CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS
Tang, A. F., Suacillo, C. I. M., & Mabunga, E. D. R. Examining Examining ESL/EFL Teachers’ Attitudes and Perspectives towards World Englishes.
Tang, A.F. Examining bilingualism through bicultural and biliteracy development of students in Cantonese speaking families.
Tang, A.F. Which "thank you" do I use? A critical analysis of novice level L2 Cantonese learners' thanking strategies.
Tang, A.F. Acquisition of multi word units among L1 Chinese ESL Learners.
Tang, A.F. Acquisition of focus structures among L1 Chinese ESL Learners.
Tang, A.F. Examining passive voice usage errors among L1 Chinese ESL Learners.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Research Assistant March 2021 - June 2022
Departments of Speech and Hearing Sciences and Asian Languages and Literature
University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
Assisted Professors Amy Pace and Chan Lü with transcribing and analyzing data among bilingual children who are learning Mandarin Chinese and English in language immersion settings
Departments of Speech and Hearing Sciences and Asian Languages and Literature
University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
Assisted Professors Amy Pace and Chan Lü with transcribing and analyzing data among bilingual children who are learning Mandarin Chinese and English in language immersion settings