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Research Overview

Specific research topics covered in my team :

• Second language learning and teaching
• Hierarchical structure in language and musical rhythm
• Hierarchical structure in artificial grammar learning
• The acquisition of word order and subordination
• The role of executive control in the acquisition of syntax
• The development of syntax in autistic children
• Grammatical agreement

Curriculum vitae

Full publication list

Teaching

• Introduction to language acquisition (Bachelor in Psychology)  
• Experimental approaches to language (Bachelor in Psychology)
• Language (Master in Psychology and Neuroscience) 
• Interdisciplinary perspective on forced migration (Bachelor/Master in Psychology and Educational Sciences, Global Studies, Medicine, Law, Economics and Management, Social Sciences, Translation and Interpreting, Theology) 

City service

• Development of a flipped classroom pedagogy for Bachelor and Master courses  
• Development and coordination of two programs linking university students and migrants :  
  • Uni-R 
  • , President of the association

Personal contribution to civic education

Alongside my activities at the ÓñÃÀÈË´«Ã½, I published a children's book titled , which aims to raise young readers' awareness of children's rights and the realities of life in conflict zones. This personal project led to the development of educational materials for teachers wishing to explore these topics in the classroom. The book also exists in English and other languages.