Institute: Institute of Pedagogy

Unit : Department of Methodology and Pedagogy of Creativity

Contact

E-mail: mkorko[at]aps.edu.pl

Main research areas

• The role of executive functions in speech production (single- and multi-word utterances); Sources of linguistic interference (slips of the tongue, disfluency, slowed speech, “tip-of-the-tongue” phenomena); Bilingual cognitive advantage; The use of cognitive psychology methods in teaching and learning

Publications, conferences, events

• Knowledge Base
• Google Scholar
• ResearchGate

Biography

• Phd in Psychology, MA in Applied Linguistics and MSc in Applied Cognitive Neuroscience, with international teaching and research experience (Poland, UK, China).

  For 15 years, Małgorzata was affiliated with UK universities: the University of Westminster (London), where she completed a BSc in Cognitive Science and an MSc in Applied Cognitive Neuroscience, and between 2008 and 2013, worked as an IELTS and Cambridge language exams coordinator.

  Małgorzata won a PhD scholarship at Middlesex University (London), and in 2020, obtained a PhD in Social Sciences (Psychology) from the same university.

  Between 2014 and 2020, she was engaged in teaching of general psychology, neurocognitive sciences, research methodology and statistics at Middlesex University.

  She is a graduate of Applied Linguistics at the University of Warsaw. The linguistic knowledge gained from the master’s programme was put into practice at SuQian College (China), where Małgorzata taught English to undergraduate students between 2004-2005.

  Currently, at the Maria Grzegorzewska University, she teaches research methods, statistics, and research tools design to undergraduate and postgraduate students. She is actively engaged in scientific research using mainly an experimental approach. Recently, she has completed a project within Miniatura 5 research programme funded by the National Science Centre (NCN).