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Preface



                   This  Ketengban  pre-primer  series  has  been  written  to
             teach  pre-reading  and  pre-writing  skills  and  the  most
             frequently  occurring  vowels  in  the  Ketengban  language.
             These  are:  a  e   0   u.  The  Ketengban  language  is  spoken  by
             approximately  ten  to  twelve  thousand  people  living  in  the
             Star  Mountains      of  the  eastern  highlands  in  Kecamatan
             Okbibap,  Kabupaten  Jayawijaya,  Irian  Jaya,  Indonesia.

                   This    book    is  the  second  in  a  series  of  three
             pre-primers  and  is  in  turn  a  part  of  a  total  series  of  eight
             books.  This  series  of  pre-primers  should  be  taught  prior  to
             the  Primer  series  entitled,  Ketengban  Upu  Pete~ Buku  and
             beginning  with  number  4.        The  method  is  adapted  from  Des
             Oatridge  and  is  similar  to  that  followed  in  several  other
             languages  in  Irian  Jaya,  among  them,  Berik,  Bauzi,  and
             Kwerba.
                   There  are  20  pre-reading  lessons  introduced  in  the
             pre-primer  series  over  a  time  span  of  4  weeks  at  the  rate  of
             one  lesson  per  week  day.       There  are  additional  lesson
             materials,  including  a  writing  lesson  for  each  day,  not
             included  in  these  student  bo'oks  but  rather  found  only  in  the
             Pre-Primer  Teache~'s Guide.
                  These     additional     instructional  materials  and  the
            directions  for  teachers  are  given  in  the  Ketengban  teache~'s
            guide  entitled:  Ketengban  Upu  Peteremna  Lap  Pena  Buku  1.
            The  pre-reading  skills  taught  in  this  series  include:

                 a.)  Holding  the  book  right  side  up.

                 b.)  Left  to  right  and  top  to  bottom  orientation.

                 c.)  Auditory  discrimination  excercises.

                 d.)  Visual  discrimination  excercises.


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