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| | Dianne White Oyler..kankan |
 | | Educators in Kankan, the capital of Mande-speaking Haute-Guinée, looked for people who possessed a rich vocabulary and who were very well informed who could participate in translating the diverse curricula into the maternal language. |
 | | [1].This paper is based on the research in Kankan, Republic of Guinea in 1991, 1992-1993, and 1994, with the Assistance of a Fulbright Dissertation Research Scholarship for 1992-1993 and a West African Research Association Fellowship for the summer of 1994. |
 | | In interview 05 with author, 3 March 1993, in Kankan, the informant said that the instructions were to teach the family, so he taught all of his children. |
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