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Yuehai Xiao
Yuehai (Mike) Xiao, a native of Guangdong Province of China, is a 5th year Ph.D. student of New York University (NYU). His research and teaching interests are mainly concerned with Academic Writing...ver másYuehai (Mike) Xiao, a native of Guangdong Province of China, is a 5th year Ph.D. student of New York University (NYU). His research and teaching interests are mainly concerned with Academic Writing, Applied Linguistics, and Cognitive Psychology. Yuehai has taught English composition and academic reading and writing at both undergraduate and graduate levels in China, Macau, and the USA.
His research articles appear in a number of international-refereed journals including TESL-EJ, Reflections on English Language Teaching, System, Asian EFL Journal, and Journal of English for Academic Purposes, with a few more submissions under review. Furthermore, he has been serving as a member on the Board of Reviewers of TESL-EJ, an international-refereed academic journal hosted by University of California, Berkeley for over six years. In addition, he has presented about 30 research papers and conducted many workshops at national and international conferences in the USA. He also achieved near perfect scores on the GRE, the TOEFL, and the TOEIC. Previously, he was awarded full scholarship from NYU, tuition scholarship from Columbia University, and Macau Foundation Research Grant. His Email is: yx269@nyu.edu
After he was born, his parents named him "Yuehai" (pronounced as "your ad high"), which means "crossing the seas". Later, he did cross the seas and came to the US for his Master's and Ph.D. studies. Furthermore, he tries not to be confined by his little box but to think outside of it. In his studies, he always makes every effort to cross the seas of different disciplines such as composition, psychology, education, linguistics, translation, and communication...etc. In his life, he also endeavors to cross the seas of different cultures, ethnic groups, countries, perspectives, parties, and people. Are these coincidences or predestined?ver menos