Curriculum & Instruction: Teaching and Learning in French: Plurilingualism, Francophonie and Education MEd (online) - Fall 2022

OVERVIEW

This four consecutive terms program, offered in French, focuses on the theme of diversity and inclusion. Students will explore, understand and apply current theories and research related to second language teaching and learning in Francophone minority settings. Students will also discover how to adapt their practice to diverse, multicultural and multilingual environments.

This four consecutive terms program is woven around a learning community that foster interactions between students and professors. The curriculum is intended for school administrators and educators of all levels who wish to develop and acquire strategies that can be applied in various educational settings.

Students will:

Critically examine current theories and research on bilingualism, plurilingualism, literacy, intercultural education and classroom interactions
Develop an understanding of research on cultural and linguistic diversity, including indigenous perspectives
Accurately relate theoretical discussions to practice within the context of French teaching and identify implications for practice
Critically reflect on their own classroom practices and professional identities
Engage in the virtual university classroom in a collaborative and participatory manner

Location: Online (Distance Learning)
Start Term: Fall 2022 (September)
End Term: Fall 2023 (September)
Applications Open: November 1, 2021
Applications Close: March 15, 2022
Tuition 2021/22*: $3,150.84/term
*Subject to estimated 2% fee increase each September.

Contacts

Program Assistant
Admissions & Course Registration (in English)
educedd@sfu.ca
778-782-8099
Administrative Inquiries (in French)
educprog@sfu.ca
Hélène Lalancette
Academic Enquiries
educbaff@sfu.ca
Dr. Danièle Moore
Faculty Sponsor
daniele_moore@sfu.ca

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Students & Alumni

Ideally Suited For

Primary and secondary teachers (core French, intensive French, French Immersion or Francophone)
Educators (government, community, non-profits, business)
School administrators
Community and cultural stakeholders

Program Advantages

Cohort-based program facilitating interaction between students and professors
Free academic writing support in French
Additional education courses offered through a network of Western Universities on various topics
Open doors to new career perspectives: pedagogical or community leadership, program management, educational administration
Leads to professional advancement (category/salary upgrades)

BC certified teachers may qualify for a BC Ministry of Education bursary (up to $1500/year for up to 2 years).

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