Vernacular Languages in South Pacific Education: Report on a Workshop Held at the Pacific Languages Unit of the University of the South Pacific, Port Vila, Vanuatu on October 24-28, 1988Anthony Liddicoat |
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Programme of the Workshop | 3 |
Australia How the English language is used to put Koories down deny | 15 |
Cook Islands Cecilia Kave | 24 |
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Aboriginal achieved activities areas assistance Australia bilingual education bilingual programmes changes classroom Committee concern conference continue course culture curriculum Department described discussion economic effective English established experts expressed Fund groups implementation important Institute instruction interest involved Islands issues Kiribati Language Kohanga Reo Koories language planning language policy learning linguistic literacy maintenance Maori language materials means medium Melanesian mode movement Officer Pacific Languages Papua New Guinea parents particular planning possible pre-school present primary schools printing problems produce programme projects promoting Province pupils question reading refer region resource response Samoan schools second language secondary schools session situation skills social society Solomon South Pacific speaking status story Studies teachers teaching term Tongan Tongan language translation understanding UNESCO Unit University Vanuatu vernacular languages workshop Zealand