User:John Stephenson

I am a linguist specialising in acquisition of second language phonology and comprehension-based language learning. Following a BA in linguistics (Manchester) and an MA in language acquisition (Durham), my experience comprises part-time lecture work at the universities of York and Durham in the UK, plus teaching linguistics and English at Mie University in Japan. I am the author of a chapter in T. Piske and M. Young-Scholten's (eds) Input Matters in SLA (2009; Multilingual Matters).

Citizendium contributions

• My recent Citizendium edits - look here to see what I've been working on (or just see if I know what I'm talking about). See also logs. I am mostly responsible for the original information on many of the Linguistics Workgroup pages, and tried to get linguists and departments to link to Linguistics.
• See here for a list of uncategorised pages that omits subpages (which make this difficult to work with).
• List of contributions (a few of the 17,697 live articles on Citizendium).

Workgroups I've contributed to

CORE	Articles				Community
	Top	All	Approved	Subgroups
Linguistics Workgroup	Linguistics	All (423)	Citable (0)	1	Editors (1) / Authors (182)	Discussion
Psychology Workgroup	Psychology	All (286)	Citable (0)	1	Editors (0) / Authors (174)	Discussion
Education Workgroup	Education	All (233)	Citable (0)	0	Editors (0) / Authors (278)	Discussion
History Workgroup	History	All (3,269)	Citable (42)	15	Editors (3) / Authors (515)	Discussion
Politics Workgroup	Politics	All (2,364)	Citable (19)	9	Editors (1) / Authors (293)	Discussion
Geography Workgroup	Geography	All (1,504)	Citable (1)	5.5	Editors (0) / Authors (167)	Discussion
Media Workgroup	Media	All (482)	Citable (4)	3.5	Editors (0) / Authors (180)	Discussion

Workgroup	Total articles	Developed #	Developed %	Approved #	Approved %
Geography	1,504	32	2.1%	1	0.1%
Linguistics	423	17	4%	0	0%
Politics	2,364	185	7.8%	19	0.8%
Psychology	286	11	3.8%	0	0%
History	3,269	462	14.1%	42	1.3%
Media	482	23	4.8%	4	0.8%
Citizendium project	17,697	1,149	6.5%	0	0%

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