Master of Education in Language and Literacies Education in Toronto Canada | University of Toronto

The Master of Education in Language & Literacies Education explores key issues concerning how literacies intersect with language, and how language functions within various literacy contexts across different communities, societies, formal educational settings, and informal learning environments.
The program's focus spans several areas within applied linguistics and literacy studies, including: The acquisition, teaching, and application of first and additional languages in varied contexts, The design, implementation, and evaluation of curricula for developing first and additional language competencies along with K-12 literacy skills, The cultivation of bilingual, multilingual, and translinguistic capabilities, The formulation and analysis of language and literacy education policies, Teaching approaches focused on fostering multiliteracies, covering early literacy, adolescent reading and writing skills, oral language development, and integrating children's literature across subjects, Equity considerations surrounding plurilingualism and cultural/linguistic diversity, and The educational consequences of language and literacy permeating all learning aspects in linguistically diverse environments.