Brief Introduction
Get an introduction to applied linguistics and how linguistics is applied in a range of fields - from language teaching to law.
Course Summary
This course provides an introduction to the field of applied linguistics, which involves the practical application of linguistic theories to real-world problems. Through engaging with examples from different languages and contexts, students will learn about language acquisition, language use, and language policy.
Key Learning Points
- Explore the key concepts and theories of applied linguistics
- Apply linguistic theories to real-world language problems
- Gain a deeper understanding of language acquisition, use, and policy
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Learning Outcomes
- Understand the key concepts and theories of applied linguistics
- Apply linguistic theories to real-world language problems
- Develop critical thinking skills in analyzing language use and policy
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- No prior knowledge of linguistics is required
- Basic knowledge of a second language is helpful
Course Difficulty Level
Beginner
Course Format
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Requirements
- This course is designed for:
Knowledge
- Have you ever met an applied linguist?Language and the big decisions in lifeInspiring language learningThe social role of pronunciationInvestigating language in useJoining the Applied Linguistics and TESOL community at Leicester
Summary of User Reviews
Discover the world of applied linguistics with this introductory course. Students love the range of topics and the engaging teaching style.
Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
Engaging teaching style
Pros from User Reviews
- Wide range of topics covered
- Engaging teaching style
- Suitable for beginners
- Interactive quizzes and activities
- Flexible schedule
Cons from User Reviews
- Some topics may be too basic for advanced learners
- Limited opportunities for interaction with other students
- Content may be too theoretical for some learners
- Lack of practical application examples
- Course material not always up-to-date