Loretta Fernandez

Assistant professor of Practice in world and heritage languages

University of Pittsburgh

United States

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Loretta Fernandez is an Assistant Professor of Practice in World and Heritage Languages at the University of Pittsburgh. Her research interests include language teacher identity, intersectionality, and innovative teaching methodologies in foreign language education. Dr. Fernandez has published various articles that explore themes such as humanizing educational practices and multiliteracies in language instruction.

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Francis John Troyan

Associate Professor of Multilingual Language Education

Ohio State University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (7)

Toward humanizing SFL praxis: Coconstructing language teachers' understandings of their intersectional identities via language use

Examining Language Teacher Identity and Intersectionality Across Instructional Contexts Through the Experience of Perezhivanie

Fleer, M., González Rey, F., and Jones, P. E. (eds.). (2020). Cultural Historical and Critical Psychology: Common Ground, Divergences, and Future Pathways

From learning to interacting: the experience of Perezhivanie in a beginner Italian student’s use of the Schemas of a Complete Orienting Basis of Action (SCOBAs)

Teaching the concept of Typified Situation to promote foreign language interaction in classroom instruction and study abroad

Interacting with SCOBAs in a Genre-based Approach to Italian as a FL

Multiliteracies and Multimodality in Teaching a Spanish Literature Classic: Don Quixote

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Francis John Troyan

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