2012 SLCCS Master of Arts Seminars

Here are some of the Master of Arts Seminars held in SLCCS in 2012  

26 October 2012

• Applied Linguistics seminar Series
  Speaker: Zora Riley (Master Applied Linguistics thesis student, SLCCS)
  Topic: Case study of cross-cultural teams participating in group assessment at an Australian university
  Time and Venue: 12:00-1:00pm, Gordon Greenwood Building (32), Room 208, St Lucia Campus

• SLCCS Applied Linguistics Seminar Series
  Speaker: Jun Yang (Master Applied Linguistics thesis student, SLCCS)
  Topic: Focus on form instruction in L2 learning: Does active participation affect the accurate production of past tense in classroom settings?
  Time and Venue: 12:00-1:00pm, Gordon Greenwood Building (32), Room 208, St Lucia Campus

•  Applied Linguistics seminar Series
  Speaker: Van Phung Dao
  Topic: Reciprocal focused tasks: Their effects on peer interaction and L2 learning in ESL classrooms
  Time and Venue: 12:00-1:30pm, Gordon Greenwood Building (32), Room 208, St Lucia Campus

• Applied Linguistics seminar Series
  Speaker: Akinori Yoshikawa
  Topic: Japanese Senior-High School Teachers’ Perceptions of the New English Curriculum: The Impact on Preparation for University Entrance Examinations
  Time and Venue: 12:00-1:30pm, Gordon Greenwood Building (32), Room 208, St Lucia Campus

• Applied Linguistics Seminar Series
  Speaker:  Yen Hoang (SLCCS MA Linguistics thesis student)
  Topic: A Critical Approach to the Study of Discourse on Australian Universities Websites
  Time and Venue: 12:00-12:30pm, Gordon Greenwood Building (32), Room 208, St Lucia Campus

• Applied Linguistics Seminar Series
  Speaker:  Ji-Hui Chang (SLCCS MA Linguistics thesis student)
  Topic: The effect of feedback timing on blog writing: Immediate VS delayed feedback
  Time and Venue: 12:30-1:00pm, Gordon Greenwood Building (32), Room 208, St Lucia Campus
  
• Applied Linguistics Seminar Series
  Speaker:  Xuan Nhat Chi Mai Nguyen (SLCCS MA Linguistics thesis student)
  Topic: Teacher professional identity in a transnational context: A case study of non-native English speaking teachers studying TESOL in Australia
  Time and Venue: 1:00-1:30pm, Gordon Greenwood Building (32), Room 208, St Lucia Campus

• Speaker: As’adi (Master of Applied Linguistics Work in Progress Seminar)
  Topic: An Analysis of Speech Acts of Indonesia's Junior High School ELT Textbooks
  Time and Venue: 12:00-1.00pm, Steele Building (3), Room 323
• Speaker: Scott Maxwell (Master of Applied Linguistics Work in Progress Seminar)
  Topic: Self-Initiated Self-Repair in Synchronous Computer-Mediated Communication: NNS-NNS ESL Task-Based Interaction
  Time and Venue: 12:00-1.00pm, Steele Building (3), Room 323

• Speaker: Minako Tsuchiya (Master of Applied Linguistics Work in Progress Seminar)
  Topic: L2 learners’ production of repair and its pedagogical values in meaning-focused instruction
  Time and Venue: 12:30-1.00pm, Richards Building (05), Room 213

• Speaker YoungSun Cho (Master of  Applied Linguistics Work in Progress Seminar)
  Topic: Difficulties and strategies in IELTS writing task 2; a case study of a Korean test-taker
  Time and Venue: 12:30-1.00pm, Richards Building (05), Room 213

• Speaker: Kara Ronai (Master of  Applied Linguistics Work in Progress Seminar)
  Topic: Australian TESOL Teachers’ Cultural Perceptions of Students
  Time and Venue: 12:30-1.00pm, Richards Building (05), Room 213

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