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1. Ten Guidelines for Teaching Pronunciation ’P’˜@•½¬24”N5ŒŽ Temple University Japan Studies 74† pp 143 - 145.
2. Improving Pronunciation Through Transcription: Challenging the Critical Period Hypothesis ’P’˜@•½¬24”N7ŒŽTemple University Japan Studies 76† pp 185 - 191.
3. Syllabus Design for a Liberal Arts School in Japan ’P’˜@•½¬25”N5ŒŽTemple University Japan Studies 82† pp 102 - 109.
4. Designing Pedagogical Materials for an Intermediate-Proficiency Listening and Speaking Class ’P’˜@•½¬25 ”N11ŒŽTemple University Japan Studies 88† pp 153-160.
5. Language Advisor Techniques to Promote Input and Output of English Language ’P’˜@•½¬26”N@¹“¿‚Ì‹³‚¦ˆç‚Þ‹Z–@ 9† pp 195 - 205.
6. Fostering and Monitoring Learner Autonomy Through a Self-Access Center ’P’˜@•½¬ 26”N¹“¿‘åŠwŒ¤‹†‹I—v¹“¿‘åŠw‘æ25†¹“¿‘åŠw’ZŠú‘åŠw•”47† pp 113-121.
7. An Empirical Study: Developing Reading Comprehension Skills for the TOEIC Test ’P’˜@•½¬27”N Temple University Japan Studies 96†pp 53-59.
8. Determination of University Studentsf English-Study Motivations and Preferences ’P’˜@•½¬28”N ¹“¿‘åŠwŒ¤‹†‹I—v¹“¿‘åŠw‘æ27†¹“¿‘åŠw’ZŠú‘åŠw•”‘æ49† pp 103-110.
9. Who is Responsible for Studentsf Learning? ’P’˜@2018”N3ŒŽ¹“¿‘åŠw¶ŠUŠwKŒ¤‹†ŠŒ¤‹†‹I—v16@†pp 15-20.
10. Awareness towards Growing English Skill Needs: Surveying First-Year Nursing Students ‹¤’˜@•½¬29”NŽÀ‘HŒ¤‹†‘æ‚R†.
11. Effectiveness and Training of Student Teachers as Motivators for Low-Level Language Learners ’P’˜@•½¬30”N12ŒŽStretching Boundaries: Papers from the Third International Psychology of Language Learning Conference, Tokyo, Japan.
12. Challenges in creating a Social Welfare workbook ‹¤’˜@2020”N3ŒŽ ¹“¿‘åŠw¶ŠUŠwKŒ¤‹†ŠŒ¤‹†‹I—v18†pp 1- 6.

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1. Managing as SAC: Introducing Issues and Measures ’P “ú–{Ž©—¥ŠwKŠw‰ï@”NŽŸ‘å‰ï@2016i•ºŒÉŒ§@b“ì—Žq‘åŠwj
2. Pros and Cons of a Small-Scale LLC ’P “ú–{Ž©—¥ŠwKŠw‰ï@”NŽŸ‘å‰ï 2017 (ç—tŒ§@_“cŠOŒê‘åŠw)
3. Effectiveness and Training of Student Teachers as Motivators for Low-Level Language Learnersh ’P Psychology of Language Learners 3Šw‰ï 2018”Ni“Œ‹ž“s@‘ˆî“c‘åŠwj
4. Learning Through Cross Story Writing Tasks ’P Task Based Learning and Teaching in AsiaŠw‰ï 2018”Ni‹ž“s•{@—´’J‘åŠwj
5. Case Studies of ZPD in a Japanese Self-Access Center Setting ’P Independent Learning AssociationŠw‰ï2018”N i•ºŒÉŒ§@b“ì—Žq‘åŠwj
6. Challenges in Creating a Social Welfare Textbook ‹¤ Japan Association for Language Teaching 2018”NŽŸ‘å‰ï (ɪŒ§@ɪ)
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