About
Kyan Mortazavi is a researcher and language educator whose work sits at the intersection of applied linguistics, educational technology, and teacher cognition. He is currently completing a PhD at Griffith University, where his research examines how teachers metacognitively regulate their use of digital tools to design formative assessment tasks in mobile-assisted language learning contexts.
With a background spanning English, German, Middle Eastern languages, and European studies, his approach to language education is comparative by instinct and language-agnostic by design.
This site documents the research in progress. Enquiries are welcome.
Research affiliation
School of Humanities, Languages and Social Science
Griffith University
Teaching practice
Founder and Director of KMTESOL, a language education practice offering Cambridge examination preparation, Business English, IELTS and TOEFL preparation, and professional communication courses. Language educator in English and German across levels and contexts.
Note on name
Kyan Mortazavi is formally published as Seyed Reza Mortazavi in academic contexts.
Research enquiries, collaboration, and academic discussion welcome.