Marietta Rossetto is a staff member of the School of Education working with students studying at the undergraduate or graduate level towards a Bachelor of Education, and with postgraduate students in Masters, Doctorate of Education (Thai Program), a
...MoreMarietta Rossetto is a staff member of the School of Education working with students studying at the undergraduate or graduate level towards a Bachelor of Education, and with postgraduate students in Masters, Doctorate of Education (Thai Program), and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. In the broadest sense her interests are in Intercultural Education and Humanistic Sociology. Her research interests also span prospective teachers’ dispositions towards teaching and their attitudes to bilingualism and bilingual education.
Her research interests also span prospective teachers' dispositions towards teaching and their developing identities as pedagogues; language learning strategies such as the key word method (KWM) and the potential role of popular culture in meaning making through visual modalities.
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New Directions in the Humanities
