Introduction to Linguistics
Overview
OER Fundamentals are invited to remix this course planning template to design and share their OER project plans, course information and syllabus, and reflection.
Project Planning
- My OER Goals & Purpose: Este recurso sirve como herramienta para mis estudiantes de posgrado que necesitan repasar los temas fundamentales de la lingüística. Por re-mezclar este contendio, lo adaptaré para incluir los temas necesarios para contextualizar el contendio principal del curso, lo cual se trata del bilingüismo dentro de los Estados Unidos.
- My Audience: La audiencia en esta instancia consiste en estudiantes de maestría de español.
-Existing Resources: Ciertos recursos ya recopilados para este libro me sirven.
New Resources: Mi intención es complementar esta información con otros recursos OER que incluyen actividades para mis estudiantes.
OER Item
Introduction To Linguistics
Learning Objective: Upon completing this undergraduate introduction to linguistics course, students should be able to:
Understand the Fundamental Concepts of Linguistics:
Define and explain core linguistic concepts, including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics.
Analyze and Describe Language Structures:
Analyze the structures of various languages, identifying patterns and rules governing sound, word formation, sentence structure, and meaning.
Demonstrate Knowledge of Language Variation:
Recognize and explain regional, social, and cultural variations in language, considering factors such as dialects, accents, and sociolinguistic factors.
Apply Linguistic Methods to Analyze Real-world Data:
Utilize linguistic methods and tools to analyze real-world linguistic data, such as spoken or written texts, and draw informed conclusions about language structures and usage.
Discuss Historical and Evolutionary Aspects of Languages:
Examine historical changes in languages and understand the principles of language evolution, tracing language families and understanding language change over time.
Explore the Relationship between Language and Cognition:
Investigate the connection between language and cognitive processes, including the study of psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, and the cognitive aspects of language use.
Evaluate Societal and Cultural Impacts of Linguistic Diversity:
Assess the impact of linguistic diversity on societies and cultures, considering issues of language endangerment, language revitalization, and the role of language in identity.
Engage in Critical Thinking about Language and Communication:
Develop critical thinking skills to evaluate linguistic theories, research methodologies, and their implications for understanding human communication.
Apply Knowledge to Practical Linguistic Analysis:
Apply theoretical knowledge to practical linguistic analysis, demonstrating the ability to describe and analyze linguistic phenomena in diverse languages and contexts.
Effectively Communicate Linguistic Concepts:
Communicate linguistic concepts and analyses clearly and coherently, both in written and oral formats, demonstrating effective communication skills within the field of linguistics.
Engage in Ethical Language Research Practices:
Demonstrate an understanding of ethical considerations in linguistic research, including respect for linguistic diversity, the rights of language communities, and responsible research practices.
Develop a Lifelong Interest in Linguistics:
Foster curiosity and appreciation for linguistics as a field of study, encouraging students to pursue further exploration and engagement with linguistic topics beyond the introductory course.
By achieving these learning objectives, students will gain a solid foundation in linguistics and be prepared for more advanced coursework in the field.