Rosa Pugliese
Is currently researcher in Language teaching methodologies at
the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Faculty of
Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Bologna, where she
has taught Teaching Italian a second language since 2005-06.
Previously she taught at the University of Siena-Arezzo
(2001-05) and at CILTA, Centro Interfacoltà Linguistica
Teorica e applicata, University of Bologna (1990-2000).
She completed her studies at the University of Bologna (1990),
at the University of Rome (1995) and at the University for
Foreigners in Perugia (2000-01) where she received a research grant
to carry on a research project on “Metacommunication in classroom
discourse”, in the field of Applied Linguistics. She partecipated
in several national projects in the fields of language teaching,
teaching Italian as a second language, institutional communication
and intercultural communication, including “Forms of university
teaching in humanities faculties” (MPI/40% 1996-98), “Discourse and
learning” (COFIN 2001-03) with particolar reference to
“metacommunication in the language classroom”. She has recently
coordinated (a) a research project on “Intercultural communication
at workplaces” financed by the Provincia di Arezzo (Assessorato
alle Politiche Sociali - Osservatorio sull''Immigrazione) and
focusing on the analysis of authentic interactions among native and
immigrant workers in several Italian contexts; (b) a research
project on “Academic writing. Texts, learning and teaching
practices”, University of Arezzo. Her work has appeared in volumes
published by Carocci, Franco Angeli, Niemeier, La Nuova Italia, and
in Italian journals. She is co-author (with F. Gatta) of a “Manuale
di scrittura” for university students (BUP-Bononia University
Press, Bologna, 2006, 2nd edition) and (with A.Ciliberti,
L.Anderson) of “Lingue in classe. Discorso, apprendimento,
socializzazione” (Carocci, Roma, 2003).
