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Huddleston 1980

 
Reference
 

Huddleston, Mark. 1980. "Which language for literacy?" Notes on Literacy 30:9–12. Interest level: lay specialist.

Summary
 

Explores advantages and disadvantages of beginning a literacy program in the mother tongue rather than in a trade or national language. Discusses the goals of literacy from the viewpoint both of SIL and local governments. Includes many quotes from authoritative sources. Concludes it is best to start out teaching in the mother tongue and then progress to the trade or national language.


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