Taic/CNSA - An cuir Bòrd na Gàidhlig crìoch orra?
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Taic/CNSA - An cuir Bòrd na Gàidhlig crìoch orra?
Seo an litir a chaidh a taisbeanadh air An La a-nochd. Saoil nach bi àite ann do Taic/CNSA anns a' phlana ùr-ùr Gàidghlig?
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Re: Taic/CNSA - An cuir Bòrd na Gàidhlig crìoch orra?
'S e puingean cudromach a thathar a' toirt a-mach, ach gabhaidh am freagairt gun teagamh mura bheilear a' creidsinn gu bheil "iadsan" an aghaidh na cuise.
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Re: Taic/CNSA - An cuir Bòrd na Gàidhlig crìoch orra?
Feumaidh mi ràdh nach eil e soilleir neo dhomhsa dé dìreach a th' ann an TAIC....
Tha mis' a' smaointinn gur seo an trioblaid:
The aims of CNSA were clear.
The aims of TIP were clear.
Now we've got a body that mostly is pre-schools but does little bits of lots of stuff, and in the end, meaning no disrespect to him, it's getting to look like little more than a manifestation of every individual thing Finlay believes about Gaelic. Rather than renaming CNSA to TAIC and carrying on doing everything under one roof, I reckon he'd have been better off splitting the activities into separate bodies -- "separation of concerns" as they say. As it stands, it looks to me as though it's trying to cross-sell independent ideas as part of one consistent whole.
Tha mis' a' smaointinn gur seo an trioblaid:
The aims of CNSA were clear.
The aims of TIP were clear.
Now we've got a body that mostly is pre-schools but does little bits of lots of stuff, and in the end, meaning no disrespect to him, it's getting to look like little more than a manifestation of every individual thing Finlay believes about Gaelic. Rather than renaming CNSA to TAIC and carrying on doing everything under one roof, I reckon he'd have been better off splitting the activities into separate bodies -- "separation of concerns" as they say. As it stands, it looks to me as though it's trying to cross-sell independent ideas as part of one consistent whole.