PRATHAMIK SHAIKSHIK MAHA SANGH NA DHARNA GANDHINAGAR
help reverse the trend of language endangerment in numerous ways. The effectiveness of boarding schools at reducing the number of speakers of Native American languages speaks to the power of education at shaping language knowledge and use. It is for this reason that endeavors such as the Paiute classes at the University are so important: They harness the power of education in order to begin to heal some of the devastating harm that educational policies and practices have inflicted on Native Americans. In the process, the classes help to recognize, celebrate and strengthen the rich linguistic legacy of our region.
PRATHAMIK SHAIKSHIK MAHA SANGH NA DHARNA GANDHINAGAR
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Ignacio Montoya is an Assistant Professor in the English Department. He earned his PhD in Linguistics from The Graduate Center, City University of New York. His linguistic specialization is morphology (the structure of words), and his current research interests include language revitalization and reclamation and Indigenous languages of North America.
1. International Mother Language Day: 21 February
2. Mithun, Marianne. 2001. The languages of native
PRATHAMIK SHAIKSHIK MAHA SANGH NA DHARNA GANDHINAGAR
Important link
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Ignacio Montoya is an Assistant Professor in the English Department. He earned his PhD in Linguistics from The Graduate Center, City University of New York. His linguistic specialization is morphology (the structure of words), and his current research interests include language revitalization and reclamation and Indigenous languages of North America.
1. International Mother Language Day: 21 February
2. Mithun, Marianne. 2001. The languages of native
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