Maríano Reyes Tejedor

Dr. Maríano Reyes Tejedor, a faculty member at Pablo de Olavide University's Department of Philology and Translation, specializes in sign language studies, neurolinguistics, and educational innovation. With a 2008 PhD from Universidad de Sevilla and 41 followers, his work focuses on aphasia research, language policy, and digital education transformation.

• Education: PhD in Linguistics and Afasia Studies (Universidad de Sevilla, 2008)
• Research: Sign language recognition, educational reform, and cognitive linguistics
• Key Collaborations: Dr. José Agustín Vidal Domínguez (thesis supervisor)

His recent publications examine pandemic-era educational models, sign language legal status, and media's role in perpetuating linguistic prejudice. Notably, he investigates Spanish Sign Language's cognitive foundations using neurolinguistic evidence.

Current projects address:

• Sign language integration in university curricula
• ICT accessibility for vulnerable groups
• Metacognitive teaching strategies
• Comparative analysis of Nicaraguan and Andalusian dialects