Reginald D’Silva

Dr. Reginald D’Silva is an Associate Professor of Teaching in the Department of Language and Literacy Education at the University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Education. His work focuses on critical intercultural studies, decolonizing pedagogies, and digital literacies. Born in Mangalore, India, his multilingual upbringing and international experiences in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East inform his research. He holds interdisciplinary expertise in Engineering, Computer Science, and Social Sciences, which influence his educational leadership and Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. His publications emphasize ESL instruction, second language literacy, and technology integration in education.

Education background includes studies in Engineering, Computer Science, and Social Sciences (specific degree details not explicitly listed). Research interests span decolonizing methodologies, online pedagogies, and multilingual education systems. His work often addresses global educational challenges through interdisciplinary frameworks.

Publications highlight themes like K-12 ESL curricula, assessment consortia, and technology-enhanced learning. His writing frequently intersects cultural studies with practical pedagogical strategies. No awards explicitly mentioned, though his extensive publication record indicates significant scholarly contribution. Advising/grants section remains unspecified in available data. Active in teacher education programs, emphasizing culturally responsive practices.