MARIA JOSE CAAMAÑO ROJO

Maria Jose Caamano Rojo is a contracted professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, affiliated with the Faculty of Education Sciences and the Applied Didactics Department. Her research focuses on the intersection of literature, didactics, and interdisciplinary pedagogy, particularly in areas like theatre in education, gender studies, and classical Spanish literature adaptation. She completed her doctoral thesis in 2006 on a critical edition of Calderón's El mayor monstruo del mundo, advised by Dr. Santiago Fernández Mosquera.

Her work emphasizes collaborative practices in teacher training, the role of drama in fostering creativity, and the integration of gender perspectives across educational materials. Key contributions include studies on Calderón’s plays, textbooks analysis, and innovative approaches to teaching language and social sciences through interdisciplinary methods.

Caamano Rojo has published extensively on topics ranging from Baroque theatre to contemporary educational strategies, with a particular focus on Galician and Spanish literary traditions. Her research group affiliations include RODA (Reasoning, Discourse and Argumentation) and Calderón Studies. Despite her prolific output, no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the text.