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I am a linguist specialising in acquisition of second | |||
language phonology and comprehension-based language learning. Following | language phonology and comprehension-based language learning. Following | ||
a BA in linguistics (Manchester) and an MA in language acquisition | a BA in linguistics (Manchester) and an MA in language acquisition | ||
(Durham), | (Durham), I lectured part-time at the universities of York and Durham | ||
in the United Kingdom. Currently | in the United Kingdom. Currently I teaches linguistics and English at | ||
Mie University in Japan. | Mie University in Japan. My first work to be published, 'Learner | ||
Attitudes to Comprehension-Based Language Learning' is to appear as a | Attitudes to Comprehension-Based Language Learning' is to appear as a | ||
chapter in the Multilingual Matters volume, 'Input Matters' (2007). | chapter in the Multilingual Matters volume, 'Input Matters' (2007). | ||
Revision as of 23:07, 13 December 2006
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 United Kingdom. Currently I teaches 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).
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