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Syllabus ELT 111
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COURSEINFORMATION
1. CourseNumber :E LT111
2. CourseName :IntroductiontoLinguistics
1. CourseDescription :
The course
provides
an
overview
of
Linguistics
as
a discipline,
its
development,
levelsofstructureanditssignificancetoEnglishlanguageteaching.
3.
4. Pre-requisite :None
5. Co-requisite :None
6. Credit :3 units
7. Classschedule :None
8. ProgramEducationalObjectives(PEO)ofBSED:
Fiveyearsaftergraduation,theBSEDgraduatesofthe DepartmentofTeacherEducationshall:
1. Demonstrate professional expertise and professionalism in dealing with students with different
learningneedsandfromvarioussocio-culturalandpoliticalbackgrounds.
2. Showdeepknowledgeofcontent,pedagogy,educationaltechnology,curriculumandassessment
design,instructionalmaterialsdevelopment,andteacherdispositioninthepracticeofteaching.
3. Activelyengageincontinuingprofessionaldevelopmentprogramsthroughrelevantseminars,
workshopsandtrainingsincludinggraduateeducation.
9. StudentOutcomes(SO)ofBSEDandtheirlinkstoPEO:
PEO
Upongraduation,theBSED-ENGLISHstudentsareexpectedto:
1 2 3
Workeffectivelyandcollaborativelywithsubstantialdegreeofindependence
SOc
inmulticulturalteams.
Articulatetherootednessofeducationinphilosophical,socio-cultural,
SOf
historical,psychological,andpoliticalcontexts.
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SOg Demonstratemasteryofsubjectmatter/discipline
Facilitatelearningusingwiderangeofteachingmethodologiesanddelivery
SOh
modesappropriatetospecificlearnersandtheirenvironment
Developinnovativecurricula,instructionalplans,teachingapproaches,and
SOi
resourcesfordiverselearners
ApplyskillsindevelopmentandutilizationofICTtopromotequality,relevant
SOj
andsustainableeducationalpractices.
Demonstrateavarietyofthinkingskillsinplanning,monitoring,assessing,and
SOk
reportinglearningprocessesandoutcomes
Practiceprofessionalandethicalteachingstandardssensitivetothelocal,
SOl
nationalandglobalrealities.
Pursuelifelonglearningforpersonalandprofessionalgrowththroughvaried
SOm
experientialandfieldbasedopportunities.
UseEnglishasaglobalLanguageinamultilingualcontextasitappliestothe
*SOo
teachingoflanguageandliterature.
Showscompetenceinemployinginnovativelanguageandliteratureteaching
*SOr
approaches,methodologies,andstrategies.
Inspirestudentsandcolleaguestoleadrelevantandtransformativechangesto
*SOt
improvelearningandteachinglanguageandliterature.
Displayskillsandabilitiestobeareflectiveandresearchorientedlanguage
*SOu
andliteratureteacher.
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Graduatesofcollegesarequalifiedforthevarioustypesofemploymentand
SOv participateindevelopmentactivitiesandpublicdiscourses,particularlyin
responsetotheneedsofthecommunitiestheyserve.
10. CourseOutcomes(CO)ofELT111andtheirlinkstoSO
Uponcompletionofthe SO
course,theBSED-ENGLISH
studentsareexpectedto: a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v
Discoverk nowledgea nd
in-depthu nderstandingo f
them
ajorc orea reasin
CO1 linguistics-phonetics,
phonology,m orphology,
semantics,s yntaxa nd
pragmatics.
Toapplyknowledgein
linguisticsaidedwith
modernmediaand
CO2
technologytofacilitate
secondlanguage
learning.
Legend:
l=UponattainmentofthisCO,studentswillhavebeenintroducedtotheSO.
e=UponattainmentofthisCO,studentswillhaveenablingthemselvestoattaintheSO.
D=UponattainmentofthisCO,studentswillhaved emonstratedpartlyorfullytheSO.
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9. COandAssessmenttaskalignment
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11.CourseOutcomes(CO)ofELT111andtheirlinkstoSO
Note:Finala ssessmentw
illb
ea c omprehensivee
xamination( fromfi
rstt opict ot helast).
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11. AssessmentTaskDetails(Theory-based)
Assessment Coverage AssessmentT ask Details
Schedule
*Finalassessmentwillbeacomprehensiveexamination(fromfirsttopictothelast)inaMultiple
ChoiceQuestions
12. AssessmentTaskDetails(Practice/Performance-based)
Assessment Coverage AssessmentT ask Details
Schedule
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⮚ Students will roleplay a scenario on “ The Nature of
HumanLanguage”
⮚ Thetimeframeforthescenariowillbe5minutesonly.
⮚ Presentations will
be done
after the discussion on “ The
NatureofHumanLanguage”
⮚ Thecriterionforgradingwillbeasfollows;
Accuracytothesourcematerial–10points
Presentationperspective–5points
Useofnon-verbalcues–3points
Costumeandprops–2points
Second Week3and BoardWork ⮚ Inthistask,youaregoingtobegiven5words
Exam 4 ⮚ You will transcribe each word into the IPA
symbols and
(40%ofthe after which you will pronounce the words according to
exam) theappropriatepronunciation.
⮚ Each word will be graded according to the following
criteria:
⮚ CorrecttranscriptiontotheIPA(2points)
⮚ CorrectPronunciation(2points)
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13. COURSEOUTLINEANDTIMEFRAME
TIME
TOPICSFORFIRSTEXAMINATION TLA RequiredReadings
FRAME
Orientation
⮚ Self-introduction 1. UM Students
1.UMVision,MissionandGoal ⮚ Oralpresentation Manual
Week1 2.UniversitySongs,Logo usingcreativeway 2. Fromkin, V.,
and2 3.UMPersonnel ⮚ Groupwork Rodman, R. and
4. Orientation on OPM (Operational ⮚ Lecturewith
ProceduresManual) Hyams, N
.
(
2010).
discussion An I
ntroduction t
o
⮚ The ⮚ Group D
iscussion Linguistics.
Definition of ● Illustration Philippines: ESP
Language Printers,Inc.
⮚ Language as ReflectiveEssay pp12-66
System
⮚ Language as
Speech
⮚ Language as
Convention
⮚ Language as
Human
⮚ TheoriesoftheOriginof
Language.
⮚ InnateLanguageAbility
⮚ AnimalLanguage
TheMeaningofLinguistics
TOPICSFORSECONDEXAMINATION
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⮚ Phonetics ⮚ Lecturewith 3. Fromkin, V.,
● TheSoundsofEnglish discussion Rodman, R. and
Week3 ● ConsonantSounds ● GroupDiscussion Hyams, N. (2010).
and4 ● VowelSounds
● Illustration An Introduction to
⮚ OrgansofSpeech
⮚ Places & Manner of ● OralRecitation Linguistics.
Articulation Philippines: ESP
Transcription RolePlay Printers,Inc.
⮚InternationalPhoneticAlphabet Pp211-280
• Vowel 4. Fromkin, V.,
• Dipthongs Rodman, R. and
• Consonants Hyams, N. (2011).
⮚ Phonology An Introduction to
● SoundSystemofLanguage
Linguistics.
● ThePhoneme
● PhonologicalRules Canada: Cengage
SuprasegmentalFeatures Learning.
⮚ Morphology
● Morphemes Pp36-68
● Lexical&GrammaticalMorphemes
FreeandBoundMorphemes
TOPICSFORTHIRDEXAMINATION
⮚ Inflectional and
5. Fromkin, V.,
DerivationalMorphemes Rodman, R. and
● InflectionalAffixes ⮚ GroupActivity Hyams, N. (2010).
● DerivationalAffixes ⮚ OralRecitation
An Introduction to
Week5 ● Differences between types of ⮚ Boardwork
Affixes ⮚ Lecture – Linguistics.
and6
Word-FormationAffixes discussion Philippines: ESP
⮚ Round-Robin Printers,Inc.
⮚Syntax ⮚ Think-Pair-Share
NewsCasting pp78-128,139-176
● SentenceProgramming
● EightPartsofSpeech
● SimpleSentence
● CompoundSentence
● ComplexSentence
● Verbals
Verbs
TOPICSFORFOURTHEXAMINATION
⮚Semantics 6. Fromkin, V.,
Rodman, R. and
● TheFunctionofLexemes ⮚ GroupActivity Hyams, N. (2011).
● TheMeaningorMeaning ⮚ OralRecitation An Introduction to
Week7to
● SemanticRange ⮚ Boardwork
⮚ Lecture – Linguistics.
9 ● Collocation &
I
diom
● Homonymy&Polysemy discussion
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● The Human Element of ⮚ QuizBowl Canada: Cengage
Meaning ⮚ Human Board
Learning.
● Game
⮚ Pragmatics Pp324-366
● Implicature (Conversational
maxims)
● SpeechActs
● PDlitenessTheory
Discourse(topicsincludeproblems
inthesocietye.g.INTERNET
SOCIALMEDIA)
14. Textbooks
Ortega,S.(2019).AnIntroductiontoLinguistics.ForestHills,NY:WillfordPress
15. REFERENCES
Assessmentm
ethods Weights
EXAMINATIONS 60%
A. Exam1 st
– 3
rd 30%
B. FinalE xam 30%
CLASSP
ARTICIPATIONS 40%
C. Quizzes 10%
D. Assignments 5%
E. Research/Requirement 15%
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F. Oralr ecitation 10%
Total 100%
17.PoliciesandGuidelines
a. Attendanceiscountedfromthefirstregularclassmeeting.
b. Avalidatedstudentidentificationcardmustalwaysbywornbeallstudentswhileattending
classes.
c. Cheatingisstrictlyprohibited.Anyformofdishonestyshallbedealtwithaccordingly.Honestyis
calledforatalltimes.
d. Validexaminationpermitsarenecessaryintakingtheexaminationsasscheduled.
e. Base-15gradingpolicyshouldbeobserved.
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Referencesreviewedby:
Preparedby:
CLARISSAR.DONAYRE,MSLS
ChiefLibrarian
HAYDENB.GEMARINO,MAEd
Faculty
RecommendingApproval:
Reviewedby:
GINAFEG.ISRAEL,EdD
RUSSELJ.APORBO,MEAL DeanofCollege
BSEDProgramHead
Approvedby:
PEDRITOM.CASTILLO,EdD
AVP,LearningInnovationandDesign
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