Comparative Literacy Systems

Catalog description

Examines domestic and international approaches to literacy education by analyzing how cultural, linguistic, political, and socioeconomic factors shape instructional models and policies. Explore international literacy assessments, compare educational systems, and evaluate best practices from diverse contexts. Through critical analysis and research, the course equips students with a broad perspective on regional and global literacy challenges and reform efforts, preparing them to apply international insights to local literacy education. This course is part of a service-based pricing program. Special tuition will apply for students enrolling in this course.