & #SLA. Offered in collaboration between @LAEL_LU & @BritishCouncil. More at https://t.co/sq1ZMUglre
Our new article, co-authored with @TinekeBrunfaut has just appeared in Language Assessment Quarterly. Check out the link to free online copies
https://t.co/yVa0cYMgfC
Which input do you use for incidental learning—Audio or Text? Here is our answer. Any pedagogical ideas are welcomed!
You can download the original paper with @juditkormos @prebuschat in Applied Psycholinguistics @CambUP_LangLing : https://t.co/35dUjvZXQS #SLAonTwitter
Do you know what students can and cannot learn through L2 interaction?
You can download the original paper with @KazuyaSLA in SLR: https://t.co/OzjZfHPLBm #TwitterPoster#SLAonTwitter#phdchat
The presenter in the next meeting (12.00-13.00 GMT+0, 3rd of March) is our own PhD student, Bunya Suzuki. He will share his ongoing PhD project looking at language classroom from a sociocultural perspective, using a linguistic ethnography approach.