Nazmi Al-Masri, (CV 2020), is an Associate Professor of education in applied lingusitics, TEFL & curriculum development. Since his graduation from the School of Education, Manchester University, UK, he has been teaching several courses at the Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) including
Undergraduate courses | Postgraduate courses |
Technology in teaching & learning | Technology in TELT |
Oral communication skills | Curriculum development & evaluation |
Academic Reading & writing | Language assessment |
Advanced Writing Skills | Research methods in ELT |
Main research interests
- Technologies in teaching & learning foreign languages
- Training teachers of foreign languages: English & Arabic
- Disability & inclusive education studies in context of crises
- English language curriculum studies
- Intercultural studies and multilingualism in context of emergencies
Recent & current international research projects
Nazmi has been a consultant & co-investigator on about 20 British & EU-funded international projects of academic research, capacity building & mobility:
- Coordinator: Empowering Teachers for Inclusive Education in Palestine (TeachIn). Erasmus+CBHE-Germany & Austria
- Co-Investigator: Culture for Sustainable and Inclusive Peace (CUSP), Glasgow University, UK.
- Co-Investigator: Disability under siege, Birmingham University, UK
- Local coordinator: Developing the Teacher Education in Pedagogy for Early Childhood Education and Early Elementary School in Palestine & Norway, University of Southeastern Norway
- Co-Investigator: BIPHEC: Building an intercultural pedagogy for higher education in conditions of conflict and protracted crises: Languages, identity, culture. AHRC – Durham University (UK).
- Co-investigator: Development and Promotion of an Online Palestinian Arabic Course (OPAC) – University of Glasgow, UK.
- Local coordinator: Online Training of Trainers: Initiative to Develop Pedagogical Practices in Palestinian Higher Education. University of Tampere, Finland.
- Supporting and developing teachers in challenging contexts. University of Manchester, UK
- Researching Multilingually at the Borders of Language, the Body, Law and the State
- EAST- English for Academic Study Telecollaboration
Email: nmasri@iugaza.edu.ps