BARBER ZOE ANN-MARIE
diversity in teaching and learning within the EFL (English as a Foreign Language) context focuses on how to
create effective language learning environments for students with varying language abilities, backgrounds, and
needs. It looks at difficulties that can be found diverse classrooms, including learners who may face challenges
such as learning disabilities, mental health challenges, ADHD, illness, or other barriers while learning
English, and on developing strategies to support all students to do their best in the classroom. It also looks at
understanding diverse learning styles and participation modes in the classroom. This includes adapting teaching
methods, using assistive technology, incorporating culturally responsive materials, and fostering inclusive
classroom interactions so that all learners have equal opportunities to succeed in language learning.
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Degree name:Master ( Education)
Classified degree field:Humanities & Social Sciences / Foreign language education
Acquisition way:Coursework
Date of acquisition:2021.08
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Research field:Humanities & Social Sciences / Foreign language education
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Language: English
Title: (Re)Conceptualising Classroom Silence and Participation in the Japanese EFL Classroom
Journal name: JALT PanSIG Journal vol.2022 (p.8 - 16)
Date of publication: 2023.02
Author(s): Zoe BarberField of experts:Humanities & Social Sciences / Education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Foreign language education
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Title: Digital Literacy of Japanese Students: A Comparison Study Using the European Digital Framework
Journal name: The Journal of Policy Studies vol.72 (p.125 - 143)
Date of publication: 2026.03
Author(s): Oliver Cakebread-Andrews & Zoe BarberField of experts:Humanities & Social Sciences / Education, Others / Others
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Title: Transitions from part-time to full-time university teacher: A collaborative ethnography
Date of publication: 2026
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Title: Digital Comfort ≠ Digital Literacy: Unmasking the Critical Thinking Gap in Japanese Learners
Journal name: Critical Thinking in the Classroom 2025 Conference Proceedings
Date of publication: 2026
Author(s): Oliver Cakebread-Andrews and Zoe BarberField of experts:Humanities & Social Sciences / Education, Others / Others
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Conference name:Critical Thinking in the Classroom 2025
Holding date:2025.08
Presentation date:2025.08.02
Title:Surface vs. Depth: How Digital Comfort Masks Critical Thinking Deficits Among Japanese Students
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Language:English
Conference name:PanSIG 2025
International/Domestic presentation:Domestic presentation
Holding date:2025.05
Presentation date:2025.05.17
Title:"Face Needs" and Engagement in the Japanese EFL Classroom
Field of experts:Humanities & Social Sciences / Education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Foreign language education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Tertiary education -
Language:English
Conference name:Osaka JALT ”Back to School” 2025
International/Domestic presentation:Domestic presentation
Holding date:2025.04
Presentation date:2025.04.27
Title:Bridging barriers: Supporting students with mental health challenges in the language classroom
Field of experts:Humanities & Social Sciences / Education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Foreign language education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Special needs education -
Language:English
Conference name:Osaka JALT ”Back to School” 2025
International/Domestic presentation:Domestic presentation
Holding date:2025.04
Presentation date:2025.04.27
Title: A Comparison Study of Digital Literacy Among Japanese University Students
Field of experts:Humanities & Social Sciences / Education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Foreign language education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Tertiary education -
Language:English
Conference name:Osaka JALT ”Back to School” 2024
International/Domestic presentation:Domestic presentation
Holding date:2024.04
Presentation date:2024.04.28
Title:Navigating Face-Threatening Acts: Implications for Pedagogy in EFL Education
Field of experts:Humanities & Social Sciences / Education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Foreign language education, Humanities & Social Sciences / Tertiary education