In a recent Teacher Talking Time podcast interview with Leo Gomez and Andrew Woodbury, I got a chance to nerd out about language teaching and learning, enrollment and retention, and some thoughts on Generative AI and language education. 

A bit more is written on Leo Gomez's Substack here!

A presentation of the now in press study (Coss, 2024) in which I compared the results of 60 students who took both handwritten and typed Chinese tests. [Presentation in Chinese]

A recent conversation on the Salon Podcast with Dr. Amr Rabie-Ahmed where we talked about two of my favorite topics: the relationship between research and practitioners in language education as well as task-based language teaching 

This is a talk that Hyun-Bin Hwang and I gave at the Manchester Metropolitan University event "Transcending Boundaries: Fostering an Open Research-Teaching Dialogue in English Language Teaching (ELT)". In this talk, we share results from our systematic evaluation of pedagogical implications in applied linguistics research articles and, importantly, takeaways for researchers, reviewers, and editors to improve pedagogical implications.

[Chinese] In this invited talk for the Chinese Language Teachers Association (CLTA) Second Language Research Special Interest Group, I share the many ways my team at George Washington University had been experimenting with different language proficiency tests and some reflections on our experience.

This recording of a talk for a Chinese 102 class emphasizes the importance of the right mindset for approaching language learning. Since its publication, many teachers have used it as a motivation tool during the first few weeks of a new semester or school year.

In this interview for the Language Lounge podcast, I talked with Michelle Olah about a topic and workshop I regularly give focused on planning language class content that is appropriate both for the language proficiency level and the age and interests of learners.