Section outline

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      Lesson One: Diglossia 

    Objective: 

    - Introducing students to the concept of diglossia as a key sociolinguistic situation.

    -Enabling  students to describe and analyse the functional distribution of High and Low varieties within a speech community

    Content:

    -Definition of Diglossia and its features

    -Extended Diglossia  

        Lesson2: Bilingualism

    Objectives:

    -Understanding the concept of Bilingualism from different perspectives

    -Identifying the different types of Bilingualism

    Content: 

    -The definition of Blingualism 

    -Types of Bilingualism

             Lesson3:Code-switching 

    Objectives:

    -Understanding code switching as a systematic feature of multilingual discourse, to distinguish it from related phenomena such as code mixing

     -Developing  students’ ability to interpret the communicative and social functions of code switching

    Content: 

    -The definition of Code-switching and its types

    -Code switching vs Code mixing

    -Functions of code-switching 

                  Lesson four: Language Borrowing 

    Objectives: 

    -to understand language borrowing as a major outcome of language contact, 

    -to define and distinguish borrowing from code switching and related phenomena,

    Content 

    -The definition of borrowing and its types 

    -Borrowing and other linguistic phenomena.

            Lesson Five: Pidgin and Creoles

    Objectives

    -Understanding pidgins and creoles as products of intense language contact, to distinguish them from other reduced or mixed codes, and to describe their structural and functional characteristics

    Content

    -basic distinctions between Pidgin and creoles

    -Structural Characteristics of Pidgin and Creole

    -Sociolinguistic Status

                Lesson 6: Globalisation 

    Objectives

    -Understanding the concept of globalisation from different perspectives and disciplines.
     -Discussing the factors of globalisation of English and defining the features of global English. 

    Content

    -What is Globalisation and English as a Global Language
    -World Englishes and the Factors of the Global Spread of English

                Lesson 7: Language Planning 

    Objectives

    -Understand what is language planning.
    -Distinguish between the different types of language planning.

    Content

     -Definition of Language Planning
    - Types of Language Planning

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