Christopher Geissler

Phonetics, phonology, teaching

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How to read

More specifically, how to read the “lab report” style of scientific writing that is popular in linguistics.

• My quickstart guide to how to read a linguistics article
• Annotated short article illustrating the above procedure
• Sample one-page handout of the same article (Just one example! There are many ways to make a handout)

This lesson was inspired by this blog post about reading books by Tim Burke, a professor of history at Swarthmore College. I recommend that for advice on reading books in social sciences and humanities.

Carleton talk

Slides presented at Carleton College Linguistics, 10 April 2023.

Teaching with AI

From “Teaching with AI” workshop presented in Anglistik III at HHU, 15 March 2023

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• Actual attempted submission from a student

VocalTractLab

A quick intro to VocalTractLab presented at SLaM Lab, 06 March 2023