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Which finding, if true, would most strongly support the researchers' prediction? In the 'language nest' model of education, Indigenous children learn the language of their people by using it as the medium of instruction and socialization at pre-K or elementary levels. In their 2016 study of a school in an Anishina abe community in Ontario, Canada, scholars Lindsay Morcom and Stephanie Roy (who are Anishinaabe themselves) found t hat the model not only imparted fluency in the Anishinaabe language but also enhanced students' pride in Anishinaa be culture overall. Given these positive effects, Morcom and Roy predict that the model increases the probability that as adults, former students of the school will transmit the language to younger generations in their community.
- 1As they complete secondary and higher education, former students of the school experience no loss of fluency or cultural pri de.✓
- 2As adults, former students of the school are just as likely to continue living in their community a s individuals who didn't attend the school.
- 3After transferring to the school, new students experience an increase in both fluency and academic performance ove rall.
- 4Anishinaabe adults who didn't attend the school feel roughly the same degree of cultural pride as the former students of the school feel.
Correct answer
As they complete secondary and higher education, former students of the school experience no loss of fluency or cultural pri de.
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