To promote the use of a particular language in everyday communication.

To ensure the survival and vitality of endangered languages.

To create a standardized form of a language for official purposes.

To facilitate the teaching of a language as a foreign language.

By incorporating endangered languages into language arts curricula.

By establishing language revitalization programs for communities.

By conducting research on the history and structure of endangered languages.

All of the above.

Lack of resources and funding.

Resistance from communities to language revitalization efforts.

The dominance of major languages in education and media.

All of the above.

To teach the endangered language as a subject in schools.

To incorporate the endangered language into other subjects, such as social studies or science.

To encourage students to use the endangered language in everyday communication.

All of the above.

By involving community members in language revitalization programs.

By providing resources and training to community language teachers.

By supporting community-based language documentation projects.

All of the above.

It helps to maintain cultural diversity and heritage.

It promotes linguistic research and documentation.

It contributes to the development of new educational resources.

All of the above.

It can be used to create digital archives of endangered languages.

It can be used to develop language learning apps and resources.

It can be used to connect speakers of endangered languages across long distances.

All of the above.

By encouraging students to use the language in school projects and assignments.

By organizing language clubs and events that promote the use of the language.

By providing opportunities for students to interact with native speakers of the language.

All of the above.

It helps to maintain cultural and linguistic diversity.

It contributes to the understanding of human history and evolution.

It provides insights into the cognitive and linguistic abilities of humans.

All of the above.

By organizing workshops and seminars on language endangerment.

By incorporating language preservation topics into school curricula.

By collaborating with community organizations to promote language awareness.

All of the above.

Lack of qualified teachers and resources.

Negative attitudes towards endangered languages.

Limited opportunities for students to use the language outside of the classroom.

All of the above.

By providing funding for language documentation and research.

By collaborating with language communities to create language materials.

By developing teacher training programs for endangered language instruction.

All of the above.

To teach students about the importance of linguistic diversity.

To provide opportunities for students to learn multiple languages.

To create a supportive environment for multilingual students.

All of the above.

By establishing language nests or immersion programs.

By providing resources and training to community language teachers.

By conducting research on language revitalization strategies.

All of the above.

It helps to maintain cultural identity and diversity in a globalized world.

It contributes to the understanding of global interconnectedness and interdependence.

It promotes cross-cultural communication and cooperation.

All of the above.