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EDU-761 Theoretical Perspectives of ASL/ENG Bilingual...
This course introduces the candidates theoretical perspectives and current research of bilingualism. It is designed for the candidates to acquire an understanding of the concepts related to the development of bilingual language abilities (signacy, oracy, and literacy) for children 0-5 years of age. This course examines bilingual communities, bilingual deaf and hearing children and their language development and use, the bilingual brain, language maintenance and shift, transference, code switching and language attitudes. The course will also address historical and cultural aspects of bilingualism in early childhood deaf children.
Instructor or program director’s approval
Program: Education
Credit: 3
EDU-900
Dissertation Research
This course is a one-semester course in which…
Credits 1-4
EDU-899
Independent Study
Independent studies enable advanced study of a topic,…
Credits 1-3
EDU-897
Research Internship
This course provides students with an opportunity to…
Credits 2
EDU-895
Special Topics
Special topics courses address subject matter or content…
EDU-893
Practicum in University…
The student assumes a major role for teaching…
Credits 3
EDU-889
Seminar in Critical…
This course focuses on curriculum as an area…