Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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In order to retain our language for the younger generations and to insure our survival as a people , I propose a Penobscot language curriculum for the Indian Island school . The school is a central location where most Penobscot students ...
In order to retain our language for the younger generations and to insure our survival as a people , I propose a Penobscot language curriculum for the Indian Island school . The school is a central location where most Penobscot students ...
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The curriculum needs to be geared to the stages appropriate for the development of the child . The language curriculum would be shaped by a number of other factors , namely the number of people available as instructors , available ...
The curriculum needs to be geared to the stages appropriate for the development of the child . The language curriculum would be shaped by a number of other factors , namely the number of people available as instructors , available ...
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Eventually , subjects such as arithmetic , English , and social studies were added to the curriculum . By the early 1950s , a program for actively teaching English had been implemented . In 1952 , employees of the federal government of ...
Eventually , subjects such as arithmetic , English , and social studies were added to the curriculum . By the early 1950s , a program for actively teaching English had been implemented . In 1952 , employees of the federal government of ...
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