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Dr Hui Huang 黄慧

Assistant Lecturer



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After receiving her Ph.D. in applied linguistics, Hui Huang joined the Monash Chinese Studies program in 2007. She has published in her main areas of research interest: second language acquisition, psycholinguistics and curriculum development. Besides teaching and research, she is actively developing resources and curriculum for elementary to intermediate level Chinese language students.

Qualifications

B.A. (Wuhan University, China), MA (La Trobe University)

Ph.D (La Trobe University)

NAATI Professional Translator (English — Chinese)

Contact details

Room S511, Menzies Building (Building 11), Clayton Campus
Phone (03) 9905 8066 (international 61 3 9905 8066)
Email Hui.huang@arts.monash.edu.au
Fax (03) 9905 5437 (international: 61 3 9905 5437)
Mailing Address Dr. Hui Huang
School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics
Building 11, Clayton
Monash University
Australia 3800

Units Taught

At present, Dr. Huang teaches: All units are offered every year.

Supervision

Anthony Williams (honours): A Critical Survey of the Chinese Aspect System (joint supervisor)

Research interests



Curriculum Development for Teaching Chinese Language and Culture

Recent publications, conference proceedings and grants

Books

Huang, H. (2008) Learner-centred L2 Learning through Learner Elaborations: A Cognitive Approach. Kunming: Yunnan University Press.

Huang, Y., H. Huang et al. (eds.) (in Press) English For the Purpose of Commerce and Tourism. Wuhan: Huazhong University of Science and Technology Press

Conference Presentations and proceedings

Huang, H. (2008) “Learner-generated elaborations and the long-term learning of L2 rules” Presented in 33rd Annual Conference of ALAA, Sydney.

Huang, H (2008) “Learner needs analysis and Chinese curriculum development in immigrant countries” presented at the 9th International Symposium of Chinese Teaching and Learning, Beijing. 

Internal Grants

12.2007: “Learner needs analysis and Chinese curriculum development” Teaching-led research grant, Arts Faculty of Monash University.

12.2008: “The international consortium for Chinese intercultural language learning” ISIF grant, Monash University (team project)

12. 2008 “ICT platform for international Chinese language education” ISIF grant, Monash University (team project)

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