Isidori Emanuele

Professor Isidori Emanuele is a Full Professor (First Band) at the Department of Human Motor Sciences and Health, University of Rome 'Foro Italico'. He holds key roles including Rector's Delegate for International Relations and Training of Academic and Non-Academic Staff, and Head of the General Pedagogy Laboratory. His research focuses on pedagogy, sports education, anti-doping strategies, dual career development for student-athletes, and inclusive education models. He teaches courses such as 'Ethics and Sport' and 'General and Sports Pedagogy' at undergraduate and graduate levels.

His work bridges educational theory and practice, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to contemporary challenges like athlete well-being, anti-doping compliance, and global sports ethics. He leads international projects such as the ‘Para-Limits’ initiative supporting disabled student-athletes. His research spans cross-cultural studies (e.g., Romania-EU teacher burnout comparisons) and innovative methods like flipped classrooms and e-learning platforms.

Publications reflect a commitment to holistic education, addressing topics from ancient Greek agonistic values to modern technologies in sports pedagogy. Despite no listed awards, his extensive contribution to academic leadership and curriculum innovation underscores his scholarly impact. Current initiatives include developing microcredentials in sports education and exploring AI-enhanced tutoring systems.