ILCE conducts research in the fields of Applied Linguistics and Spanish Second Language Teaching and Learning. Our goal is to transform research insights into sound classroom pedagogies, coherent assessment tools, and expert curricular innovation.
In our research projects, we work with researchers and scholars from other universities around the world. Our international research teams also provide possibilities for graduate and undergraduate students to develop their expertise and open up career opportunities.
ILCE focuses on seven major areas of research in Applied Linguistics and Spanish from a Sociocultural Perspective:
Teaching Communication, Teacher's Development, and Teaching Methodology
Teaching Concepts, Internalization, and the Sociocultural Mind
Teaching Pronunciation, Phonetic Articulation, and Digital Personalities
Teaching Creativity, Blending, and Digital Storytelling
The Transformative experience: Personality and Language Development
Proficiency, Placement Testing, and Dynamic Assessment
Research Methodology, Arts, and Generalization
The ILCE International Advisory Bo
America
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Dr. James P. Lantolf
Greer Professor of Language Acquisition and Applied Linguistics and Director of Center for Language Acquisition
The Pennsylvania State University (USA) -
Dr. Rafael Salaberry
Mary Gibbs Jones Professor of Humanities and, Director of Center for Languages & Intercultural Communication
Rice University (USA) -
Dra. Lourdes Ortega
Professor and Head of Applied Linguistics Concentration
Georgetown University (USA) -
Dra. Barbara A. Lafford
Professor of Spanish Linguistics and Faculty Head, Languages and Cultures. Barrett Honors Faculty.
Arizona State University (USA)
Europe
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Dra. Teresa Cadierno
Professor at Department of Language and Communication
University of Southern Denmark (Denmark) -
Dra. Susana Silvia Fernández
Lektor, ph.d. / associate professor
fagkoordinator
Institut for Æstetik og Kommunikation
Aarhus Universitet (Denmark) -
Dr. Javier Muñoz-Basols
Senior Instructor in Spanish,
Spanish Language Programme Co-ordinator at the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, Founding Co-Editor of the Journal of Spanish Language Teaching
University of Oxford (UK)
Asia
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Dr. José Miguel Blanco Pena (白士清)
Professor, Department of Spanish
Editor and director, SinoELE e-journal
www.sinoele.org
Universidad de Tamkang (Taiwan)
www.tku.edu.tw -
Dr. Arturo Escandón
Professor of Foreign Language Education, Department of Spanish and
Latin American Studies
Nanzan University (Japan) -
Dra. Montserrat Sanz
Full Professor, Spanish Linguistics (教授)
Kobe City University of Foreign Studies (Kobe, Japan)
If you work in the field of Spanish Second Language Acquisition and Teaching and you are interested in doing research with us from a Sociocultural Psychology Perspective, make sure you send us an email. We offer funds and research opportunities for senior and junior scholars.
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ILCE RESEARCHER IN RESIDENCE
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2018/2019
Nausica Marcos Miguel
marcosn@denison.edu
Assistant Professor Denison University -
2017/2018
Carmen Carracelas-Juncal
Carmen.CarracelasJuncal@usm.edu
Associate Professor University of Southern Mississippi -
Fall 2016 / Spring 2017
Manuel Pulido Azpíroz
Doctoral student visiting from The Pennsylvania State University (USA) -
Spring 2017
Antoni Fernandez Parera
Doctoral student visiting from University of Miami (USA
We offer funding opportunities for graduate students to come to ILCE to conduct research in the field of Spanish Second Language Acquisition from a Sociocultural Psychology perspective. You may also consider studying your PhD at Universidad de Navarra.
For more info, contact: Dr. Eduardo Negueruela Azarola: enegueruela@unav.es.
ILCE ‘s White Papers are authoritative reports written by ILCE researchers to concisely inform readers about complex issues in the field of Second Language Learning, Teaching, and Testing.
These position papers are meant to explain how ILCE understand critical issues in Applied Linguistics such as the goals of second language learning and teaching, the complexities of proficiency assessment, and changing thinking patterns, voice, and personality when learning new languages.
ILCE's White Paper Series:
(1) "Global Responsible Academic Literacy: Learning a Language with Purpose in A Connected World". Eduardo Negueruela Azarola (Spring 2018)
(2) "Capturing Expertise in Changing Circumstances: Proficiency as Adaptability" (Fall 2018)
(3) "Why I Don't Have a Voice in Spanish: Personality and Language Learning" (Spring 2019)