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I am a linguist specialising in acquisition of second language [[phonology]] and [[comprehension approach|comprehension-based language learning]]. Following a BA in [[linguistics]] (Manchester) and an MA in [[language acquisition]] (Durham), I lectured part-time at the universities of York and Durham | I am a linguist specialising in acquisition of second language [[phonology]] and [[comprehension approach|comprehension-based language learning]]. Following a BA in [[linguistics]] (Manchester) and an MA in [[language acquisition]] (Durham), I lectured part-time at the universities of York and Durham | ||
in the [[United Kingdom|UK]]. Currently I teach linguistics and [[English language|English]] at [[Mie University]] in [[Japan]]. My first work to be published, 'Learner Attitudes to Comprehension-Based Language Learning' is to appear as a chapter in the Multilingual Matters volume, 'Input Matters' (2007). | in the [[United Kingdom|UK]]. Currently I teach linguistics and [[English language|English]] at [[Mie University]] in [[Japan]]. My first work to be published, 'Learner Attitudes to Comprehension-Based Language Learning' is to appear as a chapter in the Multilingual Matters volume, ''Input Matters'' (2007). | ||
*[http://www.human.mie-u.ac.jp/gakubu/gakka/bunka/kyouin/europe.html スタッフ紹介（文化学科）] [http://www.human.mie-u.ac.jp/gakubu/english/index.html Faculty of Humanities] staff introductions, Mie University, Japan. | *[http://www.human.mie-u.ac.jp/gakubu/gakka/bunka/kyouin/europe.html スタッフ紹介（文化学科）] [http://www.human.mie-u.ac.jp/gakubu/english/index.html Faculty of Humanities] staff introductions, Mie University, Japan. | ||
*[http://j-life-blog.blogspot.com J-Life] blog, about linguistics and living in Japan. | *[http://j-life-blog.blogspot.com J-Life] blog, about linguistics and living in Japan. | ||
*My [[Special:Contributions/John_Stephenson|recent Citizendium edits]] - look here to see what I've been working on. | *My [[Special:Contributions/John_Stephenson|recent Citizendium edits]] - look here to see what I've been working on. I am mostly responsible for the original information on many of the [[:Category:Linguistics Workgroup|Linguistics Workgroup]] pages. | ||
*Articles which I've made or intend to make a significant contribution to include [[Linguistics]], [[Second language acquisition]], [[Monitor Theory]], the [[Critical Period Hypothesis]], [[Applied linguistics]], [[Phonology]], the [[Comprehension approach]], [[Japanese English]], [[Singapore English]]... and ''[[Doctor Who]]''. | |||
[[Category:CZ Authors|Stephenson, John]] | [[Category:CZ Authors|Stephenson, John]] | ||
[[Category:Linguistics Authors|Stephenson, John]] | [[Category:Linguistics Authors|Stephenson, John]] | ||
[[Category:Media Authors|Stephenson, John]] | [[Category:Media Authors|Stephenson, John]] | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 12 March 2007
I am a linguist specialising in acquisition of second language phonology and comprehension-based language learning. Following a BA in linguistics (Manchester) and an MA in language acquisition (Durham), I lectured part-time at the universities of York and Durham in the UK. Currently I teach linguistics and English at Mie University in Japan. My first work to be published, 'Learner Attitudes to Comprehension-Based Language Learning' is to appear as a chapter in the Multilingual Matters volume, Input Matters (2007).
- スタッフ紹介（文化学科） Faculty of Humanities staff introductions, Mie University, Japan.
- J-Life blog, about linguistics and living in Japan.
- My recent Citizendium edits - look here to see what I've been working on. I am mostly responsible for the original information on many of the Linguistics Workgroup pages.
- Articles which I've made or intend to make a significant contribution to include Linguistics, Second language acquisition, Monitor Theory, the Critical Period Hypothesis, Applied linguistics, Phonology, the Comprehension approach, Japanese English, Singapore English... and Doctor Who.