Search Results - "indigenous education"
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Indigenous education rights: the Malaysian case
Published 2019“…This paper reviews the current and the past reports from 1995 until 2015 that reflect the shifts in government policy of Indigenous education in Malaysia. The data were then analysed using thematic analysis. …”
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Indigenous education policy in Malaysia: a discussion of normalization in schooling
Published 2016“…Lastly, this paper provides analysis of the current practices and policy of Indigenous education that can contribute to improving the current policy and ensuring justice for all students. …”
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Indigenous education policy in Malaysia: governmentality, power/ knowledge and discourse
Published 2015“…Following Foucault’s analytical model, this paper discusses how knowledge that constitutes power highlights the way the governing systems work in Indigenous education policy. Furthermore, this paper also deliberates on participation by the Orang Asli and the power held by them to influence the creation of education policy. …”
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Symbolic self-determination: the case of Malaysia and Australia's indigenous education policy
Published 2021“…Therefore, this article examines to what degree indigenous peoples’ rights to self-determination are encompassed in the formulation and development of indigenous education policy that has been recognised and supported. …”
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Self-determination of Indigenous education policies in Australia: the case of the Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islander people
Published 2019“…Therefore, this paper reviews the current and the past reports that reflect the shifts in government policy of Indigenous education in Australia during the important key period when government policy relating to the Indigenous people shifted between 1974 and 2014. …”
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Australian Indigenous Children: Numeracy and Other Issues
Published 2012Subjects: “…Indigenous education…”
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West of the wall: Reflections of lock down in delivery during COVID-19
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Cultural dimensions of indigenous participation in education and training
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Connecting and collaborating in regional, rural and remote Western Australia
Published 2010“…The projects described here have focused on the use of technology to enhance both teacher and student learning; and assist with Indigenous education and teacher professional learning. Connecting and collaborating through technologies is emerging as a powerful tool for motivating and engaging both teachers and learners within schools. …”
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Learning in Place, Cultural Mapping and Sustainable Values on the Millawa Billa (Murray River)
Published 2016“…As well as this, these principles support the notion of Indigenous education for community, and youth in particular, in places of cultural significance and places of longstanding occupation. …”
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Indigenous Workforce Participation at a Mining Operation in Northern Australia
Published 2013“…This article reports five years of primary data to detail nationally accredited attainments and relevant job outcomes of an Indigenous education-vocation program that has delivered sustainable jobs in a substantive remote mining operation in Northern Australia. …”
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Lalibela: Spiritual Genealogy beyond Epistemic Violence in Ethiopia
Published 2019“…Local scholars who studied decades in the indigenous education system serve as intermediaries between the sanctity of the place and the people, and transmit their knowledge to the younger generation. …”
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“Holding Living Bodies in Graveyards”: The Violence of Keeping Ethiopian Manuscripts in Western Institutions
Published 2020“…The article argues that this has resulted in epistemic violence, where students of the Ethiopian indigenous education system do not have access to their books, while European orientalists use them to interpret Ethiopian history and philosophy using a foreign lens. …”
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Auto/ethnography: a pathway to share the story
Published 2016“…As a teacher for more than thirty years, I have learned from the Warnumamalya, Yolngu, Nyungar, and Wongi peoples of Australia, and observed Indigenous parents and teachers often express dissatisfaction with the way mainstream non-Indigenous education is delivered in their community schools. …”
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Red Ochre Women: sisters in the struggle for educational reform
Published 2015“…For over thirty years Jacqueline Amagula and Helen McCarthy have been working together with parents and teachers where they have observed and listened as communities often expressed dissatisfaction with the way mainstream non-Indigenous education was delivered in their schools. Together Jacqueline and Helen have maintained a long alliance in their passion to work towards reforming the existing anglo-centric paradigm for learning so that Aboriginal children are taught in culturally sensitive ways. …”
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Tpreserving cultural heritage through language maintenance: semai oral tradition and knowledge transfer / Sharina Saad...[et al.]
Published 2013“…However, these activities and teachings, if not preserved will soon die out. The lack of Indigenous education would continue to set indigenous youth apart from their own cultures. …”
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The Islamization of English literary studies: a postcolonial approach
Published 2013“…In today’s world where the former colonized are reshaping their relation with the colonizer, the concept of decolonizing or indigenizing education is widely discussed in postcolonial studies. …”
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