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Educational linguistics is the application of linguistics to the teaching of languages. Language acquisition contains mysteries. Why do some people “pick up” languages so easily? What is the difference between learning one’s native language and acquiring a second language later in life? Can the same methods be used to teach all languages? What is the proper mix of academic study and language practice?
Educational linguistics is the multidisciplinary study of language education. It includes theoretical and practical studies of language acquisition and language pedagogy. Language teachers with a strong background in linguistics are able to create lessons and curricula best suited to the needs of their students.
Since its founding in 1955, the Monterey Institute has welcomed thousands of students to its graduate degrees and certificate programs. Students from all nations and backgrounds have found the Monterey Institute to be a valuable educational experience, providing the foundation of their professional career development.
We invite you to consider following in their footsteps. The Monterey Institute’s Graduate School of Language and Educational Linguistics offers professional education for international careers.
Please feel free to contact us by phone or email to find out more about how we can assist you in your graduate school decision-making process. We invite you to visit us for a personalized campus tour.
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