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Dr Naeema Hann, Part-time Lecturer

Dr Naeema Hann

Part-time Lecturer

Dr Naeema Hann, Part-time Lecturer

Selected Outputs

  • Hann N (2011) Confident and Comfortable’ Identity and Success in ESOL Learners. In: The 16th World Congress of Applied Linguistics(AILA2011), 23 August 2011 - 28 August 2011, Beijing.

  • Hann N (2010) Is there a role for Identity in the Success of ESOL Learners? Lessons from Learners. In: NATECLA National Conference and Exhibition, 9 July 2010 - 11 July 2010, University of Surrey, Guildford.

  • Hann N (2010) Making it Work: Student Progression and Success on ESOL for Work Courses. In: NATECLA National Conference and Exhibition, 9 July 2010 - 11 July 2010, University of Surrey, Guildford..

  • Hann N (2010) Confident and Comfortable:  Identity and Success in ESOL Learners. In: 43rd Annual Meeting of the British Association for Applied Linguistics, Aberdeen, Scotland.

  • Hann N (2010) Looking at Stars: the Role of Identity in the Success of ESOL Learners. Lessons For International Students?. In: Leslie Silver International Faculty Seminar, Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds, UK.

  • Hann N (2009) ESOL: Place and Politics. In: 43rd IATEFL Annual International Conference, 31 March 2009 - 4 April 2009, Cardiff, UK.

  • Hann N (2009) Collecting and Analysing Conversations to explore Factors Supporting Progress of ESOL Learners on Vocational Courses. In: Talking Research, Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds, UK.

  • Hann N (2009) ESOL Materials: Principles for Effective Design and Evaluation. In: MATSDA / ACELS conference, 24 January 2009 - 25 January 2009, Dublin, Ireland.

  • Hann N (2008) ESOL for Work: Do ‘Short, Sharp’ courses work?. In: NATECLA national conference. University of Warwick and RAPAL Conference, Galway, Ireland.

  • Hann N (2016) ESOL Pedagogy: voices from the classroom. In: Masuhara H ed. Practice and Theory in Materials Development in Language Learning.

  • Hann N (2013) Mining the L2 Environment: ESOL Learners and Strategies Outside the Classroom. In: Tomlinson B ed. Developing Materials for Language Teaching. Bloomsbury,

  • Hann N (2010) ESOL for Employability Training Materials in the UK: Contexts and Effects. In: Tomlinson B; Masuhara H ed. Research for Materials Development in Language Learning: Evidence For Best Practice. Bloomsbury,

  • Timmis IG; Hann N; Masuhara H (2010) ESOL materials: Practice and principles. In: Chambers A; Mishan F ed. Perspectives on language learning materials development. Bern: Peter Lang,

  • Hann N (2009) Community Languages in the UK: A guide.