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MA-TESOL

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Dr. Susan M. Braidi
Ph.D. University of Delaware
Associate Professor of TESOL and Linguistics

Specialization:

Applied linguistics
Second language acquisition
Syntax

Research Areas:

Second language input and interaction
Second language acquisition of syntax
Second language instruction
Current Research:
Re-examining the role of recasts in native-speaker/non-native speaker interactions
Negotiated interaction and learner noticing in second language acquisition
Selected Work:
 
 
Braidi, S.M. (2002). "Reexamining the Role of Recasts 
     in Native-Speaker/Nonnative-Speaker Interactions." 
     Language Learning 52, 1-42.
Braidi, S. M. (1999). The Acquisition of Second
     Language  Syntax. London: Edward Arnold.
Braidi, S. M. (1995). "Reconsidering the Role of
     Interaction and Input in Second Language
     Acquisition." Language Learning 45, 141-175.
Braidi, S. M. (1993)."Issues in Input: An Integrative
     Framework for Analyzing Second Language Input."
     Proceedings of the Twelfth Second Language
     Research Forum.  Ed. by Don Staub and Cheryl Delk,
     335-356.  East Lansing: Michigan State University.
"Building Community and Making Connections in the 
      Target Language."   A Best of West Virginia 
      Presentation at the Northeast Conference on the 
      Teaching of Foreign Languages. April 2002. 
      Co-presenter with Sharon Wilkinson.
"The Role of Recasts in Native-Speaker/ 
      Non-Native-Speaker Interactions."  American 
      Association for Applied Linguistics.  March, 2000.
"Exploring the Relationship between Noticing and 
      Grammar Instruction."  American Association for 
      Applied Linguistics.  March, 1999.  Co-presenter
      with Julie VanOoyen and Joachim Wermter.
"Developing Grammar Teaching Tasks that Focus 
      Learners' Attention on Form."  New Trends in
      Teaching Foreign Languages Conference.  May,
      1998.
"Teacher Decision-Making Alternatives:  The New 
      How and Why of Teaching Grammar."  The
      Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign
      Languages.  April, 1998.
"Grammar Teaching Tasks:  What we (Think we)
      Know." Three Rivers TESOL.  October, 1997.
"Second Language Acquisition Research:  What's in it
      for me?"  West Virginia Foreign Language
      Teachers' Association.  April, 1997.
 
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