María José Arévalo Benito is Associate Professor in the Department of History and Philology, French Philology Section at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). She has a degree in Romance Philology and French Philology, PhD in French Philology (2005) with a doctoral thesis entitled: "Reading comprehension of argumentative text in French as a Foreign Language".
She has extensive teaching experience as a secondary school teacher (ESO and Bachillerato)
Since 2017 she has been teaching French at the Faculty of Letters of the UPV/EHU to students of French Philology (Morphosyntax and History of the Language) and French as a Foreign Language (FLE) to students of other degrees at A1 and B1 level. As part of her teaching activity, she has directed Final Degree Projects (TFG) related to contemporary French language.
She has participated in research projects such as the two
She has participated in research projects such as the two mentioned below:
a. Content and foreign language integrated learning (aicle) in multilingual contexts: new theoretical developments and methodological applications.
b. Textual typology and reading comprehension strategies in foreign language acquisition (French-German
Her research focuses on three complementary areas:
1) Didactics of French as a Foreign language
2) Didactics of Spanish Language and Literature
3) French linguistics
María José Arévalo Benito is Associate Professor in the Department of History and Philology, French Philology Section at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). She has a degree in Romance Philology and French Philology, PhD in French Philology (2005) with a doctoral thesis entitled: "Reading comprehension of argumentative text in French as a Foreign Language".
She has extensive teaching experience as a secondary school teacher (ESO and Bachillerato)
Since 2017 she has been teaching French at the Faculty of Letters of the UPV/EHU to students of French Philology (Morphosyntax and History of the Language) and French as a Foreign Language (FLE) to students of other degrees at A1 and B1 level. As part of her teaching activity, she has directed Final Degree Projects (TFG) related to contemporary French language.
She has participated in research projects such as the two
She has participated in research projects such as the two mentioned below:
a. Content and foreign language integrated learning (aicle) in multilingual contexts: new theoretical developments and methodological applications.
b. Textual typology and reading comprehension strategies in foreign language acquisition (French-German
Her research focuses on three complementary areas:
1) Didactics of French as a Foreign language
2) Didactics of Spanish Language and Literature
3) French linguistics