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Dr Christopher Leyland.
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Dr Adam Brandt
Dr Spencer Hazel
Dr Christopher Leyland
Journal of Interactional Research in Communication Disorders
special issues: Atypical Interaction Conference 2022
2023
Dr Christopher Leyland
Dr Spencer Hazel
Dr Adam Brandt
Enabling people living with dementia to make choices during creative workshops: a conversation analysis study of co-creativity, choice-sequences, and the supportive actions of carers
2023
Dr Christopher Leyland
Enhanced English conversations-for-learning: Constructing and using notes for deferred correction sequences
2021
Dr Christopher Leyland
The interactional construction of the academic reader in writing tutorials for international students: An advice-giving resource
2021
Dr Christopher Leyland
Academic Writing Tutorials for International Students: Deferring to an expert and follow-up advice
2020
Dr Christopher Leyland
Dr Spencer Hazel
Facilitating Participation in Creative Arts Interventions for People with Dementia
2019
Dr Christopher Leyland
In-sessional support for International Students: the management of interactional challenges in L2 writing tutorials
2019
Dr Christopher Leyland
In-Sessional Writing Tutorials for International Students: Invoking non-present sources of help in advice-giving meetings
2019
Dr Adam Brandt
Dr Spencer Hazel
Dr Christopher Leyland
Interaction, Dementia and Engagement in the Arts: Resources and Challenges in Participation
2019
Dr Christopher Leyland
Naming an activity: Arriving at recognitionals in team-teacher planning talk
2018
Dr Christopher Leyland
Resistance as a resource for achieving consensus: adjusting advice following competency-based resistance in L2 writing tutorials at a British University
2018
Dr Christopher Leyland
Inscribed objects as resources for achieving progressivity in lesson planning talk
2017
Dr Christopher Leyland
Pre-enactment in team-teacher planning talk: demonstrating a possible future in the here-and-now
2017
Dr Christopher Leyland
Social Interaction Research: Applications for Technology, Cultural Heritage, and Cross-Cultural Communication
2017
Dr Christopher Leyland
Students problematizing advice in L2 support tutorials at a British university: opportunities for socialization?
2017
Dr Christopher Leyland
Dropping the devil's advocate: TA follow-up contributions in EFL group discussion tests
2016
Dr Christopher Leyland
Dr Adam Brandt
The diagnosis of L2 writing competence in one-to-one tutorials for international students
2016
Dr Christopher Leyland
The role of objects in English team teacher lesson planning meetings
2016
Dr Christopher Leyland
Physical artifacts and ‘pre-enactment’ in team-teacher planning discussions
2015
Dr Christopher Leyland
Progressivity through joint focus of attention to a text-inclusive object: Topic shift in team-teacher lesson planning meetings
2015
Dr Christopher Leyland
Stoking the fire: TA follow-up talk in group discussion tests
2015
Dr Christopher Leyland
Conversation Analysis Across Borders
2014
Dr Christopher Leyland
Enabling language help: epistemic maneuvering in extended information request sequences between EFL teachers
2014
Dr Christopher Leyland
Pre-enactment and the Use of Physical Artefacts in Pre-class Planning Discussions
2014
Dr Christopher Leyland
The English ‘native speaker’ teacher as a language resource: Conversation Analytic examinations of ‘backstage’ interactions in Japanese High schools
2013
Dr Christopher Leyland
The English 'native speaker' as a language resource: Conversation Analytic examinations of backstage interactions in Japanese high schools [PhD Thesis]
2013
Dr Christopher Leyland
Epistemic struggles of the English ‘Native speaker’ teacher in Japanese high school staffrooms
2012
Dr Christopher Leyland
Does the rebranding of British universities reduce international students to economic resources? A Critical Discourse Analysis
2011
Dr Christopher Leyland
For mutual intelligibility, must English as a lingua franca be standardized?
2011