Niamh Kelly
Dr
Niamh Kelly (B.A., M.Phil., D.Ed.) is
an Assistant Professor in the School of Applied Language and Intercultural
Studies. She has over 20 years experience in teaching Japanese language,
Japanese translation and other Japan-related modules. Niamh's Japanese language
modules were part of the Transferable Skills Project, which was awarded the
European Label for Innovation and Teaching in 2006. She has been the recipient
of funding from the Japan Foundation on two occasions, spending time at their
Japanese Language Institute in Saitama, Japan. Niamh has also acted as the UK/
Irish representative on the Oshu Nihongo Kyozai Bank Project, for the duration
of the project.
Niamh's research interests are in the
field of second language acquisition and pedagogy, linguistic diversity, and
lexical innovation processes, particularly morphological and non-morphological
word-formation processes in Japanese secret language. Niamh has published
widely in these areas, and has co-authored a number of Japanese language
courses with Hodder Education.
Peer Reviewed Journal
Year | Publication | |
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2019 | Bruen, J;Kelly, N;Loftus, M (2019) 'Attendance policies on university language degrees: exploring attitudes, and measuring relationships with performance and progression'. Journal of Further and Higher Education, . | |
2018 | Kelly, N (2018) 'Student perceptions and attitudes towards the use of Facebook to support the acquisition of Japanese as a second language'. LANGUAGE LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION, 8 :217-237. | |
2017 | Bruen, J;Kelly, N (2017) 'Mother-tongue diversity in the foreign language classroom: Perspectives on the experiences of non-native speakers of English studying foreign languages in an English-medium university'. LANGUAGE LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION, 7 :353-369. | |
2017 | Kelly, Niamh (2017) 'The Acquisition of the Third Person Singular [-s]: A case study of Language Minority Children Attending an Irish Primary School'. English Linguistics Research, 6 (1). | |
2016 | Bruen, J., Crosbie, V., Kelly, N., Loftus, M., Maillot, A., McGillicuddy, A, Péchenart, J. (2016) 'Teaching Controversial Topics in the Humanities and Social Sciences in Ireland: Using Structured Academic Controversy to develop multi-perspectivity in the learner'. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION (ONLINE), 3 . Link | |
2016 | Bruen, J;Kelly, N (2016) 'Language teaching in a globalised world: harnessing linguistic super-diversity in the classroom'. International Journal of Multilingualism, 13 :333-352. | |
2015 | Niamh Kelly , Jennifer Bruen (2015) 'Translation as a pedagogical tool in the foreign language classroom. A qualitative study of attitudes and behaviours'. LANGUAGE TEACHING RESEARCH (ONLINE), 19 :150-168. | |
2014 | Kelly N. (2014) 'The Special Lexicon of the Secret Language of Thieves in Japan between the Edo and Showa Periods'. Japanese Studies, . | |
2014 | Bruen J.;Kelly N. (2014) 'Using a shared L1 to reduce cognitive overload and anxiety levels in the L2 classroom'. Language Learning Journal, . | |
2013 | Kelly N. (2013) 'Does equal access mean treat the same? From theory to practice in the classroom of English as an Additional Language learner in Ireland - towards a transformative agenda'. International Journal of Inclusive Education, . | |
2010 | Kelly, N (2010) 'A Bourdieusian Perspective on Identity and its Role in Second Language Acquisition'. 3 :45-83. |
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