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DR Seiko Harumi's Outputs (6)

The role of learner-initiated questions as a pedagogical resource for co-learning: Development of teacher identity for leaderful classroom (2023)
Book Chapter
Harumi, S. (2023). The role of learner-initiated questions as a pedagogical resource for co-learning: Development of teacher identity for leaderful classroom. In S. Egitim, & Y. Umemiya (Eds.), Leaderful classroom pedagogy through a multidisciplinary lens: Merging theory with practice (103-117). Springer Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-6655-4_7

This study explores ways in which learner-initiated questions in the second language (L2) Japanese classroom can function as a pedagogical resource for co-learning involving learners and teachers, one which also forges teacher identity within a leade... Read More about The role of learner-initiated questions as a pedagogical resource for co-learning: Development of teacher identity for leaderful classroom.

Learner-initiated translanguaging: How do Japanese EFL learners initiate interaction? (2023)
Book Chapter
Harumi, S. (2023). Learner-initiated translanguaging: How do Japanese EFL learners initiate interaction?. In J. Mackay, & T. Wogan (Eds.), ELT research in action 2022: Working together towards shared goals (81-84). IATEFL

This study reported on the research findings in a Japanese EFL context focusing on learner-initiated translanguaging
practices by intermediate Japanese EFL learners at the tertiary level. The persistent issue of East Asian learners’ silence in the L... Read More about Learner-initiated translanguaging: How do Japanese EFL learners initiate interaction?.