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20042026

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Prof. Susanna Siu-Sze Yeung is currently the Professor of Department of Psychology at The Education University of Hong Kong. Her research interests revolve around second language learning, reading and language intervention and technology-supported learning. Before joining EdUHK, she had taught in various local tertiary institution. Currently, her projects investigate use of social robots in various educational contexts, cognitive, afffective and social underpinnings of language learning in first and second language learners. She also investigates how to optimize learning in various technological platforms.

Research interests

Second language learningReading interventionReading difficultiesTechnology-supported learning

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Cognitive Psychology

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Educational Neuroscience

Patents

A Learning Coaching Apparatus and System
This invention relates to a language coaching apparatus and system. In particular, the present invention relates to a language coaching apparatus and system that is adapted to facilitate language learning in children.
Date of application: 31/1/2024


A Learning Coaching Apparatus and System
This invention relates to a language coaching apparatus and system. In particular, the present invention relates to a language coaching apparatus and system that is adapted to facilitate language learning in children.
Date of application: 31/1/2024


A Learning Coaching Apparatus and System
This invention relates to a language coaching apparatus and system. In particular, the present invention relates to a language coaching apparatus and system that is adapted to facilitate language learning in children.
Date of grant: 17/5/2024

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