Ethnolinguistic Research Methods

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This course develops an understanding and application of the principles, effective methods, and strategies for conducting cultural or linguistic research related to the following areas: the structure and/or status of languages, dialects, or creoles; the cross-cultural effectiveness of various methods of second or foreign language pedagogy; the major aspects and issues of cross-cultural service or communication in various ethnolinguistic contexts. Coursework develops practical and analytical skills for the planning, organization, and conduct of field research. Application of coursework can be made during a field experience, practicum, or Internship. Prerequisites: LNG 2100 Introduction to Linguistics; ICS 3200 Sociocultural Communication.