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Nature of course request C00146 :

New course Undergraduate Others
others:

First term offered :
Course Prefix&Number Descriptive Title Credits/Hours
LING 410 Theories of Foreign Language Acquisition 4 -




Abbreviation for Class Schedule(20 spaces)
Theories of TEFL
Catalog Description:
This course is an introduction to adult and young adult foreign language learning (EFL). In it, we will study the principles and processes that govern second language learning in adults and young adults, with attention to the processes of child language acquisition that are both similar to, and different from, foreign language acquisition.
Course Goal and Objectives:
The goals of the class include examining issues in EFL acquisition from various theoretical perspectives (linguistic, cognitive and socio-cultural), and review current research findings in instructed second language acquisition. Finally, the research findings will be interpreted in terms of their relevance for a principled approach to adopting second language teaching methodologies.
Justification for adding the course (e.g. alignment with other institutions, program revision, etc.):
Program revision--TEFL certificate
Faculty and facilities needed:
None
Brief Course outline:
Please see attached syllabus


Approval Queue C00146
Step Approver Decision Timestamp
1 - Department David Hargreaves ApprovedNovember 09 2009
2 - Division Carol Harding ApprovedNovember 09 2009
3 - Division Curriculum Uma Shrestha ApprovedNovember 12 2009
5 - Curriculum Committee Laurie Burton ApprovedJanuary 20 2010
Comments: Change title to:Theories of Foreign Language Acquisition for Adult/Young adult learnersAdd Prerequisites: LING 315 or LING 210
6 - Faculty Senate Katherine Schmidt ApprovedFebruary 08 2010
7 - Dean Stephen Scheck ApprovedFebruary 09 2010
8 - Provost Kent Neely ApprovedFebruary 10 2010


Attached Files:
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