EDU 6860 — Developmental Language, Literacy, and Writing: Assessment and Instruction

3 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Introduces fundamental theoretical instructional principles of developing oral and written language, reading, writing, and language arts skills. Offers students an opportunity to learn about materials, instructional strategies, classroom-based assessment for literacy development and instruction, and empowering both elementary and secondary readers. Links a focus on early literacy acquisition with clinical assessment and questions regarding English-language learners and students with mild-to-moderate learning disabilities and variations. Studies a multisensory, tiered evidenced-based reading program with a strong phonological foundation, including how specific dyslexia scales are used for early identification and monitoring.

Unlocks

EDU 6780, EDU 6930

Courses that list EDU 6860 in their prerequisites.

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