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AUTHOR Matovu, Kasalina; And Others
TITLE Luganda Self-Instructing Learner's Manual.
INSTITUTION CHP International, Ine., Oak Park, TI
SPONS AGENCY Peace Corps, Washington, D.C.
PUB DATE 94
NOTE. 158p.
PUB TYPE Guides ~ Classroom Use ~ Instructional Materials (For
Learner) (051)
LANGUAGE English; Ganda
EDRS PRICE MO1/PC07 Plus Postage.
DESCRIPTORS Acculturation; African Languages; Bantu Languages;
Community Services; Competency Based Education;
Conversational Language Courses; *Daily Living
Skills: Dialogs (Language); Food; Foreign Countries;
%Ganda; Grammar; Health; “Interpersonal
Communication; Language Patterns; Second Language
Instruction; "Second Language Learning; Social
Behavior; Uncomsonly Taught Languages; Vocabulary
Development; Voluntary Agencies; *Volunteer
Training
IDENTIFIERS Peace Corps; Shopping; *Uganda
ABSTRACT
This guide is designed for Lugands (Ganda) Language
training of Peace Corps workers in Uganda, and reflects daily
communication needs in that context. It consists of an introduction
fon use of the materiale and a series of topical instructional ‘units
addressing specific language competencies. Each unit includes the
targeted competency and a behavioral objective, text or dialogue,
several grannar and vocabulary exercises, and grammar and cultural
notes. Unit topics include greetings and leave-takings,
introduetions, food and drink, daily activities, health, friendship,
hone, transportation, health and parts of the body, climate and
clothing, and typically difficult Luganda expressions for non-Bantu
speakers. Appended materials include verb lists and topical
vocabulary lists. (HSE)
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Preliminaries
‘This manual is intended for those people who come from English speaking areas.
It targets those who have no prior knowledge of Luganda, and its main objective
is to nid those, who are determined and ready to take on the challenge of getting
initiated in a new and unique language and culture, to accomplish an
intermediate level,
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‘There are several assumptions which must be made from the beginning.
‘Although the basic method of approach is competency based, the
arrangement and presentation of specific aspects of the language is
governed by the principle of a gradual movement from simple
Structures to more and more complex ones. This arrangement
jgoverns the choice of vocabulary, phrases and sentence structure.
‘The grammatical structures are not raught explicitly, but rather are
discovered from conversational exercises. The student receives
‘explanations on specific structures at the end of specifically difficult
structures
‘There are some cultural explanations which are aimed at making
the learning of the language more realistic and easily applicable to
different situations
The repetitions, activities, questions and exercises are supposed to
help stimulate the leaeners participation and genuine interest in the
lessons learn.
‘There will be some tapes which could be used with this manual.
‘The questions and exercises must be done and corrected before one
proceeds to the next unit
[At the end of each unit, alist of vocabulary items is given. This list
includes both the items used within the unit as well as other related
words.
Dr. Kasalina Matovu,
Makerere University,
October 1994
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