Sentence examples for indigenous learning from inspiring English sources

The linguistic values may then be associated with learning object(s) or module(s), for example, Euro-centric learning objects (already in the curriculum) or Indigenous learning objects that were created during the Learning Design phase.

We present an approach that recognizes that a standardized framework approach to Indigenous learning may not work in all environments (Sillitoe & Marzano, 2009), and that any approach must be flexible to gain the best fit between students, teaching and learning Nakata (2007).

He suggests studying the survival techniques of indigenous tribes, learning how to build a tree shelter and make tea from tree sap, and carrying an axe and solar firestarter.

The project aimed to study Indigenous students' learning of numeracy to develop practical knowledge regarding instructional and assessment approaches to enhance student employment.

Through these shared histories, Rochester says that both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students learn to value and understand the history of black diggers.

In most cases these indigenous peoples learned which plants had medicinal value the same way they learned which plants were safe to eat trial and error.

Guests can visit ancient petroglyphs, the Catarata and Térraba rivers and other indigenous communities, learn about medicinal plants, play traditional games and buy local handicrafts.

She concentrated particularly on Roman Britain reflecting the many attitudes and experiences around the coming together of different cultures as the Romans and the indigenous population learned to live together and to blend their two very different ways of life.

From the time white Europeans first arrived in the Americas, indigenous peoples learned to fear them, and passed that message down generations through oral histories.

None of this is about helping indigenous people learn how to make art – they already know how to do that.

The programs they are working on range from expanding microfinance projects to creating economic opportunities for women to helping indigenous women learn to make and sell crafts.