The Study
In 2020, CASLT launched a pan-Canadian research project aimed to identify ways to better equip new FSL teachers for success in the early stages of their careers.
The initiative is funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage as part of its FSL Teacher Recruitment and Retention Strategy.
Data analysis is complete and the final report will be published in March 2023. Share news about this exciting research with the hashtag #FSLTeacherEd!
Project Updates
When Does FSL Teacher Retention Begin? A Pan-Canadian Perspective on FSL Teacher Education
Lead researcher Stephanie Arnott and research assistant Cam Smith of the University of Ottawa presented the latest updates and teased key findings at CASLT’s 2022 Networking Day on October 14, 2022
Learn More About the Project
Now that data analysis is complete, the FSL Teacher Education Consortium is sharing news and key findings at teacher conferences and events across the country. Find them at the following events:
Consortium
The FSL Teacher Education Consortium is comprised of CASLT (the sponsor organization) and teams of research experts from three Canadian Faculties of Education:
University of Ottawa
EducLang – Education and Languages Research Group
University of British Columbia
Department of Language and Literacy Education
University of New Brunswick
L2RIC – Second Language Research Institute of Canada
Researcher Biographies
FSL Teacher Education Consortium
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