Teaching English Language Learners part 2 develops teacher expertise in the theory and practice of second language teaching and learning. This course will explore theories of language acquisition in depth, and consider the implementation of a safe, welcoming and equitable environment. It will develop expertise in ongoing and initial language proficiency assessment, programming development and …
The Teaching English Language Learners Part 2 Additional Qualification Course will engage you in the use of a critical, pedagogical lens for exploring in a holistic and integrated manner theoretical foundations; learning theory; program planning, development, and implementation; instructional design and practices; assessment and evaluation strategies and practices; the learning environment; and, research and ethical …
Teaching English Language Learners, Specialist develops teacher leadership in this subject area. The course will prepare you to effectively lead and instruct colleagues in the development of programs for English language learners. This course will explore the relationship between theories of language acquisition and professional development, and consider the implementation Ministry and local English Language …
The Teaching English Language Learners Specialist Additional Qualification Course builds on the knowledge and skills you have already acquired in Part 2. You will use an inquiry-based learning model as a framework for developing a comprehensive understanding of the role of the English as a Second Language/English Literacy Development (ESL and ELD) teacher-leader within both …
FNMI children are the fastest growing population in Canada, and therefore, in the Ontario school system. In addition, Canada is in an era of reconciliation in the wake of residential schools, and assimilationist policies. Candidates will learn about the history of colonization in Canada, decolonization theory, current efforts of grassroots people to decolonize their selves …
