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ENG 328 Linguistics for Education Professionals
Study of the structures and variation within English (especially morphology and syntax) essential for education professionals to effectively navigate multicultural educational spaces. Specific attention is paid to differences between print and oral conventions of language use; error analysis; school and classroom language policy; and the application of linguistics to teaching reading and writing. Intended for English Education majors.
Prerequisite: 贰狈骋听101
Typically offered in Fall only
English (BA): Teacher Education Concentration
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The undergraduate major in English is built around a聽 12-hour c ore聽 consisting聽 of聽 two literature classes and two courses from 聽the following聽categories:聽Film, Linguistics,聽 Creative Writing, 聽and Rhetoric. Students in the Teacher Education complete the core by taking ENG 328:聽Linguistics for Education Professionals and ENG 455:聽Literacy in the U.S. In addition to the聽 12-hour聽 core, students take聽 an additional 27聽 hours of course work in聽 the major , including two courses in literary theory, an additional literature course studying an author or genre, and five English electives.