Embedded Files
The CSUCI Dual Language Learners Project ended June 30, 2020.
The CSUCI Dual Language Learners Project ended June 30, 2020.
Students who are interested in completing the Dual Language Learners Course (ECS 462) may apply to Open University and complete CSUCI academic courses. Please review tuition rates and requirements. Students interested in completing one-course or a few courses do not have to be admitted to the degree program.
Students who are interested in completing the Dual Language Learners Course (ECS 462) may apply to Open University and complete CSUCI academic courses. Please review tuition rates and requirements. Students interested in completing one-course or a few courses do not have to be admitted to the degree program.
Students who attend CSUCI to complete a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Studies will complete ECS 462 as part of their program requirements.
Students who attend CSUCI to complete a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Studies will complete ECS 462 as part of their program requirements.
For more information see the links below.
Open University provides an opportunity for those who are not currently admitted to CSUCI to enroll in regular session, undergraduate credit courses on a "space available" basis, subject to the approval of the instructor. Up to 24 units of credit taken through Open University may be applied toward a baccalaureate degree at CSUCI. Up to 9 units of Open University credit may be applied to a CSUCI graduate degree.
To learn more about Open University visit: https://ext.csuci.edu/programs/open-university/index.htm
Open University Tuition & Fees: https://ext.csuci.edu/programs/open-university/fees.htm
To review the University Catalog & Schedule of Classes: https://www.csuci.edu/academics/catalog-and-schedule/
About Early Childhood Studies
About Early Childhood Studies
Young children, including dual language learners and those with special needs, fascinate you. You’re curious about how they develop and learn. You want to work with them and their families—in homes, schools and communities. By studying Early Childhood Studies at California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI), you’ll receive an education that’s creative, and innovative—and that will prepare you to work with children, from birth to age 8, and their families.
To visit the Early Childhood Studies Program Website: https://www.csuci.edu/academics/earlychildhoodstudies.htm
Contact the Early Childhood Studies Chair, Dr, Mari Riojas-Cortez: mari.riojas-cortez@csuci.edu
Course Description for ECS 462 - Dual Language Learners: Context & Approaches
Course Description for ECS 462 - Dual Language Learners: Context & Approaches
Hours: Three hours lecture per week Prerequisites: Senior Standing Prepares current and future educational professionals to teach and work in multicultural and multilingual early learning programs focused on infancy to third grade. The course responds to a growing need for teachers and early learning professionals to develop skills and knowledge to implement developmentally, culturally and linguistically responsive practices. The focus is on current theory, research, policy and methodology that illuminate powerful practices to support early learning and development for young dual language learners in different programs, models, approaches, initiatives and classroom configurations.
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse