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Jenny Lewin-Jones
Senior Lecturer
Institute of Humanities & Creative Arts
Teaching & Research
Jenny teaches German language, English for Academic Purposes (EAP) and English as a Foreign Language (EFL) in the Language Centre. She also teaches on the University’s BA English Language Studies, and has developed new optional modules in Name Studies and the English Language in the 21st Century.
Jenny’s research interests are in learning and teaching, and in the field of contemporary English language usage. She has published papers on language teaching methodology, widening participation in language learning, and using new technologies in teaching. She is always keen to collaborate with colleagues in other subject areas, and has worked, for example, on the use of language in television commercials aimed at children.
Qualifications
1997 Cambridge/ RSA Diploma in TEFLA (now DELTA), with double Distinction EFLTeaching
1992 Cambridge/RSA Certificate in TEFL (now CELTA) EFL Teaching
1991 University of Nottingham MA with Distinction German
1990 University of Nottingham BA 1st Class Honours German
Conference Papers
‘Differentiation strategies for the inclusion of students with severe visual impairment in MFL modules in higher education’ CILT/Subject Centre for LLAS – 2006 Languages in HE Conference. Crossing Frontiers: Languages and the International Dimension; Cardiff University 2006
‘How to engage students in active forms of learning – assessment and collaboration’Supporting Student Learning Conference 2007, University of Worcester 2007
‘New learning technologies – a long journey is made up of small steps’Supporting Student Learning Conference 2008, University of Worcester 2008
‘Student Diversity and the Assessment Dilemma’CILT/Subject Centre for LLAS - 2008 Languages in HE Conference. Transitions and Connections; University of York 2008
'Children, Gender and Toy Names' (with B. Mitra) at Feminist Transitions Conference 2009, Hosted by Edge Hill University, Liverpool.
‘The Student Experience of Learning: initial results from an investigative study’ (with R. Jones, A. Mason and M. Webb) at the 7th Annual Learning and Teaching Conference ‘Supporting Student Learning’ 2009, University of Worcester
'Evaluating the use of Video in Learning and Teaching: the Blended Learning Research Project' (with B. Mitra, H. Barrett & S. Williamson) University of Worcester, 7th Annual Learning and Teaching Conference 2009.
‘”Sorry, course cancelled”’ What do students think of hybrid language learning as an alternative?’ (with P. Snookes and J. Barker), HEA LLAS Subject Centre Languages in Higher Education 2010 conference: Raising the Standard for Languages, London
‘Student perceptions of video in teaching and learning in Higher Education’ (with B. Mitra, H. Barrett and S. Williamson) 9th CLTR Learning and Teaching Research Conference 2010, Edge Hill University
‘Distinctions in Facebook language with reference to age and gender’ (with B. Mitra), Transforming Audiences 3: Online and mobile media, everyday creativity and DIY Culture Conference 2011, Hosted by University of Westminster, London
Publications
Hodgson, J. and Lewin-Jones, J. (2004) 'Differentiation strategies relating to the inclusion of a student with a severe visual impairment in Higher Education (modern foreign languages), British Journal of Visual Impairment vol. 22 No 1
Lewin-Jones, J & Hodgson, J. (2006) ‘Students with a severe visual impairment taking modern foreign language modules: the role of the support worker’, Language Learning Journal no. 34 pp 33-36
Lewin-Jones, J & Hodgson, J. (2007) ‘Differentiation Strategies for the inclusion of students with severe visual impairment in MFL modules in Higher Education’, HE Academy Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies website at http://www.llas.ac.uk/cardiff2006
Lewin-Jones, J. and Mitra, B. ‘Gender Roles in Television Commercials and Primary School Children in the UK’, Journal of Children and Media, 3(1) (2009): 35-50
Barrett, H., Lewin-Jones, J., Mitra., B & Williamson, S. (2009) ‘Evaluating the Use of Video in Learning and Teaching: the Blended Learning Research Project’, Worcester Journal of Learning and Teaching, Issue 2
Lewin-Jones, J. (2009) ‘Blended Learning from a Student’s Perspective’, Worcester Journal of Learning & Teaching, Issue 3, December 2009, at http://www.worc.ac.uk/adpu/1124.htm
Mitra, B. & Lewin-Jones, J. (2010) ‘Children and Gender Identity in Television Commercials’, Worcester Papers in English and Cultural Studies, Spring, Issue 8 pp.71-83
Mitra, B., Lewin-Jones, J., Barrett, H. & Williamson, S. (2010) ‘The use of video to enable deep learning’, Research in Post-compulsory Education 15(4) pp.405-414
Mitra, B. & Lewin-Jones, J. (2012) 'Colin won't drink out of a pink cup' In: Ross, K. (ed.) The Handbook of Gender, Sex, and Media. Wiley-Blackwell.








