UEHARA Keiko Last updated: Nov 15, 2018 at 03:17
Name
UEHARA Keiko Affiliation
Gunma University Job title
Professor Degree
Master(Linguistics)(The City University of New York (U.S.A)), Master(Philosophy)(The City University of New York (U.S.A)), Master(Education)(Gunma University), Doctor (Linguistics)(The City University of New York (U.S.A))
Academic & Professional Experience
1996
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1998
Research Asistent, Ph.D. Program in Linguistics,
the Graduate Center of The City University
of New York, Research Assistant
1999
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2004
Associate Professor, Gunma University School of Education
Education
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2003
Psycholinguistics, Ph.D. Program in Lingnistics, The City University of New York
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1994
TESOL, Graduate School, Division of Education, Gunma University
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1978
English Education, Faculty of Education, Gunma University
Misc
Primary and secondary school English eduation: How we can succeed in working with our ALT
Hoogenboom, R. B. and Uehara, K.
Annual Reports of the Faculty of Education, Gunma University, Cultural Science Series Vol. 55 133-141 2006
JTEs need to improve their own English
Uehara, K. and Hoogenboom, R. B.
Research in Educational Practice and Development, Gunma University (No. 21) 219-228 2004
Japanese EFL learners and acceptable English pronunciation
Yoshida, K. and Uehara, K.
Jourrnal of Teaching Methodology, Gunma University (No. 4) 157-166 2005
Japanese EFL readers and working memory
Suzuki, K. and Uehara, K.
Journal of Teaching Methodology, Gunma University (No. 4) 149-156 2005
Some notes on teaching-methodology courses in EFL teacher training
Uehara, K.
Journal of Teaching Methodology, Gunma University (No. 3) 99-104 2004
Books etc
External Possession
John Benjamines Publishing Company 1999 ISBN:1-55619-652-0
Sentence Processing in East Asian Languages
CSLI Publications 2002 ISBN:1-57586-307-3
Conference Activities & Talks
Functional text perspective for interactive E.F.L. reading
Japan Association of Language Teachers 1993
The effect of -ga sequences on judged processing load in Japanese
The 9th Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing 1996
The effect of -ga sequences on processing Japanese multiply center-embedded sentences
The 11th Asia Pacific Conference on Language, Information and Computation 1996
Structuring Japanese argument sequences: A sentence completion study
The 10th Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing 1997
Structuring Japanese argument sequences
The Annual Student/Faculty Conference in Linguistics, Ph.D. Program in Linguistics, The Graduate Center of The City University of New York 1997
