The Grammar in Aphasia & Bilingualism
(GAB) Lab
Office Hours (Fall 2018): T/Th 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. or by appointment
Linguistics learning materials:
Linguistics can be a difficult subject to master. It requires students to think about language in a way that is novel for most. To make learning easier, I have created the following teaching materials:
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flashcards where you can practice matching sounds in English words to IPA symbols
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flashcards where you can practice matching IPA symbols' features to the IPA symbol it describes
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course review jeopardy games (customized to LING300/PSYC470/ANTH373 at USC)
Courses taught:
Linguistics courses:
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Introduction to Language (LING101, USC, 4 semesters)
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Introduction to Language Science (LING300/PSYC470/ANTH373, USC, 2 semesters)
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The English Language (LING301/ENGL389, USC, 1 semester)
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English as a Second Language (ESL) courses:
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Linguistic Skills for Non-Native Speakers 1 (LING102, USC, 2 semesters)
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Linguistic Skills for Non-Native Speakers 2 (LING103, USC, 2 semesters)
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ESL Conversation (Beginning – Advanced ESL, Chesapeake College, 9 semesters)
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ESL Grammar & Writing ((Beginning – Advanced ESL, Chesapeake College, 9 semesters)
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ESL Literature & Composition (Intermediate – Advanced ESL, Chesapeake College, 3 semesters)
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GED for ESL (Intermediate – Advanced ESL, Chesapeake College, 3 semesters)
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English Composition courses:
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Critical Reading & Composition (ENGL102, USC, 3 semesters)
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Rhetoric & Composition (ENGL101, USC, 1 semester)