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Course Name: Language and Concept DevelopmentCourse Level: UndergraduateLanguage: EnglishCourse CodePrerequisitesCorequisites(T + P hours) ECTS CreditTypePSYC4508NoneNone3+05ElectiveCourse objectives: Examination of concepts related to language and language development in psychology.Course description: Examnation of theoretical issues and research on the acquisition of language, the relationship between cognitive and linguistic development. Coverage of the biological and social bases of language acquisition, and the theories about the development of the components of language (i.e. phonology, lexicon, morphology and syntax). Getting familiar with studies examining the relationship between language and cognition, language development in special populations such as deaf children, bilinguals, and children with developmental disorders.Evaluation system (in percentages):MidtermFinalTotal%40%60100Reference Brooks, P. J., & Kempe, V. (2012).?Language development. John Wiley & Sons.Weekly Course TopicsWeekTopic1.Introducing the objectives and content of the lesson2.Concepts about language and theoretical explanations about language ponents of the language4.Phonology5.Morphology6.Syntax7.Midterm8.Receptive - Reflective - Expressive language9.Self-centered language - Mother language10.Verbal communication - Nonverbal communication11.Concept development in the early years12.The purpose and content of early childhood literacy activities13.The purpose and content of early childhood literacy studies14.An overviewContribution of the Course to the Program OutcomesCourse OutcomesStudents will gain the following knowledge and skills at the end of the course:Describe the different components of language.Explain the biological and social bases of the acquisition of language in spoken and signed modalities.Discuss the proposals about the relationship between language and concept development.Define the processes of language acquisition in bilinguals and children with developmental disorders.Program OutcomesCO1CO2CO3CO41.To examine and compare different concepts in subfields of psychology and to have basic application skills.XXX2.To apply analytical and critical thinking skills in various fields of psychology, to be able to solve the problems related to the field with contemporary methods.XX3.The student has the skills to interpret facts, events and data, to define and analyze problems, to develop solutions based on research and evidence by using the knowledge and skills they have acquired in the field.4.Discussing and criticizing professional and ethical issues in program design and professional practice.5.To explain the procedures and rules in psychological measurement and interview techniques, and to develop the ability to apply them at a basic level.6.Adopting the rules of the positivist method and designing scientific research, collecting data, analyzing data and scientifically reporting the results.7.To gain the basic principles of scientific thinking, to be able to separate and / or integrate the knowledge gained by other disciplines with a critical point of view.8.To develop the competence for using the necessary information and communication technologies used to reach and spread information.9.To use oral and written communication skills effectively both in Turkish and at least one foreign language.10.Working effectively in individual and multidisciplinary research teams.11.To develop respect for interpersonal and cultural diversity and to have social responsibility.12.To be aware of psychological resilience, personal and professional development.Course Evaluation and ECTS WorkloadTypes of WorkNumberECTS WorkloadTimeAttendance14342Final exam12020Quizzes000Semester project000Assignments000Final project000Seminar000Duties12020Presentation000Midterm21530Project000Lab000Private lesson time000Other (Personal study)14114Total workload126Total workload/255.04ECTS Credit5Teaching Methods and Techniques: Lecture, DiscussionPrepared By: Date: 05.09.2020 ................
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