BSc in Modern Foreign Language Education in Boston United States | Boston University

The undergraduate program in Modern Foreign Language Education equips future educators to teach Arabic, French, Mandarin Chinese, and Spanish for grades 5 through 12 certification. This curriculum incorporates contemporary methodologies in language instruction, aligning with evidence-based approaches and standards set by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL).

Program Objectives
Graduates will develop these essential teaching skills:

Curriculum Development & Evaluation: Enhances student learning through rigorous, cohesive lessons, authentic assessments, data-driven instructional improvements, and consistent constructive feedback.
Inclusive Teaching Strategies: Fosters academic achievement by maintaining high standards, cultivating supportive learning environments, and embracing cultural awareness.
Community Collaboration: Strengthens student success through meaningful engagement with families, guardians, and local organizations.
Professional Excellence: Advances student development through ethical, culturally responsive, and cooperative teaching practices.
Content Mastery: Possesses comprehensive knowledge to effectively instruct students in grades 5-12.