Professor Shan’s research interests focus on Distance Teaching Techniques Applied to the Chinese Language, task-based language teaching (TBLT), digital learning, and technology enhanced language learning.
Limei Shan
Teaching Associate Professor of Chinese
610.758.3089
lis208@lehigh.edu
0031 - Williams Hall
Education:
M.A., Lehigh University; M.A. East China Normal University
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Limei Shan earned her B.A. in Russian from Northeast Normal University in ChangChun, China, her M.A. in Education from East China Normal University in Shanghai, her M.ED. in Globalization and Educational Change with a concentration area in Second Language Acquisition (SLA) from Lehigh University, and recently received a TCSOL certification from the Columbia Teachers College. She joined Lehigh University as an Adjunct lecturer and now she is a teaching associate professor of Chinese in the Modern Languages and Literatures Department. She teaches all levels of Chinese language classes at Lehigh, shouldering a large part of the Chinese section language curriculum. In addition to her semester teaching duties, she is a co-leader of the Lehigh in Shanghai program.
Teaching
CHIN 196/197 Advanced Intermediate Chinese skills (revised) (credits 4)
CHIN 02*Chinese Language and Cultural Encounters (credits 4)
CHIN 021 Survival Chinese Credits 2 CHIN 134 Chinese Short Stories (credits 2)
CHIN 197/196 Advanced Intermediate Spoken I and II credits (2 each)
CHIN 254 Intensive Chinese Conversation (revised) (credits 2)
CHIN 255 Newspaper Readings in Chinese (revised) (credits 2)
CHIN 122 Business Chinese (Intermediate) (revised) (credits 2)
CHIN 252 Business Chinese (Advanced) (revised) (credits 2)
CHIN 119 Writing skills in Chinese (revised) (credits 2)
CHIN 371 Advanced Chinese Readings (revised, summer offering) (1 to 4 credits)