LING 498/698 +AKA-
Methods of Teaching English as a Second Language
Fall 2001

Department of Linguistics
Office: 46 East Delaware Avenue
Telephone: 831-2296
Office Hours: Prior to class and by Appointment


Course Objectives

LING 698/498 provides the following:

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Required Texts

Brown, H. D. (1994). +AKA-Teaching by Principles: An Interactive Approach to Language
+AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA-Pedagogy, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, Inc.

Richards, J. +ACY-amp; Rogers, T. (1986). +AKA-Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching:
+AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA-A Description and Analysis. +AKA-Cambridge, MA, Cambridge University Press.

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Background and Reference Texts

Brown, D. H. (1987). Principles of Language Learning and Teaching. Second
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- Edition. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, Inc.

Brumfit, C. J. +ACY-amp; Johnson, K. (1981). The Communicative approach to Language
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- Teaching. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Cohen, A. D. (1994). Assessing Language Ability in the classroom. Boston:
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- Heinle +ACY-amp; Heinle. 2nd edition.

Croft, K. (1980). Reading on ESL: for Teachers and Teacher Trainees.
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- Cambridge, MA: Winthrop Publishing, Inc.

DiPietro, R. J. (1987). Strategic Interaction: Learning Language through
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- Scenarios. Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press.

Finocchiaro, M. (1974). English as a Second Language: From Theory to Practice.
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- New York: Regents Publishing Co., Inc.

Fries, C. C. (1945). Teaching and Learning English as a Foreign Language.
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press.

Harris, D. P. (1969). Testing English as a Second Language . New York: McGraw-Hill

Lado, R. (1960). Language Teaching, a Scientific Approach . New York: McGraw-Hill.

+AF8AXwBfAF8AXw- (1957). Linguistics across Culture. Ann Arbor : The University of Michigan.

Lightbrown, P. +ACY-amp; Spada, N. (1993). How Languages are Learned. NY: Oxford
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- University Press.

Long, M. H. +ACY-amp; Richards, J. C. (1987). Methodology in TESOL: A Book of Readings.
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- Philadelphia, PA: Newbury House Publishers.

Oller, J. W., Jr. (1983). Methods that Work. Rowley, MA: Newbury House Publishers.

Stevick, E. +AKA-(1980). Teaching Languages: A Way and Ways . Rowley, MA: Newbury
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- House Publishers.

JOURNAL: +AKA-TESOL Quarterly. Washington, D.C. Georgetown University.
+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- School of Languages and Linguistics ( Morris Library ).+AKA-

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Web Resources

Journal On-line
Organizations for Language Teachers
Jobs
Links to Other Sites
TEXTS FOR ESL CLASSROOM USE: +AKA-Texts and materials for teaching English as a Second Language may be reviewed at the Writing Center, 015 Memorial Hall, or at the English Language Institute. +AKA-Please check with the secretaries of the English Language Institute and the Writing Center for availability of texts and materials.

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Course Requirements and Evaluation

The final grade will be calculated on the following bases:

Undergraduate
Graduate
Mid Term Exam
20+ACU-
15+ACU-
Final Exam
20+ACU-
15+ACU-
Research Paper
XXX
30+ACU-

Critical, In-Class Report+ACo-
10+ACU-
10+ACU-
In-Class ESL Teaching+ACo-
30+ACU-
20+ACU-
In-Class Contributions
20+ACU-
10+ACU-

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+AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- plans.

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+AKA- +AKA-Class Schedule

Week
Date
Topic Required Readings
1
+AKA-August 30
Introduction: Linguistics, language, Applied Linguistics; second language learning; systems of English; begin phonology.
2
Sept. 6
Complete phonology; morphological system of English; syntactic system and signals; teaching the structural system. +AKA-Elements of language teaching/learning.
Brown, Chap.2
R+ACY-amp;R, Chap.1


3
Sept. 13
Semantic system of English; teaching meaning; concepts of
Accuracy and Fluency. +AKA-Review of concept of Applied
Linguistics.
R+ACY-amp;R, Chap.2
Brown, Chap.3

4
Sept. 20
Language learning and the psychology of learning; approaches to learning; selected theories. +AKA-Psycholinguistics research in 2nd language acquisition. Brown, Chap.4
R+ACY-amp;R, Chap.3

5
Sept. 27
Application of approaches; considerations: +AKA-motivation, situation, interference, communicative competence.
ESL Methods/Teaching today in U.S. and other countries.
R+ACY-amp;R, Chap.4
Brown, Chap.4

6+AKA-
Oct.4
HAND IN 2

QUESTIONS+AKA-
Applications: specific materials and means of using Linguistics and Psychology in TESL. +AKA-Teaching Listening +ACY-amp; Speaking ESL


R+ACY-amp;R, Chap.5
Brown, Chap. 14


7







Oct.11
HAND IN 2 ANSWERS





Teaching reading ESL; How to assess L2 reading-to-learn proficiency.



R+ACY-amp;R, Chap.6
Brown, Chap. 15




8

Oct. 18
MID-TERM EXAM

Teaching writing English as a Second Language; Teaching of English through Content. Brown, Chap.6
9
Oct.25
The unity of Language and Culture. +AKA-Presentations of in-class ESL Lesson Plans. R+ACY-amp;R, Chap. 7
Brown, Chap.16
10
Nov. 1
Reflection upon current methods; search for direction; Testing; ESL presentations. R+ACY-amp;R, Chap.8
Brown, Chap. 16
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Nov. 8
HAND IN 2 QUESTIONS
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TESTING (continued).
Designing ESL Programs; Guidelines for intensive, semi-intensive, non-intensive program.
ESL program
R+ACY-amp;R, Chap. 9
Brown, Chap. 19
12
Nov. 15
HAND IN 2 ANSWERS
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Overview of TESL in Public Education; Bilingual Programs, Community Programs, State Certification of TESL Instructors.
ESL Presentations.

R+ACY-amp;R, Chap. 10
Brown, Chap. 18

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Nov. 22

THANKSGIVING+AKA-RECESS




14
Nov.29
TESL-Jobs; Domestic-Overseas position; Sources for positions TESL overseas; ESL Presentations. Brown, Chap. 21
Brown, Chap. 7

FINAL EXAM - EXAM DATE TO BE DETERMINED BY UNIVERSITY EXAM SCHEDULE.

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Important Dates During the Semester

Sept. 11+AKAAoA-
Last day free drop/add and late registration.
Last day for completion of incomplete undergraduate work.+AKA- +AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- +AKAAoACg- +AKA-
Oct.19
Graduate students only: last day to complete work from 01S and 01J.
Oct.22-29
Registration for winter 2002 (02W) semester begins
Oc.t 30
Last day to drop a full course without penalty or approval.
Nov.15-30
Registration for spring 2002 semester (02S) begins
Nov. 21
Thanksgiving recess begins at 5:00 p.m.
Dec.5 (Wed.)
Last day of classes; classes end at 10:00 p.m.
Dec. 7-14
Final exam week
Jan. 5, 2002
Commencement (Saturday)


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Last Updated: September 4, 2001
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