Research Areas: CLIL(Content and Language Integrated Learning), TEYL(Teaching English to Young Learners), TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Language), SLA(Second Language Acquisition)
If you can only see trees, please move back, so you can see the forest. If you can only see the forest, please move forward, so you can see the trees. If you can see things from a different point of view, you can even go through the walls. Always be flexible!
Aiba.C, Sakamoto.T & Wang.I. (2018). “Soki eigo kyouiku ni okeru CLIL to daigakuin-sei ni yoru jissen houkoku.” [CLIL in early childhood education and practice report by graduate students]. Bulletin of Mejiro University Research Institute for Education, 24,93-100
Stone, N., Hayasaka, Y., Aiba, C., Yamashita, R., & Barrows, J. (2017). How computer-based and paper-based modes of learning affect student performance on vocabulary tests in the TOEIC classroom. International Journal of Teaching and Education, V(2), 105-116.
Aiba.C. (2017). “Nihon no kouritsu shogakko ni okeru CLIL donyu no kanousei ni kansuru kenkyu.” [A study on possibilities of implementing CLIL at Japanese public elementary schools]. (Doctoral dissertation). Seisen University
Aiba, C., & Izumi, J. The use of CDF in writing at Japanese universities. 57th RELC International Conference (Virtual). 2023年3月
Aiba, C., & Izumi, J. The impact of translanguaging on EFL learners’ lexical diversity in Japanese universities. 56th RELC International Conference (Virtual). 2022年3月
Aiba, C., & Izumi, J. Do productive skills of language enhance learners' cognitive ability?: An experimental study of soft CLIL to technology majors. The 8th Teaching and Education Conference, by IISES. Vienna. TU Vienna.
Education
Seisen University, Ph.D., Humanities, 2017
Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A., TESOL, 2003