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Elite students' independent learning experiences: any lessons for the mainstream?
Paper presented at 56th TEFLIN International Conference on Responding to Global Challenges through Quality English Language Teaching
Conference paper
Cultivating students' intercultural communication competence through humourous films
Paper presented at 17th MELTA International Conference
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Hong Kong university students’ perceptions of verbal and visual humour
Paper presented at 6th International Conference on Imagination and Education: Imaginative Practice, Inmaginative Inquiry
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Humour comprehension and appreciation in intercultural communication: An exploratory study on Hong Kong tertiary students
Paper presented at 8th International Summer School and Symposium on Humour and Laughter: Theory, Research and Applications
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An exploratory study on Hong Kong university students’ perceptions of verbal and visual humour
Paper presented at 5th International Conference on Imagination and Education
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Discoursal and lexical patterns in government-held press conferences in multicultural Hong Kong
Paper presented at 2rd International Conference on Multicultural Discourses, Institute of Discourse and Cultural Studies as part of the 9th Annual Meeting of Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies in Hangzhou in 2007
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Managing peer evaluation for language skill acquisition
Paper presented at International Conference on Foreign Language Education – Tuning in: Learners of language, language of learners
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Beyond the benchmark: a course provider’s perspective on requirements for English-language teachers
Paper presented at 41th RELC International Seminar on Teacher Education in Language Teaching
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Evaluation on learning - Peers Vs individuals
Paper presented at The 4th International Lifelong Learning Conference 2006
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Towards developing a cross-culturally objective humour appreciation measure (HAM).
Paper presented at 2006 Colloquium of the Australasian Humour Scholars Network
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