Focus on the theories and practices of leadership in second language learning. Develop, implement, and evaluate Ontario’s curriculum. Develop communication skills. See to the promotion of best practices. Integrate information technologies and software relevant to the field. Develop training workshops. A linguistic test (written and oral) will be required if your Bachelor of Education was …
The course leading to the additional qualification French as a second language, part 1 explores the theoretical foundations, engage learners in collaborative and self-directed learning, program planning and implementation, assessment, the learning environment, and the ethical aspects to be considered in teaching and learning at all levels. This course is designed specifically for French-language teachers …
Examining the theories and practices of teaching basic, intensive or immersion French as a second language. Develop teaching activities based on the Ontario curriculum. Study innovative programs. Tailor expectations to student needs. Study learning assessment strategies. Analyze resources. Study electronic sources and software relevant to the Field. A linguistic test (written and oral) will be …
Current methods of teaching in the various French programs will be the focus of this introductory course. The topics will include reading and writing, communication skills, and the importance of French culture via dialogues, songs, games, and audio-visual aids. Prerequisites General Certificate of Qualification and Registration (CQR) in Good Standing. A qualification in one of the …
This course will provide an advanced examination of all aspects of French language instruction and the various texts and materials to be utilized. Familiarity with various theories of teaching languages, the development of curriculum units and cultural awareness will be considered in the course. Notes Admission Requirements: General Certificate of Qualification and Registration (CQR) indicating successful …
