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  FUJII, Akiko

   Associate Professor (New rank system)

   Division of Arts and Sciences, College of Liberal Arts, International Christian University
■ Academic Background
1. ~2006/12 〔Doctoral Course〕, Georgetown University, Completed, Ph.D.
2. 1996/04~1998/03 〔Master Course〕 Language and Information Science, Graduate School, Division of General Culture, The University of Tokyo, Completed, M.A.
3. 1991/09~1996/03 College of Liberal Arts, International Christian University, Graduated, B.A.
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■ Professional Background
1. 2016/09~ Associate Professor (New rank system), Division of Arts and Sciences, College of Liberal Arts, International Christian University
2. 2011/03~2016/08 Assistant Professor, Department of English Language and Literature, University of the Sacred Heart
3. 2008/04~2016/08 Part-time Lecturer, Division of Arts and Sciences, College of Liberal Arts, International Christian University
4. 2005/09~2007/03 Instructor by Contractual Appointment, English Language Program, College of Liberal Arts, International Christian University
5. 2005/04~2005/08 Adjunct Instructor, English Language Program, College of Liberal Arts, International Christian University
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■ Main Course Titles
Principles of Language Learning and Teaching, Teaching Methods in English (Eigo-ka) II, III, Second Language Acquisition and Learning
■ Books and Articles
1. Article Patterns of meaning-making in online collaborative reflection sessions for teachers: An analysis of interactive frames and positioning. Teaching and Teacher Education 165 (Collaboration) 2025Link
2. Article Transforming motivation Into motivated behavior: The role of a standardized speaking assessment as a strategy for understanding the current L2 self. JALT Journal 47(1) (Collaboration) 2025Link
3. Article Examining teachers' evaluations of task characteristics: Lessons from two teacher education contexts. TASK 5(2) (Collaboration) 2025
4. Article Teachers' stories created through collaborative group narrative. In Sakamoto, N. , Nasu, M., Kita, K., & Teranishi, M. (Eds). Weaving stories of language education with narratives of teachers and learning.  (Collaboration) 2025Link
5. Article L2 learning outcomes of a research-based digital app for Japanese children. Studies in Second Language Acquisition  (Collaboration) 2024Link
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■ Academic Conference Presentation
1. 2025/04 Task evaluation: Investigating the relationship between task outcome, task satisfaction, and perceptions of task interaction (11th International Conference on Task-Based Language Teaching)
2. 2025/04 The development of pre-service teachers’ perceptions and cognition of task implementation in the EFL classroom (11th International Conference on Task-Based Language Teaching)
3. 2024/03 Is there a role for researchers in implementing pedagogic tasks in secondary schools? (JACET 11th English Education Seminar)
4. 2023/03 A Task-embedded Mystery Solving Activity for Junior High School Students: EFL Material Development and Implementation by Pre-service Teachers (Language Education Expo 2023)
5. 2023/03 The role of pre-service teachers in facilitating task-based learning in extra-curricular English workshops (JACET 4th Joint Seminar)
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■ Educational Achievements
● Practice example of education method
1. 2018/04~ Review sessions for large size foundation class (textbook in English)
2. 2017/09~2017/11 Reading tutorials for international journal articles
3. 2015/09~ Data-based group projects in foundation course
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■ Qualification and Licenses
1. 1996/03/31 Teacher Certification in English (Eigo-ka): Junior High School and Senior High School First Type
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■ Research Topics, Funded Research, and Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
1. 2023/04~  Analysis and development of pre-service teachers' abilities to implement classroom interaction using task-based language teaching (TBLT) in the EFL classroom.  (Key Word : )
2. 2020/04~  Building an online community for reflection among practitioners in diverse teaching contexts  (Key Word : )
3. 2018/04~  Learning processes in English as a Medium Instruction: Language use, teacher identity, and cognitive processes  (Key Word : )
4. 2015/04~2018/03  A comparative study of speaking tests in university-level English language courses: Exploring the relationship between speaking tests, teaching methods, and individual differences.  (Key Word : )
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■ Grants-in-aid for Scientific Research Researcher Number
60365517