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| 041 | [ 0] |a eng |
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| 100 | [ 1] |a Rice, Sally. |
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| 245 | [1 0] |a Applied field linguistics: delivering linguistic training to speakers of [endangered languages / |c Sally Rice |
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| 260 | [ ] |c 2011 |
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| 300 | [ ] |a p. 319-338 |
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| 362 | [ 0] |a Vol. 25 (Jyly 2011) |
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| 520 | [ ] |a As an offshoot of the Canadian Indigenous Languages and Literacy Development In¬stitute (CILLDI), the Department of Linguistics at the University of Alberta offers a Community Linguist Certificate (CLC) program to speakers of First Peoples’ languages of (mainly) Western Canada. The CLC program provides linguistic analysis and lan¬guage documentation training to speakers of endangered languages interested in working toward their preservation and revitalization. This paper describes the development of what is essentially a training program for applied field linguists, outlines the coursework associated with the CLC and addresses some of the impact this program is having on speakers and instructional staff alike |
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| 650 | [1 7] |a Ngôn ngữ |2 TVĐHHN. |
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| 653 | [ ] |a Language policy and planning. |
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| 653 | [ ] |a Community languages. |
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| 653 | [ ] |a Indigenous. |
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| 653 | [ ] |a Oral language. |
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| 653 | [ 0] |a Language revitalization. |
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| 653 | [0 ] |a Digital literacy. |
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| 773 | [ 0] |t Language and education |g 2011, Vol25, N.3 |
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