Researchers with a fixed-term contract | Educational linguistics
Lynn Mastellotto
BX A3.00
Faculty of Education
Regensburger Allee 16 - viale Ratisbona, 16
39042
Brixen-Bressanone
Regensburger Allee 16 - viale Ratisbona, 16
39042
Brixen-Bressanone
Office hours
Wednesday, 10:30 - 11:30
By appointment
Wednesday, 10:30 - 11:30
By appointment
Short bio
Originally from Canada, Lynn Mastellotto obtained a BA & MA at McGill University, a PGCE at Oxford University, and a PhD at University of East Anglia. She works primarily in educational linguistics with a focus on second-language acquisition processes and English language education. She conducts research on teacher effectiveness in language input and interaction strategies in inclusive bi-/multilingual classrooms, as well as on multimodal approaches for cultivating learners' multiliteracies. In addition, she is involved in developing curricula on English for specific and academic purposes (ESAP) and in supporting professors in integrating content and language in EMI / ICLHE. Finally, she is interested in migration literature from a sociolinguistic and discourse studies perspective.
Courses
Cycle of seminars 1.st study year
15125 · PhD General Pedagogy - 2017 · EN
English for Professional and Academic Purposes
51092 · L-LIN/12 · L-39 Social Work · EN
English for Social Work
53141 · L-LIN/12 · LM-87 IRIS - 2020 · EN
Introduction to academic writing
19000 · L-LIN/12 · Center for Academic Writing · EN
Teaching of English and Learning Activities with a Focus on Written Skills (Lab.)
11427B · L-LIN/12 · LM-85 bis Education Italian section · EN
Main Research Areas
Educational linguistics and language teaching
Languages and multilingualism in South Tyrol
Language learning and processing - ERC SH4_8
Migration narratives