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Volume 19, Number 1 (April 1984)
 
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Volume 19, Number 1 (April 1984).

© 1984 Summer Institute of Linguistics, Inc.

 

Complete Table of Contents

Front Matter

From the editors

After literacy, what next?, by UNESCO

Literacy, Yes, but in what language?, by UNESCO

Report: The Huli-Duna Literacy/Appropriate Technology Workshop, by Kove Waiko

Planning stage
Setting objectives
Choosing participants
Choosing activities
Choosing a place for the workshop
Determining total cost
Planning the daily program
Seeking approval of plan from funding agency
Making final arrangements
Workshop stage
Running the workshop
Cleaning up
Group evaluating time
Getting home
Evaluation stage
Meeting objectives
Problems encountered
Social activities
The Huli-Duna Literacy Committee
Youth night
Spiritual or religious activities
Participation
Commitment
Suggestions
Daily program
Week 1
Week 2
Projected/approved funding

Report: The Angal Heneng Literacy Program, by Debbie Gasser

Provincial literacy committee background
Decentralization: District literacy committees
Angal Heneng District five-year plan
Strategy A: Set up literacy classes
Agency cooperation
First year evaluation
Reasons for success

Report: A national literacy course, by Heather Patrick


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