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Sally.Chan@unimelb.edu.au

Credentials


Position
Lecturer in Japanese Studies
Asia Institute
Education
Doctorate
The University of New South Wales

Dr Sally Chan

Lecturer in Japanese Studies
Asia Institute

18 Scholarly works
0 Projects

HIGHLIGHTS

  • 2025

    Presentation

    Collaborative Peer Review of Teaching: Enhancing Equity and Practice in Language Classrooms
  • 2025

    Presentation

    Mirai – futures with Japan: A year 10-12 student event, showcasing in- country opportunities for Japanese learners
  • 2023

    Presentation

    Peer scaffolding: Adult-child to learner-learner pairs
  • 2021

    Journal article

    A corpus study of the Japanese noun linker “no” in Spanish L1 speakers
  • 2019

    Presentation

    Scaffolding in action: Adult-child to learner-learner pairs
  • 2018

    Presentation

    Who’s superior? The examination of power relationships and its effect on learners in peer interaction
  • 2017

    Presentation

    A study of the misuse of the Japanese noun modifier no by second language learners of Japanese: The examination of the effect of chunking
Sally Chan

RECENT SCHOLARLY WORKS

  • 2017

    Presentation

    An investigation of negative language transfer and peer interaction
  • 2016

    Presentation

    A Sociocultural approach on the study of negative language transfer: The effect of peer interaction on the acquisition of the Japanese noun modifier no
  • 2016

    Presentation

    Shakai bunka apurōchi ni yoru fu no gengo ten’i kenkyū – pia intāakushon ni okeru meishi shūshokushi “no” no shūtoku wo kōsatsu

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