'Aboriginal languages' diaporamas de présentation

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Why are languages important?

Countries which are trying to reconcile public administration and education . The need to access advanced technical skills. The need to communicate with a wider world. Language planning is centered around economic goals. Why are languages important?. Thai. Punjabi. WHY ENGLISH?.

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Toward an Indigenous Language Policy Index

Toward an Indigenous Language Policy Index. CRLCC Brown Bag Lunch Talk, April 10, 2019 Ian Martin, College universitaire Glendon College, York University imartin@glendon.yorku.ca. TRC Calls to Action #13, 14, 15 (2015). 13

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Aboriginal Affairs Branch Department of Canadian Heritage

ABORIGINAL PROGRAMS. Aboriginal Affairs Branch Department of Canadian Heritage. ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS BRANCH. Established in 2003 Strong Aboriginal policy base Some $67 million for programs Developing relationship between Aboriginal & non-Aboriginal societies in Canada

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Indigenous Languages in Canada

Indigenous Languages in Canada. Lorena Sekwan Fontaine University of Winnipeg. Lawrence Edward Fontaine. Young/ Bignell Family. 2016 Canada Census. More than 70 Indigenous languages

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Australian Englishes

Australian Englishes. Overview. Introduction History: Colonisation and language import Development of AusE Regional varieties of AusE Development of Creole languages. 1. Introduction. TV ad: "Where the bloody hell are you!?". 1. Introduction.

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Moving curriculum forward:

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Moving curriculum forward:

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LANGUAGE AND CULTURE ABORIGINALS

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE ABORIGINALS. AKIS FLEVOTOMAS. GENERAL INFORMATION. The aboriginal languages are languages that are spoken by the Aborigines of Australia and by few nearby islands excluding the language of Tasmania and the eastern Torres Strait Island languages .

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