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Scott Aubrey

Applied Linguistics

Chinese University of Hong Kong

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About Scott Aubrey at Chinese University of Hong Kong

Scott Aubrey is an applied linguist at the Chinese University of Hong Kong specializing in second language acquisition, task-based teaching, and affective factors in language learning. Representative publications include "Comparing the effects of ChatGPT and automated writing evaluation on students’ writing and ideal L2 writing self", and "The Role of the Learner in Task-Based Language Teaching", which reflect their ongoing engagement with the field.

Research Areas

EFL/ESL teachingsecond language acquisitiontask-based language teachinglearner engagementaffective factorsflow theorygenerative AI in language learninginnovative teaching methods

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Research Output

Total Citations1,191

Emerging researcher

Publications61

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h-index17

Developing track record

i10-index31

Growing portfolio

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