Indigenous Language Revitalization Summer Institute
How to Create and Sustain Successful Indigenous Language Immersion Programs A 4-day hands-on, how-to workshop for creating a new language immersion program or re-energizing an existing immersion program by converting weaknesses into strengths. Who's Invited Those committed to saving at-risk indigenous languages. Those wanting to start a language immersion school or program. Those wanting to improve the academic achievement of American Indian students. Those currently working in a language immersion school or program who want to ensure its success and longevity. In this workshop: Founder and former Director of Puente de Hozho Tri-lingual School, Dr. Michael Fillerup, guides you through his 10-step process for creating and sustaining an indigenous language immersion program for the ages. Additionally you will learn: How to develop the Five Essential Elements of a language immersion program. How to maximize the 4 P's - Promotion, Publicity, Public Relations, and Parent Participation. The Do's and Don'ts of a language immersion program. Potential obstacles and how to overcome them. Troubleshooting and practical advice. How to Light Two Candles with One Flame (i.e., revitalizing the indigenous language while boosting student achievement)
Date and Time
Monday Jul 6, 2015 Thursday Jul 9, 2015
7/6/15 - 7/9/15 8:00AM - 5:00PM
Location
NAU College of Education 801 S Knoles Dr Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Fees/Admission
$375 if also registered for AIITEC Conference. $500 standalone http://nau.edu/COE/ILRSIRegistration/
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Contact Information
Michael Fillerup, Workshop Coordinator
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