Research Bites - Marc Jones talks about Miki Satori (2021)

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The JALT Listening Podcast: Hear Us Out!

JALT Listening SIG

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Dive into the world of second language acquisition with "Hear Us Out!" - a monthly podcast hosted by Ash, Andrej, and Cooper, English language lecturers in Japan. Produced in conjunction with the JALT Listening SIG, we explore cutting-edge listening research through engaging interviews with SLA researchers. Our smaller "Research Bites" episodes offer concise summaries of intriguing studies. From innovative methodologies to social perspectives in higher education, from the teaching of listening to listening to learn, we cover it all.

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Research Bites - Marc Jones talks about Miki Satori (2021)

The JALT Listening Podcast: Hear Us Out!

6 minutes 11 seconds

3 years ago

Research Bites - Marc Jones talks about Miki Satori (2021)

Marc Jones reviews the latest article written by Satori (2021) on the Effects of working memory on L2 linguistic knowledge and L2 listening comprehension https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/applied-psycholinguistics/article/abs/effects-of-working-memory-on-l2-linguistic-knowledge-and-l2-listening-comprehension/0A43B75106FDED1C311C68F797BBB6AC

Marc currently work teaching English courses at Toyo University's Faculty of Global Studies in the Department of Global Innovation Studies. He holds a MA and MRes from University of Portsmouth. His interests are teaching listening and task-based language teaching. He uses quasi-experiments, questionnaires, and interviews, duoethnography and narrative enquiry. His current project is on vowel perception and acquisition for Listening in a second language.