EDU 40200 LITERACY ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION OF DIVERSE LEARNERS (3)
Realize appropriate and various literacy assessment strategies (phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, reading comprehension, listening comprehension, writing, and emergent literacy) to engage learners (preK to 12th grade) in their own growth. Develop an understanding of the impact of external factors (eg. language, culture, and socioeconomic differences) on student learning. Acquire skills to determine how to select, implement and analyze screening, diagnostic and progress monitoring data of learners’ language acquisition and literacy development for instruction. Learn to use appropriate data for accountability purposes, to identify students at risk for specific difficulties and disabilities (such as but not limited to dyslexia and dysgraphia), and to create individualized interventions.
Prerequisites
PSY 12053 General Psychology,
EDU 20100 Educational Psychology, and Admittance to the School of Education
Notes
Elementary education majors must successfully complete EDU 40100 Theoretical and Foundational Knowledge of Structured Literacy Instruction (3 credits) before starting this course.