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Hayasaki Aya

ハヤサキ アヤ | Hayasaki Aya
Affiliation and department:
Job title: Adjunct Lecturer
Research field  (5): Linguistics ,  Foreign language education ,  Educational psychology ,  Sociology of education ,  Gender studies
Research keywords  (20): applied linguistics ,  foreign language education ,  English Language Teaching ,  sociolinguistics ,  sociology of language ,  critical applied linguistics ,  Language Learner Psychology ,  Emotion ,  motivation ,  positive psychology ,  qualitative research ,  critical realism ,  transformative learning ,  reflexivity ,  dialogical self theory ,  autoethnography ,  narrative inquiry ,  trajectory equifinality approach ,  life story research ,  life history research
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (5):
  • 2023 - 2024 Rethinking the Role of Researcher Emotion and Reflexivity in Foreign Language Education Research: Ethical and Transformative Perspectives
  • 2022 - 2024 地方高校出身女性のエンパワメントとしての英語学習の可能性:教育格差の観点から
  • 2022 - 2023 A study of retrospective meaning-making of L2 learning experiences among women from high school English courses in Kagoshima Prefecture
  • 2021 - 2023 Exploring the role of English language education and social factors in the life trajectories of learners from rural Japan
  • 2021 - 2022 Investigating the Role of English as a Foreign Language in the Life Trajectories of Japanese Adults Through Trajectory Equifinality Approach
Papers (6):
  • Aya Hayasaki. When Does English Become “My” Language? Japanese EFL Students’ (Trans)forming Perceptions of English Ownership. Relay Journal. 2024. 6. 2
  • Dominic G. Edsall, Ellen Head, Aya Hayasaki. Towards Complexity in Challenging Learner Autonomy Research Conventions: A Wider View on Learner Development. The Learner Development Journal. 2023. 7. 157-179
  • Head, E, Hayasaki, A, Moriya, R. Introduction to The Learner Development Journal Issue 7: Challenging the Conventions of Learner Development Research. The Learner Development Journal. 2023. 7. 2-10
  • Hayasaki, A. Beyond the Classroom, Beyond the Track: The Role of English in the Transformation of Career Perspectives in Three Females in Rural Japan. The Learner Development Journal. 2022. 6. 82-96
  • Aya Hayasaki, Stephen Ryan. A Different Kind of Tension: Foreign Language Anxiety From a Positive Psychology Perspective. Chinese Journal of Applied Linguistics. 2022. 45. 1. 17-31
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MISC (5):
  • Head, E, Hayasaki, A, Moriya, R. The LDJ7 Editorial Team Reflect on The Learner Development Journal 7, “Challenging the Conventions of Learner Development Research”. Learning Learning. 2023. 30. 2
  • Hayasaki, A. Life and Research Trajectories as a Lens for Understanding Learner Development: Aya Hayasaki 2021 LD Research Grant Awardee. Learning Learning. 2023. 30. 2
  • Learner Development SIG Identities: JALT Learner Development SIG Forum. Learning Learning. 2022. 29. 1. 17-18
  • 早﨑綾. 国際フロンティア奨励賞受賞者および受賞者からの報告. Qualitative Psychology Forum. 2021. 13. 73
  • A collage of reflections on the Learner Development (LD) Forum: “TLC from LD: Transformative Learning Communities”. Learning Learning. 2021. 28. 1. 46-47
Lectures and oral presentations  (30):
  • Reimagining the role of ELT in the trajectories of learners pursuing higher education: A focus on the (re)positioning of the researcher and the researched
    (The 63rd JACET International Convention 2024)
  • (Un)doing reflexivity and ethics in language learning motivation research in the social turn: An exploration using Auto-TEM
    (21st AILA World Congress 2024)
  • Understanding veteran English teachers’ self-concepts and implementation of Communicative Language Teaching in rural Japan
    (21st AILA World Congress 2024)
  • What comes before voice?
    (11th International Conference on Autoethnography 2024)
  • Dreams, dilemmas, and dialogues: An autoethnographic reflection on researching and teaching gender issues
    (Diversity Advocacy Network Japan 2024)
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Education (3):
  • 2020 - 現在 Waseda University Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences
  • 2016 - 2017 University of Birmingham School of Education Master of Arts in Education (Teaching English as a Foreign Language)
  • 2008 - 2012 Akita International University International Liberal Arts Global Studies
Professional career (1):
  • MA Teaching English as a Foreign Language (University of Birmingham)
Work history (10):
  • 2024/04 - 現在 Juntendo University Faculty of International Liberal Arts Adjunct Lecturer
  • 2024/04 - 現在 Edogawa University College of Media and Communication Department of Communication and Business Part-time Lecturer
  • 2022/04 - 2024/03 Gakushuin University Faculty of International Social Sciences Part-time Lecturer
  • 2022/04 - 2024/03 Waseda University Research Institute for Letters, Arts and Sciences Research Associate
  • 2021/04 - 2022/03 Tama Art University Faculty of Art and Design Department of Graphic Design Part-time Lecturer
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Committee career (1):
  • 2021/10 - 現在 JALT Learner Development SIG The Learner Development Journal Issue 7 Co-Editor
Awards (2):
  • 2022/02 - International Association for the Psychology of Language Learning PLL3 Legacy Travel Scholarship
  • 2020/10 - Japanese Association of Qualitative Psychology Incentive Award of International Frontier “Exploring the Effects of Foreign Language Enjoyment and Anxiety in Japanese Students at an English-Medium University”
Association Membership(s) (7):
Japanese Association of TEA for Qualitative Inquiry ,  Japanese Association of Qualitative Psychology ,  The Japan Association For Language Education and Technology ,  British Association for Applied Linguistics ,  American Association for Applied Linguistics ,  The Japan Association for Language Teaching ,  International Association for the Psychology of Language Learning
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