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Ms Nagisa Fukui
Nagisa Fukui is a Senior Lecture of Japanese studies, in the School of Humanities & Languages. I have developed and taught a wide range of Japanese courses at UNSW, including the largest language course at UNSW. I also supervise Japanese language teaching practicum students who are interested in teaching at tertiary institutions. My research interests are Japanese language education and Japanese discourse analysis by using the systemic functional approach (SFL). I am in charge of the Japanese Proficiency Test, Sydney NSW site, a committee member of the Japanese Language Speech Contest NSW, and a member of the Australian Network for Teaching Advanced Japanese of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia.
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- Teaching and Supervision
the Vice Chancellor’s Teaching Excellence Award, receipian. (2013)
Citation for Oustanding Contribution to Sudent Learning as a part of the Australian Awards for University Teaching for the Community of Practice of Leaners of Japanese, receipient. (2012)
• EF champion of ADA.
• the person in charge of the Japanese Proficiency Test, Sydney NSW site.
• a committee member of the Japanese Language Speech Contest NSW.
• a member of the Australian Network for Teaching Advanced Japanese of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia.
• a member of the Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language.
My Teaching
ARTS1630 Introductory Japanese A
ARTS1631 Introductory Japanese B
ARTS1632 Introductory Japanese for HSC Beginners
ARTS6704 Approaches to Japanese Discourse Analysis
ARTS6718 Advanced Writing in Japanese
JAPN5011 Japanese Teaching Practicum