Must Leave Dialects Alone in Classrooms, Linguist Says
A Ford Foundation funded study led by Alfred Hayes argues that nonstandard dialects such as Negro English should be encouraged in schools. Hayes says recognizing dialect diversity supports self esteem and learning, and proposes bilingual classroom use with controlled switching between dialects and standard English.
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Technical Units To Hear Talks On Civic Center
Cedar Rapids civic center proposal to be discussed by local leaders at the Assn of Technical Societies meeting at the Town House. Panelists include Larry Owen Frank Bush Bob Johnson Ted Healey and Milton Carlson with slides of the Duluth arena as a model. Social hour at 6 30 p m followed by dinner and program at 7 30 p m Tickets available by contacting local technical societies or Lou Fairchild Dick Jensen.
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