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2010.
"In one rural Alaska school district, parents have a choice to place their child in an English only school or a Yupik immersion school. In the En
Manuscript
2010.
"Teacher research conducted at Ayaprun Elitnaurvik Charter School in Bethel, Alaska introduced 18 kindergarten students to writing through Yuraq
Manuscript
2010.
"The Yup'ik people of southwestern Alaska are experiencing language shift from Yugtun to English. This study is a conversation between three Yugt
Manuscript
2010.
"The purpose of this research was to see if using multicultural literature potentially enhances a student's own respect of his/her culture and la
Manuscript
2010.
"Since the establishment of a Yup'ik immersion school in Bethel in the mid 1990s, immersion programming has spread to many schools in Southwester
Manuscript
2019.
This research was conducted in a setting where the students are losing their Indigenous language. It is centered around the retention and revital
Electronic resource
Steve Jacobson talks about working with the Eskimo Language Workshop, spending a year in a Yupik village as a volunteer, trying to learn the Yupi
Audio cassette
2010.
"The Alutiiq language on Kodiak Island (Alaska) is severely threatened, with only 37 resident speakers. The Alutiiq communities of Kodiak are eng
Manuscript
2010.
"This present research attempts to discover the effectiveness of focus on form in a Yugtun First Language third grade classroom. The procedures f
Manuscript
2010.
"This thesis explores language shift in the Kuiggluk speech community through interviews, observation, and surveys. Kuiggluk is a Yup'ik communit
Manuscript
2015.
This Sustainability Plan was written for the Native Village of Port Graham for their language program, Tamamta Litnaurluta. The Native Village of
Electronic resource