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A' taisbeanadh Cearcaill na Gàidhlig aig fèis leabhraichean Aye Write!
3s dhen Mhàrt 2009 10:03:31Roinnean-seorsa: Tachartasan - Events
Tha na turasan sònraichte a thug buidheann de sgrìobhadairean aithnichte le Cearcaill na Gàidhlig gu bhith aig cridhe tachartas ùr Gàidhlig aig Fèis Aye Write na bliadhna-sa ann an Glaschu.
A' sgrìobhadh mu na turasan aca fhad 's a bha iad a' siubhail tro eileanan Innse Gall agus mòr-thìr taobh siar na Gàidhealtachd, tha na sgrìobhadairean air leabhran beag iongantach a thoirt dhuinn, a thèid nur pòcaid, le tiotal air leth iomchaidh, 'Cearcaill na Gàidhlig'.
A thuilleadh air òraidean bho na ceathrar sgrìobhadairean, thèid na turasan aca a chur an cèill tro shreath de dhealbhan eireachdail aig a' chiad tachartas Gàidhlig seo airson na Fèise, 's iad na sgrìobhadairean:
Thèid an ceathramh Fèis Aye Write! aig Banca na h-Alba a chumail ann an Leabharlann Mitchell bho 6 - 14 Màrt 2009.
Thèid na tachartasan airson Cearcaill na Gàidhlig a chumail thairis air dà oidhche:
Tuilleadh fiosrachaidh...
A thuilleadh air òraidean bho na ceathrar sgrìobhadairean, thèid na turasan aca a chur an cèill tro shreath de dhealbhan eireachdail aig a' chiad tachartas Gàidhlig seo airson na Fèise, 's iad na sgrìobhadairean:
- Màiri NicArtair, neach-comhairleachaidh dualchais, sgrìobhadair agus sgeulaiche
- Brian MacUilleim, a' chiad deasaiche aig, agus b' esan a stèidhich, Pàipear Beag an Eilein Sgitheanaich agus a chleachd a bhith na mhinistear riaghaltais
- Dòmhnall Meek, fear-togail bhàtaichean, maraiche, sgrìobhadair agus sgoilear
- Aonghas Pàdraig Caimbeul, bàrd, sgrìobhadair nobhailean, neach- naidheachd, craoladair agus cleasaiche film
Thèid an ceathramh Fèis Aye Write! aig Banca na h-Alba a chumail ann an Leabharlann Mitchell bho 6 - 14 Màrt 2009.
Thèid na tachartasan airson Cearcaill na Gàidhlig a chumail thairis air dà oidhche:
- Diluain 9 Màrt aig 7.30f, nuair a bhios na sgrìobhadairean Màiri
NicArtair agus Brian MacUilleim an làthair
- Dimàirt 10 Màrt aig 7.30f, nuair a bhios na sgrìobhadairean
Dòmhnall Meek agus Aonghas Pàdraig Caimbeul an làthair
Tuilleadh fiosrachaidh...
Meeting about Gaelic in Assynt
24mh dhen Ghearran 2009 09:43:40 Air a lorg le: Fionnlagh
Roinnean-seorsa: Tachartasan - Events
There will be a meeting about Gaelic in Assynt. The event will start at 7.30pm in Lochinver Village Hall on Saturday 28th February.
Possible Themes
What is the current condition of Gaelic in Scotland and the Scottish diaspora today?
Why does Gaelic matter?
Has Gaeldom been its own worst enemy?
Is Gaelic an underexploited asset?
What is it that provokes nonchalance or rejection of Gaelic?
Why should public money be invested in Gaelic?
How do or can the media promote Gaelic learning?
Is the Scottish Government serious in its support for developing Gaelic?
What real resources are available to promote Gaelic?
Where are all the teachers....?
Why is there no comprehensive modern dictionary of Gaelic?
What are academic bodies doing for Gaelic?
What was the justification for setting up BBC Alba (and why is it not on Freeview)?
Can Gaelic be of assistance to the Assynt economy today?
What can a local group like Comhlan Gaidhlig Asainte do to bring Gaelic into schools and to young people generally?
more...
Why does Gaelic matter?
Has Gaeldom been its own worst enemy?
Is Gaelic an underexploited asset?
What is it that provokes nonchalance or rejection of Gaelic?
Why should public money be invested in Gaelic?
How do or can the media promote Gaelic learning?
Is the Scottish Government serious in its support for developing Gaelic?
What real resources are available to promote Gaelic?
Where are all the teachers....?
Why is there no comprehensive modern dictionary of Gaelic?
What are academic bodies doing for Gaelic?
What was the justification for setting up BBC Alba (and why is it not on Freeview)?
Can Gaelic be of assistance to the Assynt economy today?
What can a local group like Comhlan Gaidhlig Asainte do to bring Gaelic into schools and to young people generally?
more...
Acadamaidh Gàidhlig Atlantig Weekend Workshop-"Follow The Verbs"
21mh dhen Ghearran 2009 08:38:45 Air a lorg le: Gràisg
Roinnean-seorsa: Tachartasan - Events
The AGA will be conducting a Gaelic Workshop on "Verbs" at the various locations shown below. It will be open to all who are interested in learning the Gaelic language.
The workshop will concentrate on teaching students the construction and use of "Regular" and "Irregular" verbs, and will also cover a short review of the verb "to be". The workshop would be beneficial for those starting to learn about Regular and Irregular verbs, and also more advanced learners wanting a review of this important area. Those attending should have a good understanding of the verb "to be".
In learning the Gaelic language it is most important to know the verbs, and verb construction. Many Gaelic educators are of the opinion that, if you learn the verbs, the rest will follow.
The workshop will be from 9:30AM to 4:30PM on Saturday and Sunday. There will be a lunch break from 12:30-1:30PM each day.
The workshop will concentrate on teaching students the construction and use of "Regular" and "Irregular" verbs, and will also cover a short review of the verb "to be". The workshop would be beneficial for those starting to learn about Regular and Irregular verbs, and also more advanced learners wanting a review of this important area. Those attending should have a good understanding of the verb "to be".
In learning the Gaelic language it is most important to know the verbs, and verb construction. Many Gaelic educators are of the opinion that, if you learn the verbs, the rest will follow.
The workshop will be from 9:30AM to 4:30PM on Saturday and Sunday. There will be a lunch break from 12:30-1:30PM each day.
Dates Locations
Jan 31 and Feb 1 Sydney (completed)
Feb 28 and Mar 1 Halifax
Mar 7 and Mar 8 Antigonish
Mar 14 and Mar 15 Fredericton
Feb 28 and Mar 1 Halifax
Mar 7 and Mar 8 Antigonish
Mar 14 and Mar 15 Fredericton
Cost
The cost is $110, and materials will be provided prior to the starting date.
Registration
To register go to the "Registration Workshops" page on the AGA website. Complete the registration form and make payment by completing the Payment Method section at the bottom, and click on "Submit". You can also register and make payment by calling the AGA office at 902-453-1503.
Registration and payment are required in advance of the workshops, and class sizes will be limited, so register early to ensure a place in the class.
Registration and payment are required in advance of the workshops, and class sizes will be limited, so register early to ensure a place in the class.
Other Information
For further information email info@gaelicacademy.ca or phone the AGA office at 902-453-1503.
Gaelic Orthography in a Nutshell
9mh dhen Ghearran 2009 10:20:26Roinnean-seorsa: Pronunciation and orthography
Gaelic-education.org meeting in Edinburgh
7mh dhen Ghearran 2009 10:03:56Tùs: gaelic-education.org.
Air a lorg le: Gràisg
Roinnean-seorsa: Tachartasan - Events
Meeting on Monday 9th February, in the Gaelic Community Conference Room, Fountainbridge Library, 137 Dundee Street. Edinburgh, EH11 1BG - 7pm-9pm
Às-earrann:
Premier Business Development, the company commissioned by Edinburgh Council to undertake the Feasibility Study into Gaelic in Edinburgh would like to meet with as many parents with children in Gaelic Medium Education as possible to get a representative view of how they would like GME to develop in Edinburgh.
To assist in this, a meeting has been organised for Monday 9th February, in the Gaelic Community Conference Room, Fountainbridge Library, 137 Dundee Street. Edinburgh, EH11 1BG - 7pm-9pm.
If you have children at the Tollcross Gaelic Unit and would like to attend you would be more than welcome. This will be your last chance to have your thoughts and opinions heard before this study is completed.
To assist in this, a meeting has been organised for Monday 9th February, in the Gaelic Community Conference Room, Fountainbridge Library, 137 Dundee Street. Edinburgh, EH11 1BG - 7pm-9pm.
If you have children at the Tollcross Gaelic Unit and would like to attend you would be more than welcome. This will be your last chance to have your thoughts and opinions heard before this study is completed.
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