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Home Resource Supporting Language Proficiency & Cultural Preservation: New Mexico's State Seal of Bilingualism-Biliteracy
Supporting Language Proficiency & Cultural Preservation: New Mexico's State Seal of Bilingualism-Biliteracy
Produced by REL Southwest, this video highlights student experiences with New Mexico’s State Seal of Bilingualism-Biliteracy. This seal helps preserve native language and culture in New Mexico by connecting students with their communities, heritage, and cultural identity. In the video, high school students from Cuba and Farmington, New Mexico, describe how they earned the State Seal of Bilingualism-Biliteracy in the heritage languages of Diné (Navajo) and Spanish by taking courses to develop their language proficiency and to learn about history, culture, and tribal government.
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American Indian Students, Bilingual Education, Cultural Preservation, English (Second Language), English Language Learners, Heritage Language, Indigenous Populations, Language Proficiency, Native American Students, Native Language Instruction, Native Speakers, NavajoResource Information
Southwest | Resource Type: Video | Resource
Date: December 2022
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