語言學/語言教學

Joshua Hartshorne

  • Assistant professor of psychology at Boston College Department of Psychology

  • Direct the Language Learning Laboratory


Speaker of 12/23 10:10 AM-12:30 PM

Topic: What big data and massive experiments reveal about critical periods in second language acquisition

Wen-Yu Weng

Wen-Yu Weng is currently an educator, writer and consultant based in London, United Kingdom. She simultaneously holds the position as the national coach of Taiwan's National Debate Team, while also working as a trusted consultant in the energy and climate sector for some of the most recognizable organizations and companies in the world. As a student, Wen-Yu participated in competitive debating tournaments across four continents, and has achieved success in winning national championships across three countries - Taiwan, Thailand and the UK. Her passion for critical thinking, debate education and current affairs led her to co-found Taiwan Debate Union, the largest debate organization in Taiwan. Since then she has coached over 500 students in her personal capacity, including students from National Taiwan University, National Chengchi University, Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages, and many other universities, as well as multiple of Taiwan's leading private and government high schools. She has previously featured as a guest lecturer in NCCU on many occasions to introduce students of the department to the art of debating. Under her tutelage, the Taiwan National Team went on to rank within the Top 8 nations in the World Schools Debating Championship out of 60+ competing nations.

Wen-Yu believes debating and critical thinking are fundamental skills for the modern world, and on a daily basis she leverages her debating and critical thinking acumen to strengthen her work as an advisor in the energy and climate space. Wen-Yu holds Master degrees from the University of Oxford and the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Speaker of 12/14 9:10 AM-12 PM

Topic: National Coach of Taiwan Debate Team and Founder of Taiwan Debate Union

吳若蕙 博士

  • LTTC研發長

吳若蕙擁有語言測驗評量博士學位,現任財團法人語言訓練測驗中心 (LTTC) 研發長。她深入參與了「全民英檢」的研發與效度研究,也受邀擔任國家本土語言能力檢測的考試委員。她是亞洲英語能力測驗(2019)和華語地區 EMI實施現況(2021)兩本專書的主編之一。她曾任亞洲語言評量協會 (AALA) 的理事長、歐洲語言測驗協會 (ALTE) 的專家委員。她於2022 年3月獲頒艾倫戴維斯演講獎 (Alan Davies Lecture Award)。

Speaker of 12/13 1:10 PM-4 PM

Topic: 口說能力標準化測驗與評量

Sarah Mercer Ph.D.

Head of English Language Teaching at the University of Graz

Speaker of 11/23 5:30 PM-8:30 PM

Topic: Language teacher wellbeing: Theory, research and practice

Pao-chuan Torng

  • Department of Speech Language Pathology and Audiology

  • National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences

Speaker of 11/22 1:00 PM-4:00 PM

Topic: The Application of Our Phonetics and Phonological Knowledge

楊渝惠

Judie Yang received her B.A. degree from the English department of NCCU in 2015 and graduated from the M.F.A. Cinema program of San Francisco State University in 2019. Her short film, Taiwanese Cha Cha Cha (2019), was selected and awarded by numerous film festivals worldwide, including the most prominent Asian-American film festivals like CAAM, and Asian American International Film Festival. During the same year, she received funding from ChiaYi County Government to complete her documentary short, The Granddaughter Detective (2019). It premiered in San Diego Asian Film Festival in 2020. Her latest documentary short, My EXID Ideas (2022) was selected by Visions du Réel Film Market in 2022. She is currently developing her first feature film, Welcome to JuJu Land, commenced from 2021 NAFF Bucheon Fantastic Film School BIFAN, and has thereafter been selected by 2022 Reykjavik International Film Festival Talent Lab, and the screenwriting workshop held by Kaohsiung Bureau of Cultural Affairs.

畢業於政大英文系、舊金山州立大學電影所,楊渝惠編導的短片《台語恰恰恰》(2019)入圍舊金山亞美電影節、聖地牙哥亞洲電影節等數十個影展。同年獲得嘉義縣政府補助,完成紀錄短片《孫女偵探》(2019),入選2020聖地牙哥亞洲電影節。並以紀錄片《追星老大x我愛EXID》(2022)入選Visions du Réel市場展。現正全力開發長片《歡迎來到小菊島》,以此企劃入選2021年富川奇幻電影學院、2022冰島雷克雅維克國際電影節Talent Lab、以及2022-2023高雄市文化局主辦的南方編劇培育工作坊。

Speaker of 11/17 9:10 AM-12:00 PM

Topic: Introduction to Short Film Writing

Speaker of 12/15 9:10 AM-12:00 PM

Topic: From Scripts to Moving Images

Aymeric Collart 理克

Postdoctoral research fellow 博士後研究學者

Institute of Linguistics, Academia Sinica

中央研究院語言學研究所

NCL 博士論文獎得主 on 10/29 14:00-14:55

Topic: Towards an extended neurolinguistic model of the processing of TIME in Mandarin: Bridging linguistic analyses and neurocognitive evidence

  • Associate Professor and Director

  • Graduate Studies of Department of East Asian Languages and Culture

  • Indiana University Bloomington

  • Specialize in experimental linguistics

NCL Speaker on 10/28 09:30-10:35

Topic: Syntactic Complexity and Dependency in Translational Thinking

  • Flagship Instructor of Chinese

  • The University of Mississippi

  • Specialize in Teaching Chinese as a Second Language

NCL Speaker on 10/28 10:45-11:50

Topic: Teaching, Learning, and Sharing: The

experience of Teaching Chinese in the U.S.

  • Associate Supervisor

  • The Department of Languages and Linguistics

  • University of Essex

  • Specialize in second-language vocabulary studies

NCL Speaker on 10/28 14:45-15:50

Topic: English Academic Vocabulary: Recent

Research and Future Directions

  • Assistant Professor

  • School of Humanities

  • Coventry University

  • Currently research in Corpus query tools ; Computational linguistics; Chinese teaching and learning ; English for Academic Purposes (EAP)......

NCL Speaker on 10/28 16:05-17:10

Topic: A cross-cultural Virtual Exchange:

Using case studies with business students

  • 「這位台灣郎會說25種語言」的作者

A polyglot is a person who knows and is able to use many languages. Every year in the “Introduction to Language Learning” class, students have the opportunity to understand what characteristics a polyglot has, how they learn many languages, and how one could create a unique career out of their identity as a polyglot. This year, once again Terri, the author of “This Taiwanese Guy Can Speak 25 Languages” is invited to talk about his new adventures living among tribes and communities in order to develop a deeper understanding of the language and the culture. His talk always brings us exciting and unexpected stories, yes, even during the pandemic. Having the opportunity to listen to Terri every year really gives students an enriched understanding of the life of a polyglot, including their challenges and opportunities. This talk will be in English.

Speaker of 10/21 09:00-12:00

Topic: 語言人在後疫情時代的挑戰與契機

Ling-Chih Lin

  • Assistant Teacher at Taipei American School

台北美國學校助理教師

  • Adjunct Lecturer at EMI Resource Center of Ming Chuan University International College

銘傳大學國際學院EMI資源中心兼任講師

  • TOEIC Program Teacher at Daxi Senior High School

大溪高中多益專案教師

Speaker of 10/06 10:30-12:00

Topic: Corpus Analysis of TOEIC and CEEC English Reference Word Lists Using AntWordProfiler

Min-Chun Hsiao

  • PhD student of the Department of Linguistics at University of Colorado Boulder

    • Institute of Cognitive Science at CU Boulder

    • Program in Culture, Language, and Social Practice

  • Instructor of First-Year Writing: Writing and Rhetoric

  • Research interest: Lexical Semantics, Corpus Linguistics, Construction Grammar, Framing and rhetoric in post-truth society

Speaker of 06/27 10:00-12:00

Topic: Teaching and Learning Core Abilities in Academic Writing: Critical Thinking or Wishful Thinking?