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Language and Literacy Education, Faculty of Education

LLED: Language and Literacy Education

LLED 200 (3) Introduction to Writing in Academic and Professional Registers
Examination of sociolinguistic knowledge and skills that are central to the production of academic and professional texts. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 206 (3/6) d Language Field Experience
Guided individual and group projects related to concurrent studies. Field-based assignments related to language study.
LLED 210 (3) Introduction to Analyzing Meanings of Images in Texts
Systematic ways of analyzing visual and verbal modalities in academic and professional registers through a "grammar" designed for this purpose. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 211 (3) Field Research in Social Process of Inclusion and Exclusion: Discourse Perspectives
Roles that social discourses of inclusion and exclusion play in intercultural integration. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 212 (3) Introduction to Language Communities and Variation in Language Practices
Language variation and its functions, in the processes of identity and community formation. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 213 (3) Introduction to Intercultural Communication and Socialization in Multicultural Contexts
The processes by which individuals become competent members of society through the use of language. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 220 (3) Introduction to Translating in a Globalized Society
Basic tenets of translation as a methodology for increasing students' sociocultural understanding, intercultural communication, pragmatics, and written English. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 221 (3) Language Maintenance and the Integration of Immigrants in Canada: An Introduction
The concept of societal and individual bilingualism/multilingualism in a variety of settings, including Canada in particular. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 222 (3) Introduction to Public and Private Language Practices in a Globalized Society
Exploration of the interrelationships between language structure, usage and social context and the interpretive differences that may result from their interaction. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 223 (3) Introduction to the Nature of World Englishes
Exploration of critical understandings of explicit and implicit impact of world Englishes in various domains. For Ritsumeikan and other visiting international students.
LLED 226 (3/6) d Introduction to Language Across the Curriculum
Understanding text structure within, and language diversity among, subject areas. Analysis of oral and written language from various curriculum areas in which English is the medium of instruction; implications for learning and instruction. [1.5-3-0]
LLED 300 (5) Foundations of Language and Literacy Education: Elementary and Middle Years
LLED 301 (4) Language Across the Curriculum in Multilingual Classrooms: Secondary
Pass/Fail.
LLED 310 (3) Introduction to Reading and Language Arts Instruction: Elementary and Middle Years
Pass/Fail.
Corequisite: All of EDUC 310, EDUC 315.
LLED 312 (4/5) d Curriculum and Instruction in French: Secondary
Taught in French. Pass/fail.
Prerequisite: A completed concentration in French or permission of the Head.
LLED 313 (4/5) d Curriculum and Instruction in Theatre and Drama: Secondary
Pass/fail.
Prerequisite: A completed concentration in theatre or drama or permission of the Head.
LLED 314 (4/5) d Curriculum and Instruction in English: Secondary
Pass/Fail.
Prerequisite: A completed concentration in English or permission of the Head.
LLED 315 (4/5) d Curriculum and Instruction in English as a Second Language: Secondary
Pass/Fail.
Prerequisite: One of LLED 489, ENGL 329, LING 420. Prerequisite must have been taken within the last five years.
LLED 318 (4/5) d Curriculum and Instruction in Modern Languages: Secondary
A completed concentration in a modern language (Chinese, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, or Punjabi) or permission of the Head. Pass/Fail.
LLED 320 (4) Curriculum and Instruction in Language and Literacy Education: Elementary and Middle Years
Pass/Fail. [2-4-0]
Prerequisite: LLED 310.
LLED 323 (3) Teaching and Learning Modern Languages: Elementary and Middle Years
Curriculum and methods of teaching in modern languages (including Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Punjabi, Russian, and Spanish).
LLED 324 (3) Teaching and Learning French as a Second Language: Elementary and Middle Years
For non-specialists. Pass/Fail. Note: For those planning to teach grade 7 or grade 8, university-level French courses within the past five years are also highly desirable.
Prerequisite: French 12, graduation from French Immersion (secondary/high school), or equivalent prior French experience.
LLED 325 (3/6) d Teaching and Learning French in Elementary Schools
Taught in French. Strategies, techniques, and materials for teaching and administration of Elementary French Immersion and French core programs. Pass/Fail.
Prerequisite: Either (a) FREN 220 or (b) all of FREN 222, FREN 223 or approval of advisors in Modern Languages Education.
Equivalency: LLED 324.
LLED 335 (3/6) d Drama-in-Education: K-12
Pass/Fail.
LLED 336 (3) Speech Communication for Teachers
Oral presentation skills. Effectiveness of the teacher's voice in the classroom. Pass/Fail.
LLED 391 (3) Theory and Practice in Reading Instruction
Credit may be obtained for only one of LLED 310, 391, 300.
LLED 399 (3) Practicum in Teaching English as a Second Language
LLED 420 (3/4) d Using Canadian Children's Literature in the French Education Classroom
Taught in French. Credit will be given for one of LLED 440, LLED 420.
LLED 421 (3) Gramligne: Learning and Teaching Grammar in Text for the Second Language Classroom
Taught in French.
LLED 426 (3) Principles and Practice of French Program Development
Taught in French. The development and implementation of French Immersion, Program Cadre, and French as a Second language Programs for preschool, elementary, secondary, or adult.
LLED 428 (3) Applied Linguistics for Teachers of French
Prerequisite: Either (a) FREN 220 or (b) all of FREN 222, FREN 223.
LLED 429 (3/6) c Advanced Studies in Modern Language Education
Credit will be given for only 6 credits of LLED 480 and LLED 429.
LLED 433 (3) Drama in Education: Primary/Elementary Classrooms
Pass/Fail.
LLED 434 (3) Drama in Education: Intermediate/Middle School Through Secondary
Pass/Fail.
LLED 435 (3/6) d Advanced Studies in Drama-in-Education
Pass/Fail. [2-2-0]
Prerequisite: One of LLED 313, LLED 333, LLED 334, LLED 335 or permission of the instructor.
LLED 436 (3/6) c Advanced Speech Communication
LLED 438 (3) Teaching Writing
Pass/Fail.
Prerequisite: or corequisite: Introductory-level reading, language arts or English education course.
LLED 439 (3) Shakespeare in the Classroom
Pass/Fail.
Prerequisite: LLED 314. Recommended: at least 3 credit hours of Shakespeare study at the 300- or 400-level in the Faculty of Arts.
LLED 440 (3) Using Canadian Children's Literature in the Classroom
Equivalency: LLED 420.
LLED 441 (3) Introduction to Teaching Children's Literature
LLED 442 (3) Trends and Issues in Teaching Children's Literature
LLED 443 (3) Teaching Folklore in the Elementary Classroom
LLED 444 (3) Multicultural Children's Literature in the Elementary Classroom
LLED 445 (3) Poetry in Education: Elementary and Middle Years
Prerequisite: or corequisite: An introductory-level reading or language arts education course.
LLED 446 (3) Teaching with Illustrated Materials, K-12: From Picture Books to Information Texts
LLED 449 (3) Teaching Adolescents' Literature
Prerequisite: or corequisite: An introductory-level reading, language arts or English education course.
LLED 450 (3) Teaching and Learning Language and Literacy: Kindergarten and Primary Grades
Prerequisite: An introductory-level reading or language arts education course
LLED 451 (3) Teaching and Learning Language and Literacy: Intermediate and Middle Years
Prerequisite: An introductory-level reading or language arts education course.
LLED 452 (3) Literacy in the Content Areas: Intermediate Through Secondary
LLED 453 (3) Materials and Texts of Literacy Instruction: Elementary
Prerequisite: An introductory-level reading or language arts education course.
LLED 454 (3) Adolescent Literacies: Processes and Practices
Prerequisite: or corequisite: an introductory-level reading, language arts, or English education course.
LLED 455 (3) Supporting Language and Literacy for First Nations Learners (K-12)
LLED 456 (3/6) d Identifying and Supporting Learners with Literacy Difficulties
Individualized assessment, diagnosis, and instructional planning for students with literacy difficulties. Intensive practicum is included in the 6-credit version of this course.
Prerequisite: An introductory- level reading or language arts course; successful completion of an extended practicum or one year of teaching experience.
LLED 457 (3/6) d Special Topics in Reading
LLED 459 (3) Trends and Issues in Literacy Instruction
Prerequisite: An introductory-level reading or language arts education course.
LLED 462 (3) School Library Resource Centre Programs
LLED 469 (3) Resource-Based Teaching
Principles and practices of teachers and teacher-librarians planning and teaching the curriculum using the resources of the school library resource centre.
LLED 478 (3/6) d Introduction to Teaching English as a Second Language
Prerequisite: 6 credits of LLED 489, ENGL 329, LING 420, LING 200, LING 201. Must have been taken within the last five years or may be taken as corequisite with consent of instructor.
LLED 479 (3) The Education of Immigrant Students
An examination of the cultural backgrounds of major ethnic groups. Instructional techniques for meeting the needs of immigrant students in the regular classroom with respect to culture and language.
LLED 480 (1-6) d Advanced Studies in Language and Literacy Education
Credit will be given for only 6 credits of LLED 480 and 429.
LLED 481 (3) Digital Media in English Language Arts Education
LLED 482 (3) Language, Education, and Gender
LLED 486 (3) Children's Spoken Language: Meaning-Making Across Contexts
Prerequisite: An introductory-level reading or language arts course.
LLED 487 (3/6) d Special Topics in English Education
Prerequisite: An introductory-level reading, language arts, or English education course.
LLED 489 (3/6) d Applied Linguistics for Teachers
LLED 491 (3/6) d Supervised Study in English Education
LLED 492 (3/6) c Supervised Study in Reading
LLED 493 (3/6) c Supervised Study in Modern Languages Education
LLED 510 (3) Language, Discourse and Identity
Prerequisite: Preference to students admitted to TESL graduate program.
LLED 511 (3/6) d Seminar in Child Language in Education
Prerequisite: One of LING 350, LLED 300 or senior coursework in verbal learning or human development.
LLED 520 (3/6) d Theory and Research in Teaching of Modern Languages
LLED 522 (3) Asia-Pacific Narratives as Inquiry on Intercultural Aspects of Language Education
LLED 525 (3) Bilingual Education: Theory and Practice
LLED 526 (3) Second Language Assessment: Conceptual and Empirical Approaches
LLED 534 (3/6) c Theory and Research in Teaching Written Composition
LLED 535 (3) Theory and Research in Drama in Education
Prerequisite: LANE 435.
LLED 536 (3) Drama, Literacies and Literature in Education
LLED 540 (3) Introduction to Research in the Teaching of Literature
LLED 541 (3) Theories and Perspectives in Teaching Literature
LLED 550 (3/6) c Review of Reading Research
LLED 552 (3) Theoretical Foundations of Reading Research and Practice
LLED 553 (3) Theoretical Foundations of ESL/EL Reading Pedagogy
Prerequisite: Admission into the TESL Graduate Program or permission of instructor.
LLED 554 (3/6) d Assessment in Reading and Other Language Arts
Prerequisite: LLED 456.
Corequisite: LLED 562.
LLED 555 (6) Supervision of Reading
Curriculum analysis and planning. Implications for the administrator, the consultant and supervisor of reading.
Equivalency: LLED 574.
LLED 556 (3/6) d Theory and Research in Early Literacy
LLED 557 (3) Family Literacy: Issues and Perspectives
LLED 558 (3) Literacy and Multimodality
LLED 561 (3-12) c Laboratory Practicum
LLED 562 (3) Practicum in Assessment in Reading and Other Language Arts
Pass/Fail.
LLED 565 (3-12) d Special Course in Subject Matter Field
Courses in various subject matter fields designed to bring teachers up to date in recent findings in each field.
LLED 570 (3) Theory and Research in English Language Education: Discourse Perspectives
Prerequisite: Admission into the TESL Graduate Program or permission of instructor.
LLED 571 (3) Research in Language Curriculum: Social Practice Perspectives
Prerequisite: Admission into the TESL Graduate Program or permission of instructor.
LLED 572 (3/6) d Theory and Research in Teaching English as a Second Language
Prerequisite: Admission into the TESL Graduate Program or permission of instructor.
LLED 573 (3/6) d Theories of Second Language Acquisition
Prerequisite: Admission into the TESL Graduate Program or permission of instructor.
LLED 574 (3) Theory and Research in Teaching Second Language Writing
Prerequisite: Admission into the TESL Graduate Program or permission of instructor.
LLED 575 (3) Analyzing Discourse and Talk: An Overview of Methods
LLED 576 (3) Analyzing Discourse in Education: Descriptive and Critical Approaches
LLED 580 (3/6) c Problems in Education
Investigation and report of a problem.
LLED 590 (3) Graduating Paper
Pass/Fail.
LLED 598 (3-12) c Field Experiences
For those on master's, doctoral, and diploma programs.
LLED 599 (6-12) d Master's Thesis
LLED 601 (3-12) d Doctoral Seminar
LLED 699 (0) Doctoral Dissertation


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