Irina Gritsay
Papers
1
Total Citations
4
H-Index
1
About
Irina Gritsay is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of linguistics, pedagogy, and emerging technology, with a particular focus on machine translation in engineering education. Her most cited study, "Pedagogical technologies of machine translation skills forming on the example of bachelor students specializing in mechatronics and robotics at Don State Technical University," explores how future engineers can be trained to effectively use machine translation tools for technical documentation. Gritsay critically examines the advantages and limitations of machine translation, emphasizing its growing importance in professional contexts where foreign-language technical materials are essential. Her research contributes to the development of targeted pedagogical strategies that equip students with practical skills for navigating multilingual technical environments. Though her citation count is modest, Gritsay’s work addresses a timely niche at the crossroads of language education and Industry 4.0, highlighting the need for specialized training in machine translation for STEM professionals. Her findings offer valuable insights for educators designing curricula for technical disciplines, particularly in regions where access to foreign-language resources is critical for innovation and global competitiveness.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1