Indigenous Education refers to the educational practices, philosophies, and systems that are specific to Indigenous peoples and communities. It encompasses the learning processes and knowledge transmission methods rooted in the cultural, historical, and social contexts of Indigenous societies. This type of education prioritizes Indigenous culture, languages, and worldviews, aiming to empower Indigenous students by recognizing and valuing their identities and experiences.
Indigenous Education often involves place-based learning, oral traditions, storytelling, and community involvement, integrating traditional knowledge with contemporary educational practices. It seeks to address the historical injustices and educational disparities faced by Indigenous communities, fostering resilience, cultural pride, and self-determination among Indigenous learners.
In essence, Indigenous Education is about creating a holistic, culturally relevant, and community-driven educational framework that supports the unique needs and aspirations of Indigenous peoples.
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