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(2025) Supporting students with learning difficulties in French immersion

(2025) Supporting students with learning difficulties in French immersion

The French immersion program was created to be inclusive of all learners as determined at its inception in 1965 and shown in its associated success (Melikoff, 2016). With expansion of the program across the country and over time, French immersion evolved from the inclusivity of the first offering to include questions of suitability of the program for all. In general, we as educators want students to succeed with limited struggle. With the goal of supporting all students’ success, teachers have underscored their desire for professional development in this area and the need for additional support (i.e., educational assistants, special education resources) to do so.

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(2022) L’impact positif d’un encadrement langagier intentionnel en classe de maths en immersion

(2022) L’impact positif d’un encadrement langagier intentionnel en classe de maths en immersion

La langue est l’outil privilégié incontournable dans le processus d’apprentissage (Vygotsky, 1962) et les compétences que possèdent les élèves en littératie sont directement reliées à leur succès dans toutes les matières (ministère de l’Éducation de l’Ontario, 2005).  En mathématiques, nous savons que lorsque les élèves articulent leurs pensées, ils approfondissent leur compréhension et ainsi ont de meilleures chances de réussite (Hattie, Fisher, Frey, Gojak, Moore et Mellman, 2017).  En immersion française, les élèves apprennent à communiquer dans une autre langue en même temps qu’ils communiquent pour apprendre les mathématiques et ce processus non linéaire mérite une attention pédagogique particulière. 

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10 Significant Shifts in 10 Years

10 Significant Shifts in 10 Years

        Écoutez ou ré-écoutez la conférence qu’a donné Lesley Doell, la conseillère pédagogique nationale de l’ACPI, dans le cadre du OMLTA‘s Spring Conference et présentée par Pearson. *  Conférence en anglais 10 Significant Shifts in 10 Years: Second Language Teaching and Learning in Canada

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(2021) Students’ oral communication in the high school French immersion mathematics classroom

(2021) Students’ oral communication in the high school French immersion mathematics classroom

As French Immersion (FI) grows in popularity, an increasing number of teachers in this program are themselves graduates of the same program. While this signals a long term success of the language learning experiment that began in 1965, there are also research studies which point out the issue of attrition in teachers who work in their second language (L2) and the connection with their L2 identity (Masson, Larson, Desgroseilliers, Carr & Lapkin, 2019; Parks, 2017)

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(2020) Translanguaging and French immersion

(2020) Translanguaging and French immersion

When I first started research on Francophone and French immersion (FI) students, it was evident that I needed to know more about bilingual communication. You may have heard of terms like code-switching, cross-linguistic transfer, and translanguaging.

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