معرفی
Sijia Guo is a Lecturer in Chinese Studies at the Department of International Studies, Macquarie University. She holds a PhD in Computer-assisted language learning from Macquarie University (2012), an M.A. in Curriculum and Teaching Methodology from Beijing Language and Culture University (2010), and a B.Sc. in Biology from Capital Normal University (2007). Her research focuses on Task-based Language Teaching, Online Chinese education, and the use of captioned videos in language acquisition. She has taught at institutions including Princeton in Beijing, Tsinghua University, and Macquarie University.
Research Interests
- Computer-assisted language learning
- Online language teaching methodologies
- Second language acquisition
- Task-based pedagogy
- Captioned video applications
Teaching
She teaches courses such as CHIN 1010 (Introductory Chinese 1), CHIN 1048H (Chinese for heritage learners 1), and INTS 2001 (Guest lecturer in Language in Use).
Awards
- Faculty of Arts Learning and Teaching Award (2015)
Grants & Projects
- Effects of mobile-supported tasks on learners' motivation (2021)
- Student Success Factors in Online Language Learning (2020–2021)
- Multilingualism Research Centre (2019–2022)
Supervision
- Completed: Emma Genner (MRes 2023), Faisal Saud H Alshahrani (MRes 2024)
- Current: Faisal Saud H Alshahrani (PhD, 2024–present)
Research Groups
Member of the Multilingualism Research Centre, collaborating on projects related to language education and technology.
