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GRS LL 690: Proficiency-Based Language Teaching 1
Undergraduate Prerequisites: graduate standing.
Introduces students to current language teaching methodologies and effective proficiency- and standards- based instruction. Students develop their own pedagogy projects with appropriate assessment parameters addressing all four language skills. -
GRS LL 691: Proficiency-Based Language Teaching 2
Undergraduate Prerequisites: GRS LL 690; or consent of instructor.
Fosters professional outlook on language teaching and learning. Students deepen their knowledge of instructional technologies, further develop proficiency-based pedagogy projects for their own courses, and prepare teaching philosophies, conference presentations, and other portfolio materials. -
GRS LL 699: Teaching College Languages I
The goals, contents, and methods of instruction in languages. General teaching-learning issues. Required of all teaching fellows.
