Teaching and Learning Resources for Endangered Languages

Previous research on endangered languages (EL) has focused on two areas: documentation and revitalization (REHG & Campbell 2018). For revitalization, it is essential to create teaching and learning materials (TLM), yet there is limited research on this topic. This volume, a follow-up from the Fo...

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Main Author: Rushengul Urayim (Author)
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Published: University of Windsor, 2024-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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