Language Education
Educators are vital in ensuring that the Chickasaw language continues to be passed on from generation to generation. Here, witness their efforts and learn how the language is being taught to a new era of speakers.
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Resources for Learning the Language
Joshua HinsonJoshua Hinson talks about the variety of new methods available for people to learn the Chickasaw language.
Chickasaw Language Resources
Joshua HinsonResources to learn the Chickasaw language are available in many mediums to meet the needs of new speakers.
Language Lessons
Dr. Amanda Cobb-Greetham, Director of Native American Studies, University of OklahomaDr. Amanda Cobb-Greetham, Director of Native American Studies at the University of Oklahoma, discusses the head-start language program.
Joshua Hinson: My "Chickasaw Survival" Class at OU
The Chickasaw NationJoshua Hinson describes the Chickasaw language learning community available to University of Oklahoma students.
A Linguist's Appreciation of the Chickasaw Language
Pamela MunroPamela Munro is a linguistics professor at University of California at Los Angeles.
JoAnn Ellis: Teacher of the Chickasaw Language
JoAnn EllisJoAnn Ellis remembers learning both Chickasaw and English beginning in her early youth.
Teaching the Chickasaw Language
Stanley SmithStanley Smith says the Chickasaw language connects people to their heritage, and is something to be passed down from generation to generation.
Teaching the Chickasaw Language at Byng High School
Joshua HinsonJoshua Hinson talks about the Chickasaw language course that he teaches at Byng High School in Oklahoma.
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Bill Anoatubby, Governor
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