Part 1: Theory foundations (pre-census assessment 10%) Part 2: Transcription (20%)

This subject provides foundation knowledge about linguistics and phonology, upon which students will build for future clinical practice. This subject will explore the acquisition of speech sound systems including phonetics, phonology, prosody and morphology. Students will also learn about the transcription and analysis of the speech sound system. Australian linguistic diversity will also be explored with reference to Standard Australian English and Australian Aboriginal English.

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71409 Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) [Embedded], 113121 Diploma of Higher Education, 112810 Bachelor of Psychological Science, 116009 Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), 109210 Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education), 109310 Bachelor of Education (Primary), 109410 Bachelor of Education (Secondary), 108309 Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) [IHCAP] [Embedded]

71409 Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) [Embedded], 113121 Diploma of Higher Education, 112810 Bachelor of Psychological Science, 116009 Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), 109210 Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education), 109310 Bachelor of Education (Primary), 109410 Bachelor of Education (Secondary), 108309 Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) [IHCAP] [Embedded] Offerings: All

SL1002 - Foundations of Linguistics and Phonology

Foundations of Linguistics and Phonology

Describe the processes involved in the production of speech

Relate knowledge of linguistic differences to speech pathology practice

Describe the acquisition of speech sound systems and apply these to Standard Australian English

Transcribe speech and analyse phonology, phonetics, prosody and morphology

Describe the structural components of speech and language including phonetics, phonology, prosody and morphology