Carsten Roever
教授
简介
Carsten
Roever is Associate Professor in Applied Linguistics. His research interests
are language testing, interlanguage pragmatics and second language acquisition
with a particular focus on learning and assessment of interactional competence
in a second language. While his own research focuses on English as a target
language, he has also supervised students working on learning of interactional
abilities in Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese, Indonesian and Vietnamese. Carsten was
trained as a secondary school teacher for English (TESOL) and Psychology at
Gerhard Mercator University in Duisburg, Germany. He worked as an ESL teacher
for business English and subsequently undertook a Ph.D. in Second Language
Acquisition at the University of Hawai'i, where he graduated in 2001 with a
dissertation on testing of ESL pragmatics (supervised by Prof. Gabriele
Kasper). He worked for a year in test research at Educational Testing Service
in Princeton, NJ, before joining the University of Melbourne in 2002 as
Lecturer in Applied Linguistics. Carsten has authored a number of articles,
book chapters and books, including "Language testing: the social
dimension" (Blackwell, 2006) with Tim McNamara and "Testing ESL
sociopragmatics" (Lang, 2014) with Cathie Elder and Catriona Fraser. He
served as co-editor of the Australian Review of Applied Linguistics from
2009-2015.
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