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  バーズ キース   BARRS, Keith
  BARRS, Keith
   所属   広島修道大学  人文学部
   職種   教授
■ 現在の専門分野
●専門分野
英語学 
●キーワード
外来語、借用語、英語外来語 
●主な研究テーマ
1. 英語外来語と英語の共通点 
●共同研究・研究相談が可能な内容
1. 日本語における外来語について 
■ 学歴
1. 1997/10~2000/07 Swansea University 人文学部 Ancient History and Civilisation 卒業 Bachelor of Arts
2. 2006/09~2007/08 University of Portsmouth School of Language and Area Studies 卒業 Applied Linguistics and TESOL
3. 2019/07/16
(学位取得)
University of Leicester Ph.D.
■ 資格・免許
1. 2011/12 日本語能力試験2級
■ 所属学会
1. 2012/04~ 全国語学教育学会
2. 2013/06~ 全国語学教育語彙学会
■ 職歴
1. 2013/04~2019/03 広島修道大学 人文学部 准教授
2. 2019/04~ 広島修道大学 人文学部 教授
■ 著書・論文歴
1. 著書  Learning from the Linguistic Landscape (共著) 2024/04 Link
2. 著書  Vocabulary Profiling the University Graduation Theses of Japanese Learners of English (単著) 2018/12
3. 論文  Learning from the Linguistic Landscape: A Project-Based Learning Approach to Investigating English in Japan (単著) 2020/04 Link
4. 論文  Deriving Lists of Collocates from Web Corpora : Issues and Implications of Different Association Measures (単著) 2020/02
5. 論文  A Corpus Analysis of the Grammatical Behaviour of English Loanwords
in the Japanese Language (単著) 2018/11
全件表示(32件)
■ 学会発表
1. 2023/07/23 ETJ Hiroshima Teaching Workshop (Generative AI)
2. 2023/07/01 Feeding the Dragon: Is the Rise of Generative AI the Demise of Humanity?
3. 2023/05/13 The Rise of Generative AI: How Can Human Educators Sustain Their Relevance?(JALT PanSIG)
4. 2023/05/13 The Rise of Generative AI: How Can Human Educators Sustain Their Relevance?(JALT PanSIG)
5. 2017/07/18 Examining the Functions of Loanwords: The Case of English Loanwords in Japanese(IPrA 15th International Pragmatics Conference)
全件表示(13件)
■ 講師・講演
1. 2013/11 外国人の見た日本の感性(広島)
■ 授業科目
1. Academic Writing Ⅰ
2. Academic Writing Ⅱ
3. Active English Ⅱ
4. Active English Ⅳ
5. Active English Ⅵ
全件表示(20件)
■ 社会における活動
1. 2018/06~2018/06 (新聞等の記事等への対応)名物教授
■ 教育に関する発表
1. 2024/12
Power Up English
冬の英語Power Up講座
単著・共著の別:単独
2. 2023/07
Feeding the Dragon: Is the Rise of Generative AI the Demise of Humanity?
JALT
JALT Hiroshima
単著・共著の別:単独
3. 2023/07
Feeding the Dragon: Is the Rise of Generative AI the Demise of Humanity?
JALT
JALT Hiroshima
単著・共著の別:単独
■ 開発した教材、教科書、参考書
1. 2020/04
卒業論文テンプレート
卒業研究
単著・共著の別:単著
2. 2022/01
Graduation Thesis Template/Rubric
単著・共著の別:単著
3. 2023/06
Presentation Grading Rubric
Presentation
単著・共著の別:単著
4. 2024/04
卒業研究ルーブリック
卒業研究_7
単著・共著の別:共著
■ 改善への取り組み
前年度(2024年度分)の点検・評価項目
●1.授業の方針や授業計画と実際の授業の内容及び授業目標の達成度
My teaching approach is centered on fostering active student participation, in the classroom or online. I use tools like interactive whiteboards and learning management systems, such as Google Classroom, to create an interactive learning environment. To provide students with the best learning opportunities, I also place a strong emphasis on in-semester grading and feedback. By implementing these strategies, my goal is to encourage students to actively engage with the material, promote interactivity, and ensure a supportive educational environment.
●2.(1)教育内容・方法の工夫
I actively collaborate with professors both within HSU and at other universities to enhance the overall quality of my classes. A key focus of this collaboration is exploring and developing effective strategies for supporting and guiding students in their appropriate use of AI technologies, ensuring these tools contribute positively to their learning journey.
●4.学生による本学の授業評価アンケートの実施、分析、結果の活用状況
Based on the feedback from the student survey, I was able to develop new grading rubrics and policies for my classes. The survey results helped me create grading rubrics for assignments like presentations and group work, so students know what is expected. I also updated my grading policies to be fairer and better support student learning and participation.
●5.公開授業の実施状況
Presentation Ⅰ_01を公開し、参観者は0人だった。Presentation Ⅱ_01を公開し、参観者は0人だった。
●7.学生からの勉学(単位僅少学生への対応など)、生活、進路・就職などの相談への対応
I contacted 100% of the students with low credit acquisition rates (単位僅少学生). I addressed their academic difficulties and offered advice on study methods. With tutor students and Active English class students, I discussed study abroad options, providing information on programs and scholarships to encourage them to explore international experiences.