LING 11.25 Introduction to Indigenous Languages

This is a hybrid course that will combine elements of independent study with seminar-style discussion. Students will design a plan for deep and meaningful engagement with their target language and discuss relevant methodologies and case studies. Recognizing the particular urgency and challenges many learners of indigenous language face, the course will cover methodologies, strategies for language learning, as well as the opportunities and constraints to equip students as indigenous language learners.

Instructor

Whaley

Cross Listed Courses

NAIS 30.25

Degree Requirement Attributes

Lang:LRP; Dist:SOC; WCult:NW

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Offered

• Winter