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When Indigenous and Modern Education Collide in the Global Culture
Indigenous education has been heralded as an effective pedagogical strategy for perpetuating and reinvigorating the history, culture, and language of indigenous groups globally. In this chapter, we present the...
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When Indigenous and Modern Education Collide
There are an estimated 300 million indigenous people worldwide, roughly 5% of the world’s population (UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, 2004). Despite this significant presence, national schooling systems have...
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School-based Enterprises and Environmental Sustainability
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Evaluating TVET Programmes through Appreciative Inquiry