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2020  Promoting Peer Learning and Student Engagement through COIL  単独  2021/03/17 
NU COIL Symposium  , Nanzan University   

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2019  Using Student Created Rubric  単独  2020/03/14 
Hawai'i International Conference on English Language and Literature Studies (HICELLS 2020)  , University of Hawai'i, Hilo   

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2018  Fostering Learner Autonomy through a Selection of Post-Reading Activities  単独  2018/12/06 
CLaSIC 2018 MOTIVATION, IDENTITY AND AUTONOMY IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION  , National University of Singapore   

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2017  Improving Book Reports through Creativity and Variety  単独  2018/03/30 
TESOL Chicago 2018  , TESOL International Association   

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2017  Assessing the Effectiveness of Paper versus Moodle Materials for Vocabulary Acquisition  単独  2018/03/29 
TESOL Chicago 2018  , TESOL International Association   

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2017  Making Effective Presentations: The Physical Message  単独  2017/09/22 
Nagoya JALT Professional Development  , Nagoya Chapter of JALT   

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2017  Improving Book Reports through Creativity and Variety  単独  2017/06/26 
International Journal of Arts and Sciences   

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2017  Extensive Reading Post-Activities: Ways to Reduce Student Boredom and Fatigue  単独  2017/06/03 
JCMU Symposium 2017   

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2016  Improving Listening Skills through Student-generated Listening Activities  単独  2016/11/08 
Annual Multidisciplinary Conference of the International Journal of Arts & Sciences  , International Journal of Arts and Sciences   

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2016  Improving teacher feedback  単独  2016/01/21 
International Journal of Arts and Sciences' Asian American Academic Conference  , International Journal of Arts and Sciences'   

概要(Abstract) For students to learn, they need feedback, either from their instructor or their peers. Yet, students are often unhappy with the feedback they receive. They feel the comments from teachers are too negative, vague, confusing, or late to be of any help. As a result, students feel feedback is something done to them rather than for them. Part of this feeling comes from an overemphasis in many classes of instructors giving summative feedback rather than formative feedback. While summative feedback is a necessary means of assessment and has value in the classroom, formative feedback is more effective in promoting learning. This paper briefly examines the importance of feedback, common complaints with feedback, and differences between summative and formative feedback. This paper then presents two examples of formative feedback used in an English conversation class at a private university in Japan and compares the results with traditional summative feedback offered in another class. The paper concludes by encouraging instructors to offer more formative feedback, feedback that contributes to the learning process, not just the grade book. 

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