Providing Kidlink to Fulni-ô youth

Planning for sustainable results

Click on the link by "Next page" below to for our planning template.
2002

Translate and start Who-Am-I?
  • Add 5 computers (Windows 95 with Office 2000, 64MB RAM, or better).
  • Translate Who-Am-I? into Yaathê
    Note: The tribe requires that translations be stored at a safe place to prevent outsiders to create a dictionary of Yaathê words by comparing with the English language source!
  • Recruit and train: Yaathê Who-Am-I? language coordinator
  • Open Kidleader-Yaathê for public messages between teachers, and a Kidcafe-Yaathê for kids.
  • Train teachers
  • Start with Who-Am-I?  in schools (September/Yaathê)

  • Audit: August
2003 Translate and start I have a dream
  • Add 6 computers (Windows 95 with Office 2000, 64MB RAM, or better).
  • Translate I have a dream into Yaathê
  • Recruit and train: Yaathê I have a dream language coordinator
  • Train more teachers willing to serve as coaches for participating teachers
  • Join full southern hemisphere Who-Am-I? in schools (Yaathê and Portuguese/September)
  • Start I have a dream (in Yaathê and Portuguese/September)

  • Follow up training: Yaathê language coordinator and helpers
  • Audit: May
2004 Full operation
  • Train more teachers and teacher school students willing to serve as coaches for participating teachers
  • Join full southern hemisphere Who-Am-I? and I have a dream in schools (Yaathê and Portuguese)

  • Follow up training: Yaathê language coordinators and helpers
  • Audit: May

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