Aleksandra Dyderska

Aleksandra Dyderska is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Language Acquisition and Teaching, Institute of Linguistics, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. Her academic work focuses on multilingualism, dialectology, and second language acquisition.

• Current affiliation: John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
• Academic rank: Assistant Professor
• Research areas: Language acquisition, dialect preservation, and cross-linguistic influence

Dyderska's research examines multilingual identity, dialect dynamics, and individual learning styles. Her publications analyze Polish-Italian-Neapolitan trilingualism, dialects as territorial identity markers, and the impact of dominant senses on language learning.

Recent publications explore topics like: humor in Italian discourse, myth of native speaker ideal, and multilingual education frameworks. She has presented at international conferences including the Scientific Conference of Young Linguists ATENA and the 2nd International Congress of Polish Language and Culture.