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ENG 455 Literacy in the U.S.
Academic study of the nature, functions, acquisition, institutionalization, and present state of literacy in the U.S., with special focus on issues of cultural diversity and social inequity. Three contexts for literacy - personal, academic, and home/community - provide a range of readings, investigations, and opportunities for reflection and further study.
Prerequisite: ·¡±·³ÒÌý101; Junior or senior standing.
Typically offered in Fall only
English (BA): Teacher Education Concentration
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The undergraduate major in English is built around a 12-hour c ore consisting of two literature classes and two courses from  the following categories: Film, Linguistics, Creative Writing,  and Rhetoric. Students in the Teacher Education complete the core by taking ENG 328: Linguistics for Education Professionals and ENG 455: Literacy in the U.S. In addition to the 12-hour core, students take an additional 27 hours of course work in the major , including two courses in literary theory, an additional literature course studying an author or genre, and five English electives.