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In this paper, a brief history of the Navajo written language between 1819 and the present is presented. The paper describes the progress of Navajo as a written language. The history was used as background material for a meeting organized by the Sanostee-Toadlena Navajo Bilingual Education Project. The meeting's purpose was to survey the present situation of written Navajo and to look at the needs for new material to help Navajo children to learn to read their own language in the first grades. An abstract of "Some Aspects of Navajo Orthography," a dissertation by Dr. Wayne Holm, Director of Rock Point School, is appended. A related document is ED 043 413. (NQ)
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Ebook · ERIC ED068229: Written Navajo: A Brief History. Navajo Reading Study Progress Report No. 19. · ERIC · Internet Archive
ERIC Archive · Abstracts · American Indian Languages · History · Literature Reviews · Navajo · Written Language · Young, Robert W.