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Page 41
The group that is most interested in learning the language (adults and elders)
includes the fairly large group of semi-speakers, who also report having a high
level of listening comprehension. Many of these are also interested in becoming
...
The group that is most interested in learning the language (adults and elders)
includes the fairly large group of semi-speakers, who also report having a high
level of listening comprehension. Many of these are also interested in becoming
...
Page 169
While Karen would still have to struggle with the alphabet (or, alternatively, the
syllabic system)ifshe was learning in Cree she would at least be learning how to
read and write in a language with which she was familiar. Learning to read and ...
While Karen would still have to struggle with the alphabet (or, alternatively, the
syllabic system)ifshe was learning in Cree she would at least be learning how to
read and write in a language with which she was familiar. Learning to read and ...
Page 426
They also sought the support ofteachers and other students, as well as services
offered through the learning centres. In addition, some students chose courses
with the specific intent of strengthening academic weaknesses. Academic peer ...
They also sought the support ofteachers and other students, as well as services
offered through the learning centres. In addition, some students chose courses
with the specific intent of strengthening academic weaknesses. Academic peer ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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