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Current Publications

(2002-2003) MLAR Board took the responsibility, with funding assistance from Canadian Heritage, for a special project Shaping the Future through Heritage/International Languages. Two components of the project were the publication of a booklet on the Advantages of Learning a Heritage Language: Selected Essays and the production of a video Heritage Languages: A link to the past, our bridge to the future.

For more information on purchasing a copy of the video (20 minutes) or the selected essays, please contact MLAR office at mlar@accesscomm.ca

Past Publications:

  • Involved in the development of Heritage Language Curriculum Guide, published by Saskatchewan Education
  • Compiled the first Heritage Language Teachers’ Handbook
  • Commissioned a resource book Heritage Language Schools in Regina Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
  • Completed a special project The Impact of Learning Heritage Languages in Multilingual Schools in Regina: A Study
  • Completed International/Heritage Language Resource Material Bibliography, a compilation of resource materials in various ethnic languages used across Canada
  • Prepared Heritage Language Teachers’ Guide: Principles and Practices. This guide includes tips for heritage language teachers on many topics. Copies of this guide are being distributed to all heritage language teachers. It is also loaded on the Internet for the use of teachers everywhere
  • Prepared a brochure listing the usefulness of learning languages to motivate parents and children
  • MLAR Board Member representative sat on the Reference Committee of Saskatchewan Education to provide feedback on the Common Curriculum Framework for International Languages, which is the foundation for the development of language-specific curricula for many International Language program and courses. (To assist Heritage Language Schools with regards to curriculum problems—Saskatchewan Education, Alberta Education and Manitoba Education collaborated to develop Common Curriculum Framework for International Languages for many International Language program and courses)

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