EM 355
Improving FSL Proficiency
This course explores strategies to improve overall language proficiency for all
students interested in becoming future French as a Second Language
educators. Using a targeted approach, language learners’ abilities are
categorized into three broad levels of the Common European Framework of
Reference that are further broken down into two sublevels; Basic Users (A1,
A2), Independent Users (B1, B2) and Proficient Users (C1, C2). Students will
explore strategies to improve their proficiency though hands-on and
interactive tools using an action-oriented approach that can be used in FSL
classrooms.
This course explores strategies to improve overall language proficiency for all
students interested in becoming future French as a Second Language
educators. Using a targeted approach, language learners’ abilities are
categorized into three broad levels of the Common European Framework of
Reference that are further broken down into two sublevels; Basic Users (A1,
A2), Independent Users (B1, B2) and Proficient Users (C1, C2). Students will
explore strategies to improve their proficiency though hands-on and
interactive tools using an action-oriented approach that can be used in FSL
classrooms.
This course explores strategies to improve overall language proficiency for all
students interested in becoming future French as a Second Language
educators. Using a targeted approach, language learners’ abilities are
categorized into three broad levels of the Common European Framework of
Reference that are further broken down into two sublevels; Basic Users (A1,
A2), Independent Users (B1, B2) and Proficient Users (C1, C2). Students will
explore strategies to improve their proficiency though hands-on and
interactive tools using an action-oriented approach that can be used in FSL
classrooms.