To promote the use of endangered languages in everyday communication.

To teach endangered languages as a foreign language in schools.

To document and preserve endangered languages for future generations.

To create new languages that are more accessible to speakers of endangered languages.

Immersion programs

Bilingual education

Language nests

Online language learning

To provide financial support for the program.

To ensure that the program is culturally appropriate.

To help develop curriculum and materials.

All of the above.

Lack of funding

Lack of qualified teachers

Lack of interest from learners

Lack of standardized curriculum

It helps preserve the cultural heritage associated with the language.

It provides valuable data for linguistic research.

It can help revitalize the language in the future.

All of the above.

The Maori language revitalization program in New Zealand

The Hawaiian language immersion program in the United States

The Navajo language program in the United States

All of the above.

It can be used to create interactive and engaging learning materials.

It can facilitate communication between learners and teachers.

It can help document and preserve endangered languages.

All of the above.

They help preserve cultural heritage.

They promote linguistic diversity.

They can lead to economic benefits for communities.

They can increase social inequality.

To measure the effectiveness of the program.

To identify areas for improvement.

To provide feedback to learners and teachers.

All of the above.

Lack of resources and materials.

Lack of support from the community.

Lack of training and professional development.

Lack of motivation from learners.

To inform the development of curriculum and materials.

To evaluate the effectiveness of different teaching methods.

To document and preserve endangered languages.

All of the above.

Oral proficiency assessments

Written proficiency assessments

Cultural competency assessments

Standardized tests

To raise awareness about the importance of endangered languages.

To promote policies that support endangered language education.

To encourage funding for endangered language programs.

All of the above.

Immersion programs

Bilingual education programs

Language nests

Distance learning programs

To share resources and expertise between programs.

To develop joint curriculum and materials.

To coordinate efforts and avoid duplication.

All of the above.