Further Applications of Linguistics to Australian Aboriginal Contexts. Occasional Papers Number 8.

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Title: Further Applications of Linguistics to Australian Aboriginal Contexts. Occasional Papers Number 8.
Language: English
Authors: McKay, G. R., Sommer, B. A., Applied Linguistics Association of Australia.
Availability: Applied Linguistics Association of Australia, Centre for Language Learning and Teaching, University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, Queensland, 4350, Australia.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 138
Publication Date: 1984
Document Type: Opinion Papers
Collected Works - General
Descriptors: Basic Skills, Creative Writing, Cultural Context, Elementary Education, English (Second Language), Foreign Countries, Indigenous Populations, Land Settlement, Language of Instruction, Language Proficiency, Linguistic Borrowing, Minority Groups, Second Language Instruction, Spelling, Teacher Education, Teaching Methods, Uncommonly Taught Languages, Urban Youth, Writing Instruction
Geographic Terms: Australia
ISSN: 0314-3937
Abstract: These papers represent applications of linguistics in Australian Aboriginal contexts, not only from a language viewpoint, but encompassing the interactions of language, society, politics, and culture. They include: "Loanwords: Ours or Theirs?" (Velma J. Leeding); "We Spell It 'Gooniyandi'" (David Street and Topsy Chestnut); "An Orthography Chosen By Those Who Speak Gooniyandi" (Joyce Hudson); "Misunderstanding Aboriginal English: The Role of Socio-Cultural Context" (Diana Eades); "Linguistics and the Land Rights in the Northern Territory" (David Nash); "Linguistic Considerations of Land Tenure in Western Arnhem Land" (Sue Kesteven); "Teaching Creative Writing to Aboriginal Children in Urban Primary Schools" (Brian Gray); "Rationale for the LIRP2 Method of Teaching English as a Second Language" (Joan Kale); "What is the Minimum Language Proficiency Necessary for English-Medium Training?" (David R. Richards); and "The Place of Linguistics in Teacher Training for Aborigines and Islanders" (Neil Chadwick). (Most papers contain references.) (NAV)
Entry Date: 1996
Accession Number: ED397689
Database: ERIC
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