NDNTV.COM- Native American Language Tools and Video Production By Thornton Media Inc.
Summary: Language revitalization is more important now than ever in Indian Country. Introducing your child to their tribal languages at a young age is a gift that will last your child's entire lifetime. Young children have a natural ability to learn new languages, and they are more likely to be fluent and speak with a native accent if exposed to the new language before the age of six. This is not to say that your child won't be able to learn another language as an adult - just that it will take longer, feel more like work, and he or she may not be able to speak with an authentic accent. This early, natural exposure to language provides stimulation for developing minds and lays the foundation for future language success. Little Linguist takes advantage of this window of opportunity by helping your child build vocabulary and learn sentence structure in English, while becoming familiar with a second or even a third language.
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Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Spoken by Lucinda Robbins. She is a master speaker of the Cherokee language.
Cherokee Indian, Don Thornton successfully adapts play skool toy, Little Linguist to help save indigenous languages.
Cherokee Indian, Don Thornton successfully adapts play skool toy, Number Block to help save indigenous languages.
Award-Winning "1st Pow Wow" series -11/99- Four 30-second PSA's ran on PBS until 2002. Utilizing hi-end digital effects to composite live action over animated backgrounds. Created by Don Thornton (Cherokee) who wants to create positive images on 21st century Indians. The series was chosen to exhibit in the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2004. NDNTV is a full service video production company formed in 1995 with the mission to create more realistic media images of American Indians. Created and owned by Don Thornton (Cherokee), NDNTV utilizes the latest equipment and production techniques to produce broadcast quality productions from script to post production. NDNTV uses American Indian Talent and crew in it's productions and is 100% Indian owned. A member of the Better Business Bureau and the National Center for American Indian Economic Development.
