Nour Hammo

PhD Student
United Arab Emirates University

Nour Hammo is a PhD student in Language and Literacy Education at the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU). Her love for languages and cultures shapes her interest in literacy, multilingualism, and translanguaging practices in education. Nour sees reading as more than a technical skill; she views it as a meaningful bridge between languages, identities, and cultures.

Her research interests include reading development, literacy assessment, and the creation of engaging reading experiences for multilingual learners. She is particularly interested in how classrooms can embrace linguistic diversity to nurture curiosity and a lifelong love of reading.

Nour Hammo

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  • Prospective Studies In Reading For Pleasure

    This roundtable explores future research directions and collaborative opportunities in reading for pleasure.

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  • The Child Reads

    A panel bringing together representatives from Abu Dhabi Children’s Library, the principal strategic partner in the study conducted by UAEU and the Arabic Language Centre, alongside UAEU undergraduate students who participated in the The Child Reads initiative.

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