Alberto Regagliolo

Alberto Regagliolo is an Assistant Professor of Linguistics at UKSW University, specializing in language pedagogy and classical studies. He holds a Post-Doc in Linguistics (Universidade de Lisboa) and a PhD in Humanistic Methodologies (Alicante University), alongside multiple advanced degrees in Classics, Language Teaching, and Business. His research focuses on teaching Italian and Latin, Montessori methods, and creating language materials. He collaborates with institutions like Spain’s Cefire and the Teledántem-CORINÉI group, advancing language acquisition studies.

Education:

• Post-Doc in Linguistics (Universidade de Lisboa)
• PhD In Humanistic Methodologies (Alicante University)
• MA in Classics, Mediterranean Studies, Italian/Spanish Language Teaching, Glottodidactics, Early Childhood Education
• MBA in Business Executive

Research Interests: Teaching methodologies for Italian/Latin, vulgarity in language, business Italian, Montessori pedagogy, and language material development. He emphasizes multisensory approaches and cultural adaptation in education.

Professional Collaborations: Works with the Spanish Ministry of Education (Cefire) on Latin teaching and the Teledántem-CORINÉI group on Italian acquisition. He has taught at Oxford University, Universidad de Alicante, and institutions in Poland, Spain, and Morocco.

Thesis Supervision: Specializes in guiding research on Teaching Italian Language, Corpus Analysis, Latin Pedagogy, and Specialized Language Studies. Recent 2023 theses include Montessori methods in Italian teaching and comparative analyses of lexical usage.

Labs/Teams: Active in the CORINÉI Research Group and Teletándem projects, leveraging technology for language learning and cultural exchange.