チョン, ヤンキー

チョン, ヤンキー（CHUNG, Yanki ）

職名

講師

学部

CEC

専門分野

・Discourse Analysis
・Sociolinguistics

研究テーマ

・Self-Access learning
・Learner Autonomy

学歴

・Sophia University (Tokyo, Japan)
・Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, Canada)

取得学位

・MA in TESOL (Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan) – In Progress
・BSc in Health Sciences (Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada) (Population and Quantitative Studies) – Graduated

主要経歴

・Assistant Language Teacher, Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme

学術論文

・A Campaign Model for Out-Of-Class English Learning in an In-Between Space 単著 JASAL Journal 4(1) pp. 153–169 (June 2023)

先生をもっと知りたい

教職員への一問一答

好きな言葉（座右の銘）を教えてください。: Determination: It reminds me that progress often comes from the willingness to keep moving forward. It’s a word that has carried me through tough times in my academic journey, and I see its power every day in students who keep pushing forward, even when things get hard.

休日の過ごし方や趣味を教えてください。: I enjoy going for long walks around Tokyo when the weather is nice. I also like hiking alone – it gives me a refreshing time to reset and put things into perspective.

大学4年間で「学生に訪れてほしい場所」はどこですか？その理由も教えてください。: I really enjoy hiking, so I recommend that students hike up Mount Kitadake in the Southern Alps. It offers a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji at sunrise from the summit.

大学4年間で「学生に読んでほしい本」は何ですか？その理由も教えてください。: I would recommend Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom. It’s full of wisdom about life in general. Every time I reread this book, it gives me a new perspective.

専門分野に興味を持ったきっかけは何ですか？: Discourse analysis helps us understand how people use language in real life. It shows how language shapes our interactions, identities, and power dynamics. It also helps us see how language connects to lived experience.

専門の研究は社会にどう活かされていますか？: When done critically, discourse analysis in the classroom can help challenge systemic social inequalities and empower both teachers and students to work toward positive change.

麗澤大学の好きなところはどこですか？: The bridge from the iFloor of the Asunaro Building to the Kaede Building is my favorite part of campus. In spring, the cherry blossoms against the red bricks of the library and the Kaede Building make it feel like something out of a storybook.