XIAOXIAO JIAO
		Senior Lecturer, Chinese Language M.A. (English and French Literature), Shanghai Teachers' University B.A. (English Language and Literature), Sichuan International Studies University Office: 244 Greene St., Room 508 Telephone: 212-998-9065 Email: xxj1@nyu.edu
		Research Interests
		Modern Chinese fiction; Comparative literature; Chinese language pedagogy; Cultural studies; Chinese poetry.
		Selected Publications
			Chinese for Tomorrow: A New-Five Skilled Approach. Volume One, 437 pages, co-authored with Wayne He, Qiuxia Shao, and Christopher Livaccari. Boston: Cheng & Tsui Company, 2007
			Grammar Book (the companion grammar book for Chinese for Tomorrow: A New-Five Skilled Approach). Volume One, 337 pages, co-authored with Wayne He, Qiuxia Shao, and Christopher Livaccari. Boston: Cheng & Tsui Company, 2007
			Teacher’s Manual (for Chinese for Tomorrow: A New-Five Skilled Approach). Volume One, co-authored with Wayne He, Qiuxia Shao, and Christopher Livaccari. Boston: Cheng & Tsui Company, 2007
			Mandarin Chinese Guaranteed: The All-Audio Beginner’s Course. 4 audio CDs, co-authored with Qiuxia Shao. Springfield: Berlitz Publishing, 2007
		"To Accelerate the Process of Teaching Chinese Characters with the Aid of Current Technology." Chinese Character Instruction and Computer Technology. Taipei: Linking Publishing Company, 2005.
		Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Civilization: 1949-Present. (contributor of many entries on modern Chinese literature). Two volumes. Westport: Greenwood Press, 2005.
		"How to Integrate Literature with Language: Teaching Chinese Language through Poetry." Linguistic Studies: Research on Teaching Chinese as a Second Foreign Language. Kunming: Yunnan Normal University Press 2004.
		"The Latest Development in Chinese and Its Challenge to Teaching Chinese Language in the United State", Journal of the Chinese Language Teachers Association. Vol. 38:1. Honolulu: University of Hawaii at Manoa, February 2003.
		"How to Achieve That Goal: The Role of Chinese Culture in the Chinese Language Instruction." Linguistic Studies: Proceedings of the First International Conference on Chinese Language Pedagogy. Wuhan: Huazhong Science and Technology University, 2000.
		Truths and Ghosts: Autobiography of Christine Choy (co-trans. & proofread). Taipei: Yuanliu Publishing Inc. 1998.
		Teaching Interests
		Chinese language at all levels; Chinese culture; Chinese poetry; Modern Chinese fiction

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