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Stella [2.4K]
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kolezko [41]2 years ago
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Answer:

Speakers of the Navajo language became a social minority, so the teaching of that language became irrelevant for many people, who had the influence of completing this teaching in primary schools.

Explanation:

Although it is a Native American language, the teaching of the Navajo language has been abandoned in our schools. This is because in addition to living in a country that denies indigenous ancestry, Navajo speakers are a minority in the country and very few people in our society will have contact with them. As a result, influential people in the education sector accused the Navajo language of being irrelevant, and its teaching was replaced by the teaching of more influential languages such as Spanish and French.

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