Re: 20 Years Intervals since the Civil Rights Act of 1964

This is in response to Carl's vlog and a term, Language Planning, is introduced.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• ASL
• Philosophy
• Language
• Planning
• Deaf
• Deafhood
• English
• Bilingual

[pdurr]

Hi Joey - yes would love to see the 4 parts explained. Is the language planning part of a whole systems approach?

thanks

peace

patti

[mrjoeybaer]

Language Planning and Open System Thinking are two different things. Knowing both functions, it is even better to merge both when planning. Will elaborate more soon hopefully.

[mrjoeybaer]

Thanks for your responses. I do understand where you come from. In my study with the open system thinking, in any setting, we need to include all stakeholders. In our situation, stakeholders have their own different and meaningful contributions toward a true Bilingual environment for our Deaf children. If we have some stakeholders who are not familiar with bilingual philosophy, it is our duty to educate them. After educating them, we need to include them in the process.

[pdurr]

big thanks - ill try to look for ur older vlog re: open system thinking also

peace

patti

[mrjoeybaer]

It is up to each school to include which department to include in terms of Language Planning. You are correct - they do not focus on language. You see, other aspects such as counseling do not focus on language too but if we include them, it will help the language planning committee to realize how much time is being spent outside of language development for each child.

Again, it all depends on what school want and who to include. In my opinion, it is best to include all stakeholders.