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My interests involve issues in second language acquisition (SLA) which affect teaching practice. This includes curriculum design, effective use of technology, structured input and processing instruction as alternatives to traditional approaches to grammar instruction, and evaluating student work. I am also interested in foreign language teacher education and the professional development of language instructors.
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Before coming to Brown in 1995, Lynne deBenedette studied at Middlebury College and the University of Michigan and taught at UM, Wayne State University and The Russian School at Middlebury; she also led short-term study abroad groups for Boston University. She teaches Russian language and coordinates the Russian language curriculum; she has also taught Czech. In alternate summers she serves as the coordinator of Brown in St. Petersburg, and is the advisor for study abroad in Russia. She is a regular 1st-year and sophomore advisor, and has served as a Randall Advisor for sophomores.
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 LYNNE DEBENEDETTE, M.A. Russian Literature, 1987 http://research.brown.edu/myresearch/Lynne_deBenedette Brown collaborators:Collaborators at other institutions: Are you Lynne deBenedette? Click here to edit your research profile. |
