Francis John Troyan

Francis John Troyan works on world language and foreign language education, with attention to teacher preparation, language assessment, and how teacher identity and culturally/linguistically diverse student populations are addressed in classrooms. Much of the recent work focuses on editorial and field-building contributions (such as peer review, open-access publishing, and handbook editing) alongside studies of teacher identity, equity, and instructional practices in world/foreign language teaching. This research is relevant to students interested in language teacher education, curriculum and assessment design, and issues of diversity and inclusion in K-12 and higher education language programs.

Publication output increased notably starting around 2020 and has remained fairly steady since, averaging about 4 publications per year over the last five years.

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