I am a Teaching Fellow in the Faculty of Law & Justice and a doctoral researcher in Education at the University of New South Wales (UNSW). My scholarship addresses higher education (HE) teaching and learning, academic oracy, dialogic teaching, teacher education, sense of belonging and learning community in HE, Communities of Practice (CoPs), programmatic assessment, and modern languages education. My doctoral research examines how academic oracy, understood as the academic speaking and listening which students require to access their academic learning environments, is taught and experienced by educators and students in undergraduate courses at the Faculties of Law and Medicine.- Scientia PhD Candidate in Education at UNSW (Australia)- Master’s degree in Teaching French as a Foreign Language from UGA (France)- Master’s degree in Linguistics from UFPR (Brazil)- Bachelor of Laws from UFPR (Brazil)Chief Translator at B3C Int.Teacher Development at Fluency AcademyEnglish and French language teacherEnglish, French, Spanish, and Portuguesepernapraquemtem.wordpress.com