Dr John Bostock
Bostojo@edgehill.ac.uk

Senior Lecturer in Teaching and Learning Development

Centre for Learning and Teaching (CLT)

Research Interests:
Teachers' Pedagogical Content Knowledge in FE and HE, L2 Acquisition Theory, Internationalisation of HE Curricula, Morphophonemics:the phonological realisation of the allomorphs of the morphemes of English to support EAL students in HE , Prosody and Implications for Trainee Teachers' Oratory Skills, Transactional Distance Theory, Vygotskyan ZPD Theory

Qualifications:
Bachelor of Arts with Combined Honours German and French Studies (July 1986) , Graduate Certificate in Education with Distinction (July 1988) , D32 D33 D34 Assessor Awards (1993-1997), Masters Module ‘Applied Linguistics’ (February 1994), Master of Arts ( PCET ) (February 2004), Doctor of Education (June 2013)

Biography:

Before coming to Edge Hill University in January 2008, I taught in the Further Education sector for 20 years mainly as a Modern Languages Tutor (German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and ESOL), as a Personal Tutor, College in the Community Co-ordinator and and latterly as Team Leader MFL/Teacher Education. I have been consistently awarded Grade 1 for my teaching in OFSTED inspections during 1994-1997-2006-2008 and 2011, grade A for my management and delivery of ITT programmes in 2007 and two STAR award nominations (2006 and 2007) recognising my contribution as a teacher. I was also granted the Student-Led Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2013. Between 2006 and 2012 I was External Moderator for Quality Assurance of the PGCE extension courses in Modern Languages at the Unmore...

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