This paper aims to investigate how aboriginal primary students learn their mother tongue and English in Taiwan. By classroom observation, teachers'interview, and analysis of reference and data, three findings are concluded as follows. First, English does effect aboriginal students'pronunciation of their mother tongues. Second, schools and parents emphasize more on English than indigenous languages in primary stage. Third, despite long years of primary indigenous language education, the indigenous languages in Taiwan are still facing the danger of disappearance
[[abstract]]A language changes and varies with persons, things, times, places, and objects, so langu...
Language policy in Taiwan has been a focus of the government since the days of the Kuomintang (KMT) ...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this research is to explore the ethnic prejudice embedded in Taiwan's sch...
Taiwan has been postulated by many scholars as the ‘homeland of Austronesian languages,’ yet due to ...
Taiwan has over 16 tribes of Indigenous peoples, consisting of 42 local dialects from 3 major Austro...
[[abstract]]Aboriginal language education in Taiwan follows in the steps of up-to-bottom policies af...
A description of the role of language in the education system of any country is complicated by the n...
In order to understand foreign language teaching in contemporary Taiwan, one must know about somethi...
ABSTRACT\ud LANGUAGE POLICY IN TAIWAN: AGE AS A FACTOR OF SECOND\ud LANGUAGE ACQUISITION\ud by\ud Pe...
The Japanese language education in overseas territory started, first time in history, in Taiwan as a...
Language issues, often linked with ideas of history, sentiment, identity, ideology, maintenance, rev...
There is a growing tendency in Asia for English as a foreign / second (EFL/ESL) programs to be imple...
[[abstract]]In recent years, there has been an increasing number of English immersion kindergartens ...
[[abstract]]This study aims to use critical participatory action research as a tool to work with Eng...
Taiwan’s Indigenous children are culturally and linguistically different and socially and economical...
[[abstract]]A language changes and varies with persons, things, times, places, and objects, so langu...
Language policy in Taiwan has been a focus of the government since the days of the Kuomintang (KMT) ...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this research is to explore the ethnic prejudice embedded in Taiwan's sch...
Taiwan has been postulated by many scholars as the ‘homeland of Austronesian languages,’ yet due to ...
Taiwan has over 16 tribes of Indigenous peoples, consisting of 42 local dialects from 3 major Austro...
[[abstract]]Aboriginal language education in Taiwan follows in the steps of up-to-bottom policies af...
A description of the role of language in the education system of any country is complicated by the n...
In order to understand foreign language teaching in contemporary Taiwan, one must know about somethi...
ABSTRACT\ud LANGUAGE POLICY IN TAIWAN: AGE AS A FACTOR OF SECOND\ud LANGUAGE ACQUISITION\ud by\ud Pe...
The Japanese language education in overseas territory started, first time in history, in Taiwan as a...
Language issues, often linked with ideas of history, sentiment, identity, ideology, maintenance, rev...
There is a growing tendency in Asia for English as a foreign / second (EFL/ESL) programs to be imple...
[[abstract]]In recent years, there has been an increasing number of English immersion kindergartens ...
[[abstract]]This study aims to use critical participatory action research as a tool to work with Eng...
Taiwan’s Indigenous children are culturally and linguistically different and socially and economical...
[[abstract]]A language changes and varies with persons, things, times, places, and objects, so langu...
Language policy in Taiwan has been a focus of the government since the days of the Kuomintang (KMT) ...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this research is to explore the ethnic prejudice embedded in Taiwan's sch...