Problems of teaching senior English in an intercultural, secondary boarding school for Eskimo and Indian students
The greatest need for the efficient operation of a democracy appears to be a populace capable of keeping itself informed on all phases of government affairs. Surely an ability to read and speak the English language with facility must be a necessity in the efficient operation and maintenance of a dem...
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| Format: | Master Thesis |
| Language: | English |
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California State University, Fresno
1963
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10211.3/182342 |
| Summary: | The greatest need for the efficient operation of a democracy appears to be a populace capable of keeping itself informed on all phases of government affairs. Surely an ability to read and speak the English language with facility must be a necessity in the efficient operation and maintenance of a democratic government in the United States. The understanding of the spoken and written language is of no less importance. In addition, the personality development of the individual citizen can be enhanced or marred by the ability to manipulate language for everyday situations in such a way for the person to feel confident. map Includes bibliographical references. |
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