THEORIES OF BILINGUALISM AND BILITERACY

Name: THEORIES OF BILINGUALISM AND BILITERACY
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CURRIC 670

课程描述

Study of contemporary theoretical perspectives, constructs, models, and frameworks related to bilingualism and biliteracy development and relationship between home/first languages (i.e., Spanish) and second/additional languages (i.e., English); review of cultural backgrounds and experiences, transnational experiences and mobility, and social and linguistic identities; application of theory to curriculum and instructional decision-making for K-12 bilingual learners; taught in Spanish. Demonstrate advanced-low Spanish language proficiency

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Consent of instructor

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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