WANG FENGYING
Name: WANG FENGYING
Gender: female
Title: Associate Professor
Degree: Master
Research area: Second Language Acquisition, Applied linguistics, cognitive linguistics
Part-time Academic Job:
Contact Information: E-mail: wfyyhz@njau.edu.cn;Tel:025-84395755
Education
2008.9—2009.6  Visiting Scholar at Nanjing University
2000.9—2003.6  M.A. College of Foreign Studies, Central South                 University
1994.9—1998.6  B.A. English Department of Changsha Railway University
Research projects
[1]	Establishing a “Flipped Class” model in college English teaching, chair, NAU, 2015−2017;
[2]	Establishing a “Flipped Class” model of teaching based on modern teching technology, chair, College of Foreign Studies NAU, 2015−2017; 
[3]	Establishing a “Flipped Class” model of teaching based on modern teching technology, chair, Educational Department of Jiangsu Provincial Government, JS2014006, 2014-2015;
[4]	Study on the model of cooperative learning and its effect in collegeEgnlish teaching reform, chair, Educational Department of Jiangsu Provincial Government, K0201100639, 2011-2013;
[5]	Research on C/E translation and writing of papers of agricultural sciences, participant, funded by the Philosophy and Social Sciences Department of Jiangsu Provincial Government, chair, 2011―2014;
[6]	Research on and practice of reforming college English teaching system, participant, a major project of NAU, 2009-2011;
[7]	Peer feedback applied in ESL writing teaching, chair, NAU, SK09012, 2009-2011;
[8]	Empirical study on learning method in EFL teaching, chair, NAU, 2009Q067, 2009-2011;
[9]	Research on graduate English teaching mode and strategy of the 21st century, participant, NAU, 2005-2007。
Publications since 2000
Papers:
[1]	Wang F. Y., 2012, A Study on the Effect of Collaborative Output on L2 Writing, China Agricultural Education, Issue 6: pp. 57-61;
[2]	Zhu Y, Wang H.L., Wang F. Y., 2012, The Effects of Cooperative Learning in Classroom, Higher Agricultural Education, Issue 4: pp. 70-73;
[3]	Wang F. Y., 2011, The Effects of Peer Feedback on Writing Instruction for non-English majors, China Agricultural Education, Issue 3: pp. 48-53;
[4]	Wang F. Y., 2011, Impact of Teacher Correction on Different Proficiency Students, Journal of Language and Literature Studies, Issue 3: pp. 122-124;
[5]	Wang F. Y., 2011, Parsing Modification Models of Different levels Students in English Conversation, Proceedings of Foreign Languages Teaching and Research, Higher Education Press, pp. 104-106;
[6]	Pu Xianwei, Wang F. Y., 2010, A Review of studies on Recasts in Interaction, Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice, Issue 3: pp. 7-12;
[7]	Zhang J., Wang F. Y., 2009, The Analysis on Major Obstacles of Chinese Students’ English Listening, Journal of Language and Literature Studies, Issue 2: 140-142;
[8]	Ou Y.M., Wang F. Y., 2009, Parsing Implicit Argument in Argument Structure, The Journal of Central China University, Issue 1: pp. 48-52;
[9]	Wang F. Y., 2007, A Study of Syntax and Semantics about Neg-raising, Journal of Changsha Railway University, Issue 1: 170-171;
[10]Ou Y.M., Wang F. Y., 2004, The condition on Verb Phrase Ellipsis, The Journal of Wuhan University Journal Philosophy & Social Science, Issue 1: pp. 17-20;
[11]Wang F. Y., 2002, Negation and Negative Polarity Items, College     Foreign Language Teaching and Research, Issue 3: pp. 30-33;
[12]Wang F. Y., 2002, The Grammar of Can and May, The Journal of Jishou     University, Issue 6: pp. 18-20。
Text-books:
[1]	Wang F. Y. (editor), Listening comprehension for graduate students of agricultural sciences II [New edition], Beijing: Chinese Agricultural Education Press, September, 2012;
[2]	Wang F. Y. (editor), Reading comprehension for graduate students of agricultural sciences, Hangzhou: National Chekian University Press, 2008;
[3]	Wang F. Y. (editor), Listening comprehension for graduate students of agricultural sciences II, Beijing: Chinese Agricultural Education Press, 2007。
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