EDU 637 - Language Analysis & Bilingualism

Minimum Credit(s) Awarded: 3
Maximum Credit(s) Awarded: 3

This course builds deep knowledge of language through lenses of Functional Linguistics, Critical Language Awareness, and Translanguaging theory. Activities show how to investigate language and use knowledge of language to plan contrastive analysis, translanguaging opportunities, and cross-linguistic transfer. Students explore the unique experience of developing multilingualism in the United States, considering the role of social and psychological factors. Focus is on the connection between language ideologies, policies, and practice, to promote critical consciousness in dual language spaces. Bilingual proficiency required. Cross-listed NO

Offered Spring

Course Fee: No