CARRERA: LICENCIATURA EN EDUCACIÓN
MENCIÓN : DOCENCIA EN IDIOMA INGLÉS
CICLO: PROFESIONAL
CURSO: LINGÜÍSTICA GENERAL / GENERAL LINGUISTICS
CÓDIGO: 31118
TÉCNICA DE APRENDIZAJE: CURSO ESTRUCTURADO
ELABORADO POR: PROFESORA MYRNA LOZANO
FEBRERO 2013
GENERAL LINGUISTICS
This is a structured course which implies that the Teaching-Learning thecnique to be applied in this subject is susceptible to be combined with other Teaching-Learning thecniques like Seminars, Workshops and Projects. This course is a pre-requisite of the course that follows it in the next level: Applied Linguistics. This means that the General Linguistics course guides the learners or students to get a solid base in managing the proper concepts of Linguistics with the purpose to make that the student achieve a critical thought in regards to the analysis in this area of the knowledge with the objective to direct him o her to get a clear vision about the Language as a social communication system.
The main aim of this course is to familiarize the students with the practical, theoretical and scientific study of the Language. Where the language is the main part in the expression and communication of thoughts and behaviors inherent to an individual in his or her inner monologue or in the social interactions among individuals that belong to a society.
Having as a basis the influence that the language has as the communication media among individuals and groups, due to the fact that it is used in all the areas and environments in which all the human beings perform. All of this, in order to cover the need of the Mankind to express thoughts and behaviors through the use of Languages and/or dialects in which have been established parameters that have been fixed by the social conventions of each gruop of individuals in which the languages have been systematized as organized codes in all their varieties and ways and most of the time, those codes have been delimited by Geografical and Groups areas.
The course of General Linguistics has 5 (five) general objectives that divide the subjects of study in five main units.
