Dr Michele Vincent
- Lecturer (School of Social & Environmental Sustainability)
Biography
After obtaining a BA in English Language, Literature and Culture, I left my native French island of La Réunion in the Indian Ocean to complete an MA and a PhD in Linguistics at the University of Essex.
I subsequently lectured and tutored in French language and linguistics in a number of institutions including Royal Holloway University of London, King’s College London, The Ohio State University (USA) and the University of Strathclyde. I joined the University of Glasgow as a Lecturer in Modern Languages in January 2019.
Research interests
- Foreign language learning and teaching
- Language teaching pedagogy
- Spelling instruction
- Linguistic theory
- Syntactic theory
Supervision
- ZHANG, Mingyue
Comparing Processing Instruction and Traditional Instruction on the acquisition of English grammar
Teaching
- Spanish for Beginners (i)
- French for Beginners (i)
- Modern Languages: Policy and Pedagogy
- Modern Languages: PGDE Primary
- Sociology of Education
Additional information
- Chief Advisor of Studies, School of Social & Environmental Sustainability
- Academic Writing Skills Programme co-ordinator, School of Social & Environmental Sustainability