Innovation in Language Learning
Nicoletta Peluffo
Institution: Kent State University Florence Center
Country: Italy
Nicoletta Peluffo is a Professor of Italian language and culture at Kent State University Florence Center, where she also serves as coordinator for the College of the Arts and Sciences.
She has received her Ph.D. in Literature and Media from IULM, International University of Literature and Media, Milan, Italy: her final dissertation focused on transmediality and parody in one of the most important novels of Italian literature: The Adventures of Pinocchio.
She earned her MA in Modern Literatures and Languages at IULM.
She obtained her second level Master degree in Teaching Italian as a Second Language at Università Cà Foscari in Venice and her Ditals certificate at Università per Stranieri in Siena.
Her research interests and publications are mainly in the field of language teaching, comparative literatures and storytelling, with a special focus on narratology and linguistics.
She has received her Ph.D. in Literature and Media from IULM, International University of Literature and Media, Milan, Italy: her final dissertation focused on transmediality and parody in one of the most important novels of Italian literature: The Adventures of Pinocchio.
She earned her MA in Modern Literatures and Languages at IULM.
She obtained her second level Master degree in Teaching Italian as a Second Language at Università Cà Foscari in Venice and her Ditals certificate at Università per Stranieri in Siena.
Her research interests and publications are mainly in the field of language teaching, comparative literatures and storytelling, with a special focus on narratology and linguistics.
