Papageorgiou, Anastasia, Faculty, Greek Language

Ms. Anastasia Papageorgiou was born and raised in Thessaloniki, Greece. She holds a B.A. in Greek Literature from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, specializing in Ancient Greek Literature and Latin. She is also currently an M.A. Candidate in New Technologies, Innovation, and Instruction in the Educational Sciences at the International Hellenic University (DIPAE). 

Ms. Papageorgiou has extensive experience in Greek language instruction across all grade levels (elementary through high school) to native and non-native speakers. She joined ACS Athens in 2007, where she teaches Language Arts (JK–5), while also having taught Middle and High School classes and the Greek Isotimia Program. Additionally, Ms. Papageorgiou has taught at the Elementary Writing Center guiding students between grades 1 -5 with their writing for several years. Her professional background also includes two years as an editor of Greek Language and Literature school textbooks for a publishing house.

As a Fellow of the ACS Athens Institute, Ms. Papageorgiou has designed and instructed innovative virtual courses, including Modern Greek for Beginners I & II. Additionally, she took part in the Cultural Diversity Day project on Metaverse, an international collaboration on SDGs between ACS Athens and Hisar School in Istanbul. 

Ms. Papageorgiou successfully completed a comprehensive 9-month seminar offered by the University of the Aegean on teaching Greek as a Second/Foreign Language. In April 2026, she participated in the ACS Athens Colloquium II, presenting on "Fostering Conscious Citizenship in the Greek Language Arts classroom." Ms. Papageorgiou is also a certified educator in AI in Education, incorporating technology-driven teaching methods. Furthermore, she regularly attends international conferences on educational technology and learning differences, and her work on Greek language instruction and culture has been published in Ethos magazine.

email: papageorgioua@acs.gr