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Developmental Neurobiology of Language and Cognition
ACN 7387
School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Consideration of current neurological data concerning the pre/postnatal development of the brain and how changes in brain structure and function provide the foundations of children's language development and language disorders. We will examine models of the neural substrates and circuitry underpinning developmental changes in language, cognitive control and working memory, episodic memory, and visual face processing in both typical (monolingual and bilingual) language users and in children with developmental language disorders including specific language impairment, developmental language disorders, reading disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and cognitive-communicative language disorders. 3 credit hours.
Prerequisites: (COMD 6308 and COMD 6377) or instructor consent required.
Offering Frequency: Each year
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Developmental Neurobiology of Language and Cognition
ACN 7387
School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Consideration of current neurological data concerning the pre/postnatal development of the brain and how changes in brain structure and function provide the foundations of children's language development and language disorders. We will examine models of the neural substrates and circuitry underpinning developmental changes in language, cognitive control and working memory, episodic memory, and visual face processing in both typical (monolingual and bilingual) language users and in children with developmental language disorders including specific language impairment, developmental language disorders, reading disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and cognitive-communicative language disorders. 3 credit hours.
Prerequisites: (COMD 6308 and COMD 6377) or instructor consent required.
Offering Frequency: Each year
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