College of Charleston

325.001 Language and Literacy Development

 

 

Spring 2008

Course Calendar

 

Date

Topic

Assignment

Otto

Power & Hubbard

 

Jan. 14

 

 

 

Course Overview: Introductions

Reflections on individual experience

Inquiry into the nature of language and the systems involved

 

What is languageÑcomponents, characteristics, universal origins

Define anthropology, sociology, psychology, culture, community, and family for yourself.

Examine the impact of language in each of these areas

 

Read e-reserve Baker to see how language is transcribed.                               

 

Ch. 1

Learning how to research language in your classroom (Preface)

 

 

 

 

Jan. 21

Martin Luther King Day

 

Jan. 28

 

 

 

 

What is languageÑContinued

      

Language Acquisition and Theories of Stages

BABY TALK TAPE

Read e-reserve Yellin, Blake, Devries --Language Characteristics                                              

Read e-reserve Yellin, Blake, Devries --Language Acquisition

Ch. 2

 

Part 1ÑRice, Martin, Heath, Power

Part 3ÑGolinkoff & Hirsh-Pasek; Osborne; Berube

 

Feb. 4

 

 

 

                    

 

                                

Language Development Prior to School

READING MATTERS TAPE 

Development of Language Systems-Phonetic, morphemic, semantic, syntactic, pragmatic   

                          Language Functions   BIG BOOK TAPE

Read e-reserve Yellin, Blake, DevriesÑLanguage and Cognition

Read e-reserve Piaget

Yellin, Blake, Devries --Halliday Seven Functions of Language

Groups work on Theorist Presentations

Ch. 4/5 & Ch. 6/7

 

 

 

 

Ch. 4/5 & Ch. 6/7

Part 1ÑVygotsky, Piaget, Chomsky, Gardner

 

 

Part1ÑHalliday; Part 2--Pinnel

 

 

 

Date

 

Topic

Assignment

Otto

Power & Hubbard

 

Feb. 11

 

 

 

 

 

 

Emergent Literacy

Kindergarten & First Grade

EMERGENT LITERACY TAPES

                                          Language Development, Settings, and Story

 

Emergent Literacy Analysis

 

 

 

Read e-reserve Temple & GilletÑChapter 3 Storytelling

Ch. 8 & Ch. 9

 

 

 

 

Part 2ÑNewkirk & McLure; Fletcher

 

Feb. 18

 

 

 

 

 

 

Language Theorists Paper

 

Story and Storytelling in the classroom

 

Story Practice

 

                                   Your Stories.

                                                 

5 minute Paper Presentation by each Language Theorist Group 

Read e-reserve ForestÑStorytelling

Read e-reserve RoneyÑBack to the Basics with Storytelling

Read e-reserve RossÑStoryteller

PARENT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS /. HOME\SCHOOL INTERACTIONS

 

 

Feb. 25

 

 

 

TEST ONE

Review all assigned e-reserves

Ch. 1, Ch. 2, Ch. 4/5, Ch. 6/7, Ch. 8, Ch. 9

Review assigned authors in Parts 1 & 2

Mar. 3

SPRING BREAK

Date

Topic

Assignment

Otto

Power & Hubbard

Mar. 10

 

 

 

 

 

 

Language Assessment

 

                        GUIDED READING TAPE---Running Record Assessment

                              Home /School Language Connections

Relating Assessment to Child Language

Evaluating what we have seen in Classrooms

 

 

 

Ch. 12                       

(Ch. 13)

 

 

 

Ch.14

Part 3--Wolkomir

Mar. 17

 

 

                  

 

 

Language in Primary/Elementary Classrooms

Reading/Writing Tape

Language in Elementary Classrooms

 

TEACHERS TEACHING WRITING

                                                     

 

Tape Analysis

Development of Language Systems, Development as a Speaker, Reader, Writer, Speller

 

 

Tape Analysis

Ch. 10.

 

 

Review Preface

 

 

Part 2ÑGallas, Anton-Oldenburg. Ballenger, Beseler, Griffin, Pappenheimer, & Swaim

Mar. 24

 

 

 

Language in Elementary Classrooms

 

ANTICIPATION TAPE

Directed Reading Activity

Morphemic, Semantic, Syntactic, Pragmatic Development

Ch. 11

 

Mar. 31

 

 

 

 

Elementary Classroom Language Literacy/Strategies

KWL/DRA/QAR          Semantic Mapping Semantic Feature Concept Guide ETC

Read e-reserve Burns, Roe, and Smith

 LANGUAGE AUTOBIOGRAPHY DUE

 

Test Review

Part 2ÑMadden; MacKay; Young, Rowe; Lindfors

 

Date

Topic

Assignment

Otto

Power & Hubbard

Apr. 7

 

      TEST TWO

 

Chs. 10,11,12,13,& 14

All readings since the lst test

Apr. 14

 

 

 

 

                          Apr. 21

 

 

Middle School Language and Strategies

Development as Speakers, Spellers, Readers, Writers

READING/ WRITING RESPONSE TAPE                 

Development of Language Systems

Middle School Functions

SKETCH TO STRETCH TAPE

Dialect and ESL in Schools and Society

Code Switching

 

Christmas Books

Read e-reserve Hynds --Chs. 1-3

 

Read e-reserve Albright & Ariail--Tapping the Potential of Read Alouds in Middle School

Read e-reserve IveyÑReflections on Teaching

Read e-reserves
McWhorterÑSpreading the Word                

Garcia & JensenÑHelping Young Hispanic Learners                       

Villegas & LucasÑThe Culturally Responsive Teacher

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ch. 3

 

 

 

Part 2ÑCunningham,

 Review Lindfors

 

 

 

 Part 1-- Samway & Mckeon

Part 3ÑStiel; Valdez

                        Part 1ÑRickford & Rickford

Part 2ÑDelpit

Part 3ÑWolfram

Christensen

Apr. 23

 

 

 

 

 

Language, Family, Community, Culture

Analysis of Models of Language Learning in Classrooms

 Read e-reserve HandelÑFamily Reading                       

Read e-reserve PiperÑ Intercultural Communication                                                     

Read e-reserve Yellin, Blake & DeVries-Introduction to the Language Arts

 SC Standards for the Language Arts

 

Part 3- Scollen & Scollen,

Tannen

Ostrow

 

April 30

 

FINAL EXAM

12-3