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Update date: Dec. 14, 2024
NOMURA Kazuyuki
ノムラ カズユキ | NOMURA Kazuyuki
Affiliation and department:
Job title:
Assistant Professor
Homepage URL (1):
https://www.las.chiba-u.jp/teachers/post_48.html
Research field (3):
Japanese language education
, Education - general
, Education - general
Research keywords (12):
Educational Research
, Teaching Japanese as a Second/Foreign Language
, Intercultural Education
, Second Language acquisition
, Motivation
, Curriculum
, identity
, Qualitative Research Methods
, Ethnography
, Life History
, Narrative
, Ethics of care
Research theme for competitive and other funds (8):
- 2024 - 2027 Understanding the motivations of Japanese-speaking Hong Kong people as multilingual users
- 2021 - 2025 Understanding language socialisation of Japanese language learners amid Hong Kong's political turmoil
- 2022 - 2024 Describing Japanese with a particular focus on indexicality
- 2023 - 2023 Career Development Support for Children with Diverse Linguistic and Cultural Backgrounds
- 2022 - 2023 To make a society more livable to "non-majority people"
- 2022 - Reconsidering Critical Thinking Teaching in East Asia
- 2019 - 2022 Strategic Empathy in Pedagogical Practice
- 2021 - 2022 Survey on Online Japanese Language Learning at Chiba University in 2021
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Papers (12):
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Kazuyuki NOMURA. Loving from afar: Imagined communities and Japanese language learners in contemporary Hong Kong. International Journal of the Sociology of Language. 2025. 291
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Kazuyuki NOMURA. Exploring the emic understanding of ‘critical thinking’ in Japanese education: An analysis of teachers’ voices. Educational Philosophy and Theory. 2023. 55. 13. 1501-1512
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Kazuyuki NOMURA. The Hidden Curriculum of Hong Kong's Japanese Language Education: An Observation of Teacher-Learner Interactions. 2022. 182. 49-65
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Kazuyuki NOMURA, Aya YOSHINO, Kanako NISHIZUMI, Naoko SATO. Students’ Perception of Online Japanese Language Learning in 2021 : Toward Better Post-COVID19 Teaching. Journal of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Chiba University. 2022. 6. 171-183
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Kazuyuki NOMURA, Shin KATAOKA, Takako MOCHIZUKI. Understanding the motivations of fluent speakers in beginner-level foreign language classrooms. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development. 2019. 40. 7. 618-632
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MISC (10):
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Kazuyuki Nomura. Medium of instruction and rapport building in Hong Kong Japanese classrooms: An Analysis of positionalities. 2024. 210-214
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Kazuyuki Nomura. Reforming lesson study in Japan: theories of action for Schools as Learning Communities, by Yuta Suzuki, Routledge, 2022, 210 pp., £38.99 (paperback). Asian Studies Review. 2024
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Kazuyuki Nomura. Educational evaluation and improvement in Japan: linking lesson study, curriculum management and school evaluation, by Yoshimi Okumura, Springer, 2023, 134 pp., US$139.99 (hardback). Asian Studies Review. 2024. 48. 3. 669-671
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Kazuyuki NOMURA, Takayuki KAWANA, Daisuke FUJIKAWA. To understand the value of freedom: A practice of global citizenship education for junior secondary students based on the case of Hong Kong. Proceedings of the 81st Annual Conference of Japanese Educational Research Association. 2022. 238-239
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Yukiko Okuno, Kazuyuki Nomura. Reflecting on Regret in a Tertiary Classroom on Immigrants and Refugees. The 28th Princeton Japanese Pedagogy Forum PROCEEDINGS 2022. 2022. 122-131
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Books (3):
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Sixty chapters to understand Hong Kong
2016 ISBN:9784750342535
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New Japanese Course (Vol 2: Basic)
2012
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New Japanese course (Vol. 1: Introduction)
2011
Lectures and oral presentations (16):
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Motivations to learn Japanese in Hong Kong and other contexts (BMX-COIL)
(82273-B “Introduction to Japanese Language and Culture”, Carnegie Mellon University 2024)
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The Medium of Instruction and Relationship Building in Hong Kong's Japanese Language Classrooms: A Perspective from Positionality
(Autumn Meeting 2024, Association for Japanese Language Education 2024)
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A survey report on how basic-level Japanese textbooks introduce the case particle NI: Towards a critical reflection of "The Guidelines for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test"
(Exploring where language comes into being 2024)
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Japanese language education in today's Hong Kong: A perspective from hidden curricula
(TALIS33 2023)
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To understand the value of freedom: A practice of global citizenship education for junior secondary students based on the case of Hong Kong
(JERA 81st Annual Conference 2022)
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Education (1):
- 2008 - 2009 Beijing Language and Culture University
Professional career (3):
- Doctor of Education (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
- Master of Arts in Communication (The University of Tokyo)
- Bachelor of Arts in Japanese Linguistics (The University of Tokyo)
Work history (7):
- 2021/04 - 現在 Chiba University Graduate School of Global and Transdisciplinary Studies Assistant Professor
- 2022/01 - 2024/12 National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics Collaborative Researcher
- 2024/04 - 2024/09 Kyoritsu Women's University Faculty of International Studies Part-Time Lecturer
- 2020/08 - 2021/09 Tokyo Metropolitan University Part-Time Lecturer
- 2010/09 - 2021/08 The Chinese University of Hong Kong Department of Japanese Studies Part-Time Lecturer
- 2019/05 - 2019/06 Gakushuin University Research Institute for Oriental Cultures Visiting Scholar
- 2013/09 - 2018/12 The Education University of Hong Kong Department of Linguistics and Modern Language Studies Guest Lecturer
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Awards (3):
- 2019/05 - The Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language Best Paper Award 2018 Japanese as "Safe Houses": An Ethnography of Adolescent Learners of Japanese in Hong Kong
- 2016/11 - The Chinese University of Hong Kong Professor Wong Hin-wah Scholarship 2015/16
- 2014/06 - Hong Kong Association for Applied Linguistics Richard Pemberton Award for Postgraduate Student Travel
Association Membership(s) (6):
The Japanese Society for Mother Tongue, Heritage Language, and Bilingual Education
, Intercultural Education Society of Japan
, Japanese Educational Research Association
, JASLA
, Hong Kong Association for Applied Linguistics
, The Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language
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