SLAT COURSES SPRING 2008 (Last updated on 11/18/2007)

Note: This list is intended as a guide to assist you in planning your schedule for Spring Semester 2008, but some changes are possible. If you are interested in courses that do not appear on the list, but are of relevance to your individual research interests, please consult with the SLAT Advisor, Dr. Kim Jones (kjones@email.arizona.edu), and/or the chair of the relevant curriculum subcommittee to make sure that the courses fulfill SLAT requirements.

Please note that room numbers, times, and professors scheduled to teach courses are subject to change over the next four months, so please also check the schedule of classes as you plan your Spring schedule.

CORE REQUIREMENTS
Please note that classes listed in this section refer only to Core requirements. Further classes for the specializations are listed under their respective sections.


Second Language Acquisition Theory
NO COURSES OFFERED

Second Language Assessment
ED P 558 EDUC TESTS+MEASUREMENTS
0630PM-0900PM		M		EDUC	333		BURROSS


Technology and SLA
NO COURSES OFFERED

Statistics
ED P 541 STATISTICAL METHODS EDUC
0415PM-0555PM		MW		EDUC	349		MEREDITH

Second Language Research Design
ENGL 596J SECOND LANG ACQUISITION
0400-0630PM		M		SHNTZ	242W		LIU
Identical to: EAS 596J, FREN 596J, RSSS 596J, CLAS 596J, GER 596J, SPAN 596J, SLAT 596J. Contact department for registration.

LRC 605 QUALITATIVE METH EDUC
0415PM-0645PM	T		EDUC			502		GONZALEZ
Identical to: H ED 605. Contact department for registration.

Linguistics
ENGL 506 MODERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR
0200PM -0315PM	TR		ILC		145	TROIKE
Identical to: SLAT 506. Contact department for registration.

Sociolinguistics
ANTH 583 SOCIOLINGUISTICS
0600PM-0830PM	R		HAURY		215	MENDOZA-DENTON
Identical to: LING 583, SLAT 583.

JPN 536 JAPANESE SOCIOLINGUISTICS
1100AM-1215PM	TR		FORBS		206	JONES
Identical to: LING 536, SLAT 536. May be convened with: JPN 436.

LRC 504 LANG + CULTURE IN EDUC
0415PM-0645PM	W			EDUC	502	GILMORE

NES 530A LANG+SOCIETY IN THE MIDDLE EAST
0200PM-0315PM		TR		MRSHL	479	FARWANEH
Identical to: ANTH 530A, LING 530A, SLAT 530A. May be convened with: NES 430A.

Psycholinguistics
NO COURSES OFFERED

1. L2 Analysis

CHN 519 LING STRUC MODERN CHINESE

1100AM-1215PM

PSYCH

309

LIU

Identical to: LING 519. May be convened with: CHN 419.

ENGL 505 HISTORY ENGLISH LANGUAGE

1230PM-145PM

M LNG

410

BERKHOUT

Identical to: GER 505. May be convened with: ENGL 405. Contact department for registration.

ENGL 506 MODERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR

0200PM -0315PM

S SCI

136

TROIKE

Identical to: SLAT 506. Contact department for registration.

FREN 567 TOPICS IN FRENCH LINGUISTICS

0330PM-0600PM

ILC

129

AYOUN

May be repeated: for credit 2 times (maximum 3 enrollments). Identical to: ENGL 567, LING 567, RSSS 567, SLAT 567. May be convened with: FREN 467.

JPN 596C TOPICS IN JAPANESE LING

0345PM-0500PM

LSB

102

VANCE

May be repeated: for credit 4 times (maximum 5 enrollments). Identical to: LING 596C, SLAT 596C. May be convened with: JPN 496C.

LING 504 ADVANCED SYNTACTIC THEORY

0930AM–1045AM

CHVEZ

305

KARIMI

Prerequisite(s): LING 403/503 or consent of instructor.

LING 516 HISTORY OF PHONOLOGY

0930AM-1145AM

DOUGL

310

USSISHKIN

Prerequisite(s): LING 510

LING 588 LINGUISTIC ELICITATION AND DOCUMENTATION

1230PM-0145PM

HARV

413

HARLEY

Identical to: ANTH 588.

LING 595A LINGUISTICS

0300PM-0530PM

S SCI

118

KARIMI

May be repeated: for credit 3 times (maximum 4 enrollments). May be convened with: LING 495A.

LING 597A DESC LING NATIVE AM LANG

0100PM-0250PM

COMM

108

WILLIE

Prerequisite(s): LING 500 or equivalent. May be repeated: for credit 1 time (maximum 2 enrollments). Identical to: AIS 597A.

LING 696A TOPICS/SYNTAX + SEMANTICS

0330PM-0600PM

DOUGL

206

CARNIE

May be repeated: for credit 5 times (maximum 6 enrollments).

LING 696F TOPICS/ PSYCHOLING+LANG PROC

0500PM-0730PM

BIO E

314

BEVER

May be repeated: for credit 5 times (maximum 6 enrollments). Identical to: COMM 696F, PSYC 696F.

PHIL 565 PRAGMATICS

0200PM-0315PM

CHVEZ

109

HARNISH

Identical to: LING 565. May be convened with: PHIL 465.

PSYC 543 ADVANCED LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

1100AM-1215PM

SHNTZ

242W

MCKEE

Identical to: LING 543.

SPAN 582 TPCS HISP LING THRY+APPL

0330PM-0600PM

M LNG

504

OLARREA

May be taken up to four times and will rotate between the following four topics: Morphological Theory, Linguistic Perspectives on Mexican American Spanish and Analyses of (socio)linguistic phenomena, History of the Spanish Language, Theoretical Issues in Spanish Phonology. Contact department for registration.


SPAN 696D HISPANIC LINGUISTICS
0300PM-0530PM	M	EDUC	333	MONTALBETTI
May be repeated: for credit 2 times (maximum 3 enrollments). Contact department for registration.

SP H 541 LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
1100AM-1215PM	TR	SPH	205	ALT
Identical to: LING 541, PSYC 541. May be convened with: SP H 441.

SP H 568 SPEECH PERCEPTION
1100AM-1150AM	MWF	SPH	205	STORY
Identical to: PSYC 568, LING 568. May be convened with: SP H 468.

2. L2 Use

ANTH 583 SOCIOLINGUISTICS
0600PM-0830PM			R		HAURY		215			MENDOZA-DENTON
Identical to: LING 583, SLAT 583. Contact department for registration.

ANTH 696C LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY
0300PM-0530PM			M		FCS		202			HILL
May be repeated: for a total of 12 units of credit.

ENGL 549A FOLKLORE
0700PM-0930PM			W		PSYCH		304			BABCOCK
Identical to: AIS 549A, ANTH 549A. Contact department for registration.

ENGL 696E STUDIES IN RHETORIC+COMP
1230PM-0300PM	R				M LNG		201			ENOS
0300PM-0530PM	W				M LNG		213			WHITE
0600PM-0830PM	T				SHNTZ		242W			MCALLISTER
May be repeated: for credit 6 times (maximum 7 enrollments). Contact department for registration.

FREN 567 TOPICS IN FRENCH LINGUISTICS
0330PM-0600PM		W				ILC	129			AYOUN
May be repeated: for credit 2 times (maximum 3 enrollments). Identical to: ENGL 567, LING 567, RSSS 567, SLAT 567. May be convened with: FREN 467.

FREN 573 SEMIOTICS AND LANGUAGE
0330PM-0600PM		W								FIELDER
Identical to: ENGL/SLAT/ANTH 573. It is separate from Jane Hill's semiotics course under ANTH 696C topics in linguistic anthropology

JPN 536 JAPANESE SOCIOLINGUISTICS
1100AM-1215PM	TR				FORBS		206			JONES
Identical to: LING 536, SLAT 536. May be convened with: JPN 436.

LRC 504 LANG + CULTURE IN EDUC
0415PM-0645PM	W				EDUC		502			GILMORE

LRC 505 ESSENTIALS RDNG + WRIT
0700PM-0930PM	W				EDUC		530			YADEN


LRC 554 EDUCATIONAL AND APPLIED LINGUISTICS
0415PM-0645PM	R				EDUC		535			GILMORE
Prerequisite(s): or Concurrent registration, LRC 551. Identical to: SLAT 554.

LRC 557 APPLICATION OF MISCUE ANALYSIS
0415PM - 0645PM	M				EDUC		502			YADEN
Prerequisite(s): LRC 505.

LRC 595A - ISSUES LANG,RDNG+CULTURE
0700PM-0930PM	T				EDUC		502			TBA
Topic : “Leadership in Literacy and Language” Prerequisite(s): LRC 504, LRC 505. May be repeated for a total of 12 units of credit.

LRC 605 QUALITATIVE METHODS IN EDUCATION
0415PM-0645PM	T				EDUC		502			GONZALEZ
Identical to: H ED 605. Contact department for registration.

LRC 696B RESEARCH IN BLNGL+DUAL LANG ED
0415PM-0645PM			M		EDUC		535			GONZALEZ

LRC 696C RESEARCH IN LANGUAGE AND LITERACY
0415PM-0645PM			W	EDUC				535	WYMAN
May be repeated: for a total of 9 units of credit.

NES 530A LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY IN THE MIDDLE EAST
0200PM-0315PM			TR	MRSHL				479	FARWANEH
Identical to: ANTH 530A, LING 530A, SLAT 530A. May be convened with: NES 430A.

PHIL 565 PRAGMATICS
0200PM-0315PM			TR	CHVZ				109	HARNISH
Identical to: LING 565. May be convened with: PHIL 465.

SPAN 582 TPCS HISP LING THRY+APPL
0330PM-0600PM			T	M LNG				504	OLARREA
May be taken up to four times and will rotate between the following four topics: Morphological Theory, Linguistic Perspectives on Mexican American Spanish and Analyses of (socio)linguistic phenomena, History of the Spanish Language, Theoretical Issues in Spanish Phonology. Contact department for registration.

SPAN 696D HISPANIC LINGUISTICS
0300PM-0530PM			M	EDUC				333	MONTALBETTI
May be repeated: for credit 2 times (maximum 3 enrollments). Contact department for registration.

3. L2 Processes and Learning

LING 696F - TPC PSYCHOLING+LANG PROC
0500-0730PM		T		BIO E			314	BEVER
May be repeated: for credit 5 times (maximum 6 enrollments). Identical to: COMM 696F, PSYC 696F.

LRC 514 RDNG+WRIT BILING+SEC LNG
0415PM-0645PM		M		EDUC			530	RUBENSTEIN-AVILA
Identical to: SLAT 514. May be convened with: LRC 414.

PSYC 542 TOPICS IN PSYCHOLINGUISTICS
0100PM-0350PM		W	PSYCH			317B		FORSTER
May be repeated: for credit 1 time (maximum 2 enrollments). Identical to: LING 542, SLAT 542.

PSYC 543 ADVANCED LANG DEVELOPMENT
1100AM-1215PM	TR				SHNTZ	242W		MCKEE
Identical to: LING 543

PSYC 596F COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
0100PM-0400PM		R	PSYCH			240		GLISKY
Topic : Memory and Aging. Identical to: BIOC 596F, CBA 596F, LING 596F, MGMT 596F.

PSYC 594 - PRACTICUM
PRACTICUM STUDENTS SIGN UP FOR A 3 CREDIT "LABORATORY" APPRENTICESHIP WITH AT LEAST ONE (WILLING) MEMBER OF THE L2 PROCESSES FACULTY. THE 3 CREDITS MAY BE DISTRIBUTED ACROSS 2 SEMESTERS.

SP H 541 LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
1100AM-1215PM		TR		SPH			205	ALT
Identical to: LING 541, PSYC 541. May be convened with: SP H 441.

SP H 562B PSYCHOPHYSICAL ACOUSTICS
1100AM-1150AM		MWF		SPH			409	LEE

SP H 568 SPEECH PERCEPTION
1100AM-1150AM		MWF		SPH			205	STORY
Identical to: PSYC 568, LING 568. May be convened with: SP H 468.

4. L2 Pedagogical Theory and Program Administration


ED P 541 STATISTICAL METHODS IN EDUC
0415PM-0555PM	MW		EDUC		349		MEREDITH

ENGL 508 ENGL 2ND LANG BILNG EDUCATION
0400PM -0630PM		T	TBA			GONZALEZ
Convened with: ENGL 408. Contact department for registration.



ENGL 595A PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1200PM-1250PM		W	M LNG	213		TBA
1200PM-0130PM	W		LCHPL		LIBRAR		WARNOCK
May be repeated: for credit 4 times (maximum 5 enrollments). SLAT students must clear syllabus with SLAT grad advisor.

ENGL 596J SECOND LANG ACQUISITION
0400-0630PM	M		SHNTZ		242W		LIU
Identical to: EAS 596J, FREN 596J, RSSS 596J, CLAS 596J, GER 596J, SPAN 596J, SLAT 596J. Contact department for registration.

ENGL 597R RESEARCH + COMPOSITION
1230PM-0300PM	M		M LNG		213		MOUNTFORD
May be repeated: for a total of 15 units of credit. Contact department for registration.

ENGL 693A APPLIED ESL
0330PM-0600PM	T		HARV		111		TBA
Prerequisite(s): ENGL 613, ENGL 615. Contact department for registration.

FREN 583 - MATERIALS DESIGN
0330PM-0600PM	M		EDUC		535		ARIEW


LRC 514 RDNG+WRIT BILING+SEC LNG
0415PM-0645PM	M		EDUC		530		RUBENSTEIN-AVILA
Identical to: SLAT 514. May be convened with: LRC 414.

LRC 554 EDUCATIONAL AND APPLIED LINGUISTICS
0415PM-0645PM		R	EDUC	535		GILMORE
Prerequisite(s): or Concurrent registration, LRC 551. Identical to: SLAT 554.

LRC 557 APPLICATION OF MISCUE ANALYSIS
0415PM-0645PM		M	EDUC	502		YADEN
Prerequisite(s): LRC 505.

LRC 576 TEACHER RESEARCH
0415PM-0645PM	W		EDUC		102		SHORT


LRC 595A - ISSUES LANG,RDNG+CULTURE
0700PM-0930PM	T		EDUC		502		TBA
Topic : “Leadership in Literacy and Language” Prerequisite(s): LRC 504, LRC 505. May be repeated: for a total of 12 units of credit.

LRC 605 QUALITATIVE METHODS IN EDUCATION
0415PM-0645PM	T		EDUC		502		GONZALEZ
Identical to: H ED 605. Contact department for registration.

LRC 635 READING AND WRITING IN CONTENT AREAS
0415PM-0645PM	R		EDUC		502		ANDERS
Prerequisite(s): LRC 505. Contact department for registration.

LRC 696B RESEARCH IN BILING+DUAL LANG EDUCATION
0415PM-0645PM	M		EDUC		535		GONZALEZ

PSYC 507B STAT METH PSYC RESEARCH
1100AM-1215PM	TR		PSYCH		305		FIGUEREDO
Open to Psychology Graduate Majors only.

PSYC 597B STAT MODL FOR PSYC RSRCH
1200PM - 1250PM	W		PSYCH		317B		FIGUEREDO
Open to Psychology Graduate Majors only.

SERP 535 ASSESSMENT OF BILING EXCEPTIONAL LRNRS
0400PM-0550PM	M		EDUC		432		FLETCHER
Course is 2 units.

SERP 536 TEACHING BILING EXCEPTIONAL LRNS
0600PM-0750PM		M	EDUC	432		FLETCHER
Prerequisite(s): SERP 508. Course is 2 units.


SPANISH 574 LANGUAGE IN THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
0400PM-0630PM	W	BEAUDRIE
Topic: “Spanish heritage language pedagogy”
NOTE: It could count under Pedagogy Area B (Curriculum Theory and Development) for Pedagogy majors and minors. It could potentially count for a Use major or minor too, if you focused your work for the class around Use topics. Please talk to Grace Fielder if you are interested in using the course for Use. It does not count for Analysis in Spring 08.

Course description:

Spanish 574 Language in the Mexican-American experience

Topic: “Spanish heritage language pedagogy”

This course offers an introduction to the sociolinguistic and pedagogical issues surrounding the teaching and learning of Spanish to heritage language (SHL) learners. Through a close examination of seminal articles in the burgeoning field of heritage language pedagogy and research, students will gain an understanding of the issues that concern these students and the teaching of this population. We will define the field, describe heritage language learners, and discuss the goals and sociolinguistic concerns of SHL instruction. We will also review the most appropriate teaching methodologies and principles for the heritage language classroom, especially in relation to literacy development. Relevant texts in the SHL field will be critically examined, making connections between the fields of second language acquisition, bilingualism, and language arts. This course contains a practical component that includes observations together with lesson-plan and material development to prepare future SHL teachers for effective classroom experiences and/or language program development. The requirements of the course include critical essays, online discussions, class observations, lesson plans, and a research paper.