Articulating Mapuche Cultural Knowledge with School Education in Science
Keywords:
Intercultural education, indigenous knowledge, educational strategies, science, teaching principles and practicesAbstract
The intention, with this study, is to analyze processes for articulating Mapuche cultu- ral knowledge and school education in the teaching practices of traditional educators (kimches) in the field of science. The methodological approach is based on educational research, using frequency distribution and content analysis in processing the data. The results provide a background for understanding the process of articulating Mapuche disciplinary contents and cultural knowledge, through a framework for dialogue and reflection that encourages intercultural contextualization of the school curriculum.
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