Sentence examples for indigenous education from inspiring English sources

To promote educational attainment for urban Indigenous students, authors suggested 1) the involvement of Elders in Indigenous education and 2) culturally relevant and appropriate educational approaches such as mentorship and transitioning programs for Indigenous students (55, 56).

Matsiti grants are improving Indigenous education initiatives across universities.

From there, as assistant director-general in Indigenous education, he continued to challenge.

I coined the #OurMobTeach hashtag which is now used for Indigenous education stories and our Matsiti social media campaign.

Indigenous education and housing are in crisis; in more than 90 of the country's 634 First Nations, tap water is unsafe to drink without boiling.

The University of Queensland decided to appoint Cindy Shannon, an indigenous-health expert, to the role of pro vice chancellor for indigenous education last month.

Combining multi-agency resources to increase continuity of carer, culturally responsive care, and capacity building, including creating opportunities for Indigenous employment, education, and training is desirable, but challenging.

In a panel discussion on Indigenous art education, Mellor emphasised that, in teaching Indigenous art within visual arts, it was important to be aware of both Aboriginal and settler history, "so you can talk about their interaction and the whole set of issues that arise from those two things being parallel".

For example, London Met educates more students from ethnic minorities than all of the Oxbridge colleges put together and attracts thousands of bona fide overseas students, whose fees effectively subsidise indigenous students' education.

The impact areas that active and non-active investors are likely to invest in relate to children, issues affecting young people, clean energy, homelessness, Indigenous peoples, education and health.

What Mr. Mor calls his "game changer" is India's large talent pool of what are known as "Ayush" doctors, practitioners of Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha medicine, who are trained in indigenous medical education.