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| EDRD 4317 |
| Teaching English Literacy from a Spanish Literacy Base |
| Three semester hours. (FL/SP/SS) |
| Delivered in Spanish and English, this course examines the interdependence among curricular organization, instructional delivery, and assessment to facilitate the development of English literacy from a foundation in Spanish literacy. Special attention is given to relevant theories which support the use of appropriate instruction and resources to facilitate the literacy needs. May be taken for graduate credit. A grade of "C" or better must be earned to successfully complete the course. Prerequisites: Admission to the College of Education; oral and written proficiency in Spanish and English; 2.7 overall grade point average, EDCI 3301, EDBE 3325, EDRD 3309 and Spanish 3310, or graduate standing. |
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