The Psychology of Written Language: Insights from Teaching and Studying Arabic

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The Psychology of Written Language: Insights from Teaching and Studying Arabic

Dr. Robert Wiley standing in front of a white board with green arabic

Type of Event: Lecture
Presenter: Dr. Robert Wiley, UNC Greensboro

October 25, 2022
5:30 PM
New Nursing Building, 1007 Walker Ave., Room 106

Dr. Wiley is Assistant Professor in the Cognitive Psychology Program and the Director of the Cognitive and Neural Science of Learning Lab at UNCG. His research is aimed at understanding how learning affects perception and how cognitive psychology can be used to improve learning outcomes, primarily in the domain of written language. He has published widely and was recently a guest expert on “Forum,” hosted by Mina Kim on San Francisco’s NPR station KQED, as well as in UNCG Research Magazine.

Co-sponsored by the Department of Religious Studies, Lloyd International Honors College, Department of Psychology, Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, the School of Education, and the Humanities Network and Consortium.

For more information, please contact abgabbay@uncg.edu.