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Dr. Amelia Lambelet

Associated researcher

Research interests

  • Language acquisition and use
  • Crosslinguistic influences
  • Language and cognition, mental lexicon
  • Multilingualism and school, intercomprehension, receptive competences

More to Amelia Lambelet

Research projects (direction)

Duration

01.2016 - 12.2019

This research overview focuses on differences between individuals when it comes to results in learning foreign languages in school. The aim is to identify and discuss studies about factors responsible for differences in the potential to learn...

Duration

01.2016 - 12.2017

This project aims to describe the development of productive writing skills in children with a Portuguese immigration background living in Switzerland (in the language of origin and in the language of instruction). It is based on data collected...

Title

Language of origin and language at school

Are language skills transferable?

Duration

01.2012 - 12.2014

The project "Language of origin and language at school: are language skills transferable?" was initiated to explore potential transfers between the language of origin and the language spoken at school in schoolchildren who attend heritage...

Duration

01.2013 - 12.2014

Project conducted by the University of Teacher Education Graubünden PHGR The project "Rumantsch receptiv" was created to develop teaching material for independent study and/or use in language courses. The goal of the project was to design...

Title

Multilingual sequences in history lessons

Processes used to solve intercomprehension tasks and appropriate learner profiles

Duration

01.2012 - 12.2014

The goal of the project "Multilingual sequences in history lessons: processes to solve intercomprehension tasks and appropriate learner profiles" was twofold: First, the project adjusted worksheets designed in the context of materials development...

Duration

01.2012 - 12.2013

Concluded at the end of 2013, the project "Italiano ricettivo" developed the teaching material Capito?, which is intended for use either in classroom settings or as self-study tools. The aim of  Capito? is the development of receptive skills...

Research projects (collaboration)

Duration

01.2017 - 03.2021

The potential to learn foreign languages varies from one individual to the next and has been investigated by many researchers as of the early 1950s. Individuals’ ability to learn foreign languages relies on various elements that have been...

Publications