REIL - Degree Requirements
**Because the REIL certificate is to be put on hiatus at the end of spring quarter, applications for the program are no longer being accepted.
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REIL Certificate - Degree Requirements
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Minimum Grade of C |
Each REIL Certificate course must be completed with a grade of C or above. No credit for C-minus grades. Course taken using the Pass/No-Pass grading option cannot be used to fulfill REIL Certificate requirements. If a student receives a grade of C-minus or below in a required REIL courses, he/she must re-take the course until a grade of C or above has been earned. If a student receives a grade of C-minus or below in elective courses in the REIL Certificate program, the student may choose to take a different elective class in order to earn the elective credit. |
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GPA - Course retakes |
If a student retakes a course because of a low grade, both the old grade and the new grade will appear on the student's PSU transcript both grades are calculated in the student's total Grade Point Average. |
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REIL Certificate - Scope of Study
The REIL Certificate provides fundamental training of language revitalization, jointly offered by Department of Applied Linguistics and Native American Studies Program. This interdisciplinary approach helps students understand community and language backgrounds in deeper and holistic manners.
Students will learn about causes of language loss and factors involved in language maintenance, and acquire skills for working with Native communities and organizations on language revitalization, including developing language materials and language assessment tools.
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The REIL Certificate is designed to provide students with: |
- background linguistic and community knowledge - language acquisition/bilingualism theory - pedagogical skills |
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This training will enable graduates: |
- to prepare to work with Native communities and organizations on language revitalization |
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The academic requirements of the REIL Certificate provide: |
- an interdisciplinary foundation/training for language revitalization along with supervised field experience |
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Enrolling for the REIL Certificate? Please contact: |
Nariyo Kono (nariyo@pdx.edu) |
REIL Certificate is co-sponsored by Department of Applied Linguistics (503.725.4098) and Department of Native American Studies Program (503.725.3081).
REIL Certificate - Course Prerequisites for Linguistics Courses
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Course Prerequisites / Sequencing: recommended preparation |
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LING 390 - Introduction to Linguistics |
Prerequisite: None. LING 390 serves as the prerequisite to all other courses in the program and must be take first. |
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LING 4/510 - Special Topics |
Courses numbered 410/510 are *special topics* courses. Their content and prerequisites will vary according to instructor and student interest. Please check the current course descriptions AND check with your advisor for more information. Your advisor can determine which program requirements a particular 4/510 course will satisfy. |
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LING 4/517 Maintenance and Revitalization of Endangered Languages (required) |
Prerequisite: LING 390 Introduction to Linguistics or LING /NAS 301 Introduction to Native American Languages |
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LING 4/532 - Sociolinguistics |
Prerequisite: LING 390 Introduction to Linguistics |
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LING 4/537 - First Language Acquisition |
Prerequisite: LING 390 Introduction to Linguistics |
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LING 4/538 - Second Language Acquisition |
Prerequisite: LING 390 Introduction to Linguistics Must be taken before the Methods sequence |
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LING 4/539 - Language Assessment |
Recommended: LING 4/577 TESOL Methods I & II |
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LING 4/571 - Understanding the International Experience |
Prerequisite: None. May be taken concurrently with LING 390, or directly after. Must be taken before the Methods sequence |
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LING 4/576 - Corpus Linguistics in Language Teaching |
Prerequisite: LING 390 Introduction to Linguistics Recommended: LING 4/577 TESOL Methods I |
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LING 4/577 - TESOL Methods I |
Prerequisite: LING 390 Intro to Linguistics LING 4/538 Second Language Acquisition LING 4/571 Understanding the International Experience |
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LING 4/580 - Bilingualism |
Prerequisite: LING 390 Introduction to Linguistics |
REIL Certificate is co-sponsored by Department of Applied Linguistics (503.725.4098) and
Department of Native American Studies Program (503.725.3081).
