Piotr Steinbrich

Dr. Piotr Steinbrich serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Applied Linguistics at the Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His academic career demonstrates significant engagement with both theoretical linguistic frameworks and practical language teaching applications across diverse educational contexts.

Dr. Steinbrich's research interests span multiple dimensions of applied linguistics, with particular focus on second language acquisition, pronunciation teaching methodologies, academic writing instruction, and the evolving relationship between technology and language education. His work examines critical questions about language teaching paradigms, learner autonomy, and the sociolinguistic dimensions of English language varieties, especially regarding Received Pronunciation and standard language ideologies.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trajectory examining how emerging technologies like AI impact language learning, alongside continued investigation into fundamental questions of language teaching methodology. His research consistently bridges theoretical linguistics with classroom practice, addressing challenges from primary education through university-level instruction.

• Award for best presentation at the Linguistics Beyond and Within conference, together with Dr. Ewa Guz

Dr. Steinbrich has served as an active member of the International Organization of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language since 2007 and has contributed significantly to the academic community through organizing the international 'Linguistics Beyond and Within' conference series. His professional activities demonstrate sustained commitment to advancing language education through scholarly exchange and practical application of linguistic research.