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Note:
Credit points: 15.0 Staff: Carla Finocchiaro.
Prerequisite: School Studies C47: TESL 1 or an approved equivalent.
Contact: One 2-hour class each week for the year, except during periods of block school experience.
Timetable: Double semester.
Objectives:
On completion of the subject students should be able to:
- demonstrate an understanding of how first/second language is acquired/learnt and used in bilingual/multilingual settings;
- identify and describe the linguistic competencies and language learning needs of children with English as a second languge;
- identify, describe and evaluate the skills and strategies employed by the second language learner in the production and comprehension of spoken and written discourse;
- plan, implement and evaluate suitable second language teaching programs incorporating appropriate content, classroom organisation, methodology and resources; and
- demonstrate an awareness of and sensitivity to the socio-cultural context of second language teaching, including educational, cultural, historical and intergroup issues.
Content:
A study of the nature of the second language learning task, including an analysis of spoken and written language, its acquisition and its use in bilingual and multilingual settings; second language teaching methodology which will include development, implementation and evaluation of English as a Second Language programs.
Assessment:
Written assignments totalling not more than 4,000 words (100 per cent).
Prescribed texts:
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