Bernadette Musetti

Bernadette Musetti is a long-time TESOL professional and a professor of urban and environmental studies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California, USA where she is currently teaching the Environmental Studies and Elementary Teacher Education capstone courses. She also teaches an engaged learning course in "A Better World," which she tries to create through all of her teaching. She takes future K–5 educators on global immersion trips to Costa Rica and Bali to study ecoliteracy and place-based education.

Earth Day 2024: Classroom Activities for Multilingual Learners of English

Earth Day is 22 April. In honor of Earth Day, Bernadette Musetti shares some key principles and practices of ecological literacy along with Earth Day classroom activities for your multilingual learners of English. 

Author: Bernadette Musetti

30% Happier: The Joys of Biophilia for TESOL Teachers and Their Students

Learn about biophilia—humans’ innate affinity for the rest of the living world—and learn what you can do in the classroom to cultivate it in you and in your multilingual learners of English. 

Author: Bernadette Musetti

Ecological Literacy in TESOL: Benefits for Professionals and Their Students

In her inaugural blog post, Dr. Musetti defines ecoliteracy, discusses why it's important for English language teaching, explains its benefits for multilingual learners of English, and shares some simple activities to get started with your students. 

Author: Bernadette Musetti

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