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School belonging as a predictor of score gains on the TOEFL (to be publihsed)202511.21-22TESOL Virtual ConventionOnlineSingle
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Learning Teamwork Collaboratively by Idealizing Classmates (to be published)202511.1JALTYoyogi, TokyoGroup
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Investigation into School Belonging and Motivation with GCM (to be published)202511.1JALTYoyogi, TokyoSingle
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Investigation into the relationship between L2 vocabulary development and group dynamics (to be published)202510.4JALT Vocabulary SIGKwansei Gakuin U. OsakaGroup
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Investigating How L2 Motivation and School Belonging Predict English Proficiency with Structural Equation Modeling20258.28JACETWaseda University, TokyoSingle
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xyj-W_oUgKavrCT5VpXl_Pk7mA6ZCHOc/view?usp=drive_link
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Confirmatory Factor Analysis on L2 Motivation and
School Belonging
20255.18JALT PanSIGKanda University, ChibaSingle2025PanSIG.pdf
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Reduction of items in a questionnaire of language learning202411.18JALTShizuokaSingle
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How Ideal Classmates still motivate students after Covid-19202411.17JALTShizuokaGroup
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Establishing a strong vocabulary base for Japanese university students202410.26JALT Vocabulary SIGWaseda, TokyoGroup
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Ideal L2 self and ideal L2 others20248.13AILAKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaGroup
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Program evaluation with cluster analysis202311.26JALTTsukubaGrouphttps://jalt.org/conference
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Qualitative investigation into L2 motivation of two first-year STEM majors: Stories of hope202311.26JALTTsukubaGrouphttps://jalt.org/conference
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Using cluster analysis to explore English L2 learners’ proficiency test scores 20233.2AAALPortland, USGroup
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Exploration of EAP learners’ proficiency test scores using cluster analysis202210.22JALT CUE ESP SymposiumOnlineGroup https://cue2022.edzil.la/
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An Example of Mixed Methods Research (MMR) of Applied Linguistics in Longitudinal Convergent Design 20229.16CELESE Language Teaching SymposiumOnlineSingle
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Longitudinal Convergent Mixed Method Design in Investigating L2 Motivation and School Belonging20228.4MMIRA Global ConferenceOnlineSingle
https://mmira.wildapricot.org/Global-MMIRA-conference-2022/
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Becoming Ideal Classmates (BIC) Research: 10 years of Becomings20227.31JALT Tokyo (INVITED)OnlineGrouphttps://jalt.org/event/tokyo/22-07-31
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Examinaton of school belonging and L2 motivation with structural equation modeling20226PLL4OnlineSingle
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How ideal classmates priming increases EFL classroom prosocial engagement20226PLL4OnlineSinglePresentation Video
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大学生のモチベーションの向上 (Japanese)20223.3北海道情報大学FDSD (INVITED)OnlineSingle
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Cluster analysis using test scores and test familiarity and preparation202111JALTShizuoka OnlineGroup
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Report of Students’ Studies on Online Classes 20219.11JALT CUEOnlineSingle
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Quadrant Representation of L2 Motivation and School Belonging over the First Year of University Students20218.29JACET NationalOnlineSingle
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WJlGqWUmY_pZwtshiwA0g1H3OaNH2ajD_FK8rTr4MD0/edit?usp=sharing
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Comparison of First-year Students’ L2 Motivation at Four Universities20217.11JACET KantoOnlineSingle
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xbq4KN1DS3qafyQto35BPm730d-oiJSP/view?usp=sharing
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Exploratory research on successful and less successful learners at an English-Japanese bilingual university in Japan20213AAALOnlineGroup
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Report on intercoder agreement202011.23JALTOnlineSingle
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Analysis on successful and less successful learners at a Japanese university201911.25Applied Linguistics ConferenceCurtin University, Perth, AustraliaGroup
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Mixed Methods Research on English Test Scores201911.03JALTNagoya, WINC AichiGroup
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Increasing Teacher Efficacy With Student Agency201911.03JALTNagoya, WINC AichiGroup
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L2 Motivation in First-Year Science Students201907.07JACET KantoToyo University, TokyoSingle
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英文献を読もう (Reading English Research Papers) In Japanese201907.06 + 13St. Luke's International University (INVITED)聖路加国際大学Single
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Engaging Interactive Minds with Ideal Classmates201905.19JALT Pan-SIGKonan University, NishinomiyaGroup
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Influences of various factors on test scores 201811.26JALTShizuokaGroup
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Classmates Socializing Inclusionary Diversity201811.25JALTShizuokaGroup
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Issues on Testing201810.19ICU ELA Retreat (FD)International Christian University Single
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Socializing inclusionary diversity with Ideal Classmates201808.03CILC4 University of HawaiiGroup
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Influences of living location on English test scores of Japanese university students201808.01CILC4 University of HawaiiGroup
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Visualizing L2 Ideal-classmates: Socio-motivational Effects in Randomized Control Study201806.10Psychology of language learning 3Waseda University, TokyoGroup
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School Belonging and L2 Motivation201806.09Psychology of language learning 3Waseda University, TokyoSingle
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Validating L2 Motivation Survey201805.19JALT Pan-SIG Toyo Gakuen University, TokyoSingle
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Influence of Living Overseas on English Learning201711.20JALT Tsukuba Single
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Looping Student Voices, Shaping Language Learning201711.19JALT Tsukuba Group
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Analysis of Study Abroad Summer Program 201709.16JALT ESP CUEKeio University, KanagawaGroup
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School Belonging as a Motivator of LearningEnglish201708.30 JACET NationalAoyama Gakuin Univ. TokyoSingle
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Using school belonging as a motivator201708.17Teacher Education Program Workshops (INVITED)International University of Japan (Niigata)
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Rasch analysis of a questionnaire for motivation201705.21JALT Pan-SIG in AkitaAkita International UniversitySingle
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Shifting imagination: Self to other L2 motivation201705.20JALT Pan-SIG in AkitaAkita International UniversityGroup
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Validation of a questionnaire to measure school belonging201702.05Applied Linguistics Colloquium 2017Temple University, TokyoSingle
https://www.tuj.ac.jp/tesol/news-events/20170205.html
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Discussion on Chapter 4 (Motivation) The Psychology of the Language Learner Revisited201612.17JACET 学習者要因研究会(Learner Development SIG) 月例研究会Toyo University, TokyoSingle
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Seeding Students' Social-Transforming Potentials201611.27JALTNagoyaGroup
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Transformation of learners through visualisation201611.26JALTNagoyaSingle
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Ideal classmates as content201609.24JALT CUEKinki University, OsakaGroup
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Influences of overseas experiences on L2 learning201609.24JALT CUEKinki University, Osaka Single
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Influence of future school belonging on L2 motivation201608.22Psychology of language learning 2Jyväskylä, FinlandSingle
https://www.jyu.fi/en/congress/pll2016/
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Report on research writing course on MMR201607.03JACET KantoWaseda University, TokyoSingle
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Ideal Classmates for Task-Based Language Teaching201605.21JALT Pan-SIGMeio University, OkinawaGroup
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Multiple measurements for validation of questionnaires201602.07Applied Linguistics Colloquium 2016Temple University, TokyoSingle
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9-f61uHvgvPQ2s0U3JIWEN1WFE/view?usp=sharing
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Creating Ideal Classmates and better belonging201601.30ETJ ConferenceKanda, TokyoGroup
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Focusing on L2 Ideal Classmates201511.23JALTShizuokaGroup
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Gaps between students and teachers in perceiving varieties of English201508.29JACETKagoshima UniversitySingle
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Qualitative approach on cultural diversity at a bilingual university201507.12JACET KantoAoyama Gakuin Univ. TokyoSingle
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y7AU3xdcovybkdWPTVk_GrMtnYlzm8UG6XYj_uTXVnQ/edit?usp=sharing
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Research group dynamics with critical collaborative creativity201506.28Teachers Journey Conference (JALT TED)NYU, TokyoGroup
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Student Stories of Ideal Classmates201505.17JALT Pan-SIGKobe University of International StudiesGroup
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Two kinds of WTC and speaking amount201503.24AAALToronto, CanadaSingle
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Fostering critical thinking in the English program at a bilingual university201503.17Critical thinking in educationWaseda University, TokyoGroup
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Relationship between belonging and L2 motivation in multiple institutions201502.08Applied Linguistics ColloquiaTemple University, OsakaSingle
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9-f61uHvgvPM1RJNGd2WDl4X1k/view?usp=sharing
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Three approaches to examine belonging and motivation in L2201408.29Motivation ConferenceU. of Nottingham, UKSingle
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心理言語学を題材としたリサーチライティング授業の報告 (Japanese)201406.29JACET KantoAoyama Gakuin U., TokyoSingle
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L2 learners’ motivation evaluated by teachers 201405.11JALT Pan-SIGMIyazaki Municipal UniversitySingle
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How much students’ belonging correlates with L2 motivation201402.09Applied Linguistics ColloquiaTemple University, OsakaSingle
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Food culture: What “edible” means in different cultures (GILE Forum) 201310.26JALTKobeSingle
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Belongingness to school and L2 motivation 201310.26JALTKobeSingle
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国際基督教大学におけるリベラルアーツ英語プログラム (Japanese)201308.17日本教育心理学会法政大学(東京)Group
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Connecting group identity to motivation: A preliminary study201305.19JALT Pan-SIGNanzan University, NagoyaSingle
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Holistic and dynamic motivational mind-time frames 201303.16AAALDallas, TexasGroup
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English only or not: voices of high school teachers 201302.09Applied Linguistics ColloquiaTemple University, TokyoSingle
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Socio-Dynamic Motivating with Possible L2 Groups 201210.14 JALTHamamatsuGroup
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Stories from the classroom 201210.13JALTHamamatsuSingle
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Holistic timing, group framing, and critical participatory looping: A study of EFL motivation 201203.27AAALBoston, MAGroup
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Researching, teaching, and learning with critical participatory looping (CPL) for L2 motivation 201203.26AAALBoston, MAGroup