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- 06-18
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This issue of SangSaeng sends a powerful message to the readers about the importance of saving minority languages from extinction. Stories from <?XML:NAMESPACE PREFIX = ST1 />Thailand, the Philippines, Bhutan and China illustrate various revitalization programmes that raise hope for many endangered languages around the world.
The magazine also features a modest proposal from the Pacific on ‘Building a Diverse, Global Community Through Education’ by John R. Haglelgam, a former president of Federated States of Micronesia; a special peace story on ‘Smiling Children Belie the Tension in Kashmir’; and an interview with Jang Hwa-Jung, the General Manager of Samsung Children’s Museum. <?XML:NAMESPACE PREFIX = O />
Contents
From the Director’s Desk
Special Column
Building a Diverse, Global Community Through Education
Focus
UNESCO Guidelines on Language and Education
Revitalizing Ethnic Minority Languages
An Ancient Philippine Script-x Gains a New Lease on Life
Dzongkha: Key to National Identity
Language Loss Threatens Chinese Cultural Diversity
A Poem
You, My Friend
Best Practices & Teaching Modules of EIU
Dancing Their Way to Racial Integration
An IranianSchool Jumpstarts a Program on Sustainable Development
Exploring Diversity at Selwyn College
EIU Club
EIU Teachers Organize into a NeoNaWool Club
EIU That I Am Thinking Of
Museums as Arena for EIU
Special Report
Kabul and the Vestiges of War
A Letter from China
KISS the Web of Life
Interview
“Global Citizens” Exhibition for Children
Peace in My Memory
Smiling Children Belie the Tension in Kashmir
EIU Happy School
Striving to Become a Beacon of Peace
Understanding the Asia-Pacific Region
Navroz: Hope for a Better Life
APCEIU in Action