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Andrew Pollard is a Senior Lecturer in English Language and Linguistics and Course Coordinator of the Master of Applied Linguistics at the Faculty of Arts and Society. His research focuses on global Englishes, English as a lingua franca, and their pedagogical applications in ASEAN+3 contexts. He investigates prosodic features of English varieties, oral corrective feedback, and language policy in EMI institutions. His teaching spans applied linguistics and education, covering global Englishes, language testing, and curriculum design.
Key research projects include a 2021 study on multimodal academic literacy support videos (discourse analysis) and pandemic-driven shifts to online learning. His articles explore corrective feedback paradigms, mobile-assisted learning, and EMI contexts. He serves on editorial boards for journals like Australian Review of Applied Linguistics and Asian EFL Journal. Supervises postgraduate research and contributes to teacher training initiatives.
Research trends emphasize technology integration (CALL-MALL), pandemic impacts on education, and meaning-oriented pedagogy. No scientific awards listed, but active in grant-funded projects. Advises on EAP curriculum design and academic literacy programs.
