Research
Research Focus
My work integrates health research, quantitative methods, and computational technology to better understand children’s written language development. She designs and validates automated linguistic analysis tools and is the creator of ScriptToolKit, an integrated computational platform that advances scalable, data-driven approaches to language assessment and clinical research.
Publications
Profiles: ORCID • Web of Science • Google Scholar
Ippolito et. al, 2026
Children's Written Morphology Skills Demonstrated in Third Grade Narrative Responses. Florida State University.
Isetti, D., Chakraborty, N., Ippolito, A. (November 2025)
Cultivating Happiness in College Students Through Self-Care, Acts of Service, and Gratitude Practices. California Speech and Hearing Association.
Ippolito, A. (2024)
The Impact of Language Status on Bilingual Language and Literacy Development. Master's Thesis, University of the Pacific.
Current Projects
Development of ScriptToolKit
A suite of tools (ScriptSense, ScriptPrep, and ScriptGuide) designed to support automated, equitable analysis of children’s writing. Ongoing studies validate ScriptSense and examine linguistic and cognitive predictors of morphological complexity and writing performance in school-age students.