Philip Kehl
philip.kehl@uni-erfurt.deWissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an der Professur für Angewandte Linguistik mit Schwerpunkt Psycholinguistik (Seminar für Sprachwissenschaft)
Office hours
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Visiting address
Campus
Nordhäuser Str. 63
99089 Erfurt
Mailing address
Universität Erfurt
Seminar für Sprachwissenschaft
Psycholinguistik
Postfach 90 02 21
99105 Erfurt
Academic Career (CV)
since December 2020:
Member of the Graduate School Sprachbeherrschung
since Mai 15th 2020:
Research Staff / PhD Student – Chair of Applied Linguistics / Focus: Psycholinguistics – University of Erfurt
2013 - 2019:
Master Studies ‘German Studies in Cultural Comparison / Linguistics / Focus: Language & Cognition’ – Institute of German as a Foreign Language Philology – Heidelberg University
Master Thesis: Subject-Verb-Agreement in Complex, Number Ambiguous Noun Phrases (‘Subjekt-Verb-Kongruenz bei komplexen, numerusambigen Nominalphrasen’ (https://doi.org/10.11588/heidok.00027310)
2005 - 2011:
Theoretical Teacher Training for Primary and Secondary School; Graduation / 1. State Examination – University of Education Freiburg im Breisgau
Final Thesis: Acquisition of German as a Second Language in two Turkish Natives (lateral entrants) in Primary School (‘Lernerprofile zweier türkischer Seiteneinsteiger in der Grundschule. Ein Vergleich’)
Conference posters / talks
Kehl, Ph.; Seyboth, M.; Hasenäcker, J.; Domahs, F. (2024): Prosodically enriched script – The effect of markers indicating word stress on reading pseudowords. Poster at the 31st annual conference of the Society for the Scientific Study of Reading (SSSR) in Copenhagen, July 10th to July 13th
Kehl, Ph.; Seyboth, M.; Hasenäcker, J.; Domahs, F. (2024): Zur Komplexität von visuellen Wortakzentmarkierungen (The complexity of visual word stress markers). Talk at the conference Einfach oder komplex? Befunde zur Passung geschriebener Sprache für verschiedene Zielgruppen. Institute for German as a foreign language philology. Heidelberg University. March 21st/22nd
Domahs, F. & Kehl, Ph. (2023): Verbesserung von Leseleistungen durch prosodisch angereicherte Schrift? (Improvement of reading performance through prosodically enriched script?) Talk at the 38th conference of the professional group ‘Psychology of communication and its disorders’, section ‘Clinical psychology’, Berufsverband Deutscher Psychologinnen und Psychologen (BDP) (Professional association of German psychologists). May 4th & 5th
Kehl, Ph.; Seyboth, M.; Hasenäcker, J.; Domahs, F. (2022): Prosodically enriched script – Which visual cues work best for the recognition of word stress? Poster presentation at Norddeutsches Linguistisches Kolloquium 2022 (online), University of Oldenburg, April 7th/8th
Kehl, Philip & Gerwien, Johannes (2021): Subject-verb-agreement in complex, number ambiguous noun phrases. Poster presentation at ‘Psycholinguistics in Flanders’ Conference 2021 (online), Kaiserslautern, May 19th-21st (https://osf.io/5kty4/)
Research focus
- Reading acquisition & reading didactics
- Relation of syllable structure and word stress assignment
- Prosodically enriched script
- Easy-to-read language
- Dissertation project: The prosodic underdetermination of German script – visual enrichment as potential facilitation in reading
Academic Teaching
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