Graduate Course Descriptions

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5324. Teaching for Intercultural Citizenship and Human Rights I

Also offered as: ALDS 5324, CLCS 5324

3.00 credits

Prerequisites: None.

Grading Basis: Graded

Explores the role of intercultural competence and human rights education from a variety of perspectives, including applied linguistics, education, psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, and pragmatics. Through readings, online and face-to-face discussions, role-plays, scenarios, and presentations students will critically reflect on models of intercultural competence and human rights education and their relation to (student) outcomes; examine the role of social justice and human rights within the teaching of intercultural competence; and integrate and assess intercultural competence in teaching. Taught in English.


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Term Class Number Campus Instruction Mode Instructor Section Session Schedule Enrollment Location Credits Grading Basis Notes
Fall 2023 13816 Storrs Hybrid Wagner, Manuela 001 Reg Mo 3:30pm‑6:15pm
6/10 OAK 110 3.00 Graded