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So, the system doesn't allow for people like me to come in, doesn't allow for
people like my grandmother to come in and "educate". Right now, with the current
social and political situation, people like me find ourselves in arenas like this, ...
So, the system doesn't allow for people like me to come in, doesn't allow for
people like my grandmother to come in and "educate". Right now, with the current
social and political situation, people like me find ourselves in arenas like this, ...
Page 169
Learning to read and write in Cree would allow Karen to use familiar auditory and
grammatical cues in her native language to supplement the over-used visual
cues on which she presently relies when learning in English. Learning in her ...
Learning to read and write in Cree would allow Karen to use familiar auditory and
grammatical cues in her native language to supplement the over-used visual
cues on which she presently relies when learning in English. Learning in her ...
Page 323
In addition, he "challenged the monopoly of professionals" and "encourage[d] lay
participation" by allowing those intimately concerned with the offense, the
offender and the families and friends ofthe victim to speak without the restrictive ...
In addition, he "challenged the monopoly of professionals" and "encourage[d] lay
participation" by allowing those intimately concerned with the offense, the
offender and the families and friends ofthe victim to speak without the restrictive ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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