BTE667 Socio-Cultural Issues in Bilingual Education

Course Description

A seminar in issues that affect the socialization and enculturation of children in a multicultural society. Examines factors that affect the learning process, the role of the teacher as a change agent and institutional change in education. Provides the opportunity to critically analyze current political and social issues that affect the bilingual classroom. Helps students develop a personal philosophy of education.

Prerequisite

Passing competency test with 3.5 or above in the language of emphasis.

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