Sentence examples for indigenous teachers from inspiring English sources

Where the curriculum has been developed by Indigenous teachers in partnership with local Indigenous communities.

It was annexed by France in 1866 and was Christianized by indigenous teachers from Rarotonga and Samoa.

Indigenous teachers form about 1% of the teaching community, while Indigenous students make up 5% of the student population.

I hope that this chat will gain traction and coverage outside the Indigenous community and raise awareness of the program and why we need more Indigenous teachers.

Having more Indigenous teachers is a key factor in fostering student engagement and improving educational outcomes for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students.

She added that the new national curriculum for languages, while acknowledging the diversity of Indigenous languages and their varying health across the country, would only be effective if properly funded and implemented, including its recommendation to train more Indigenous teachers.

The degree would have enabled her to serve as an Indigenous teacher in rural, northern schools that work primarily with Indigenous students.

Non-Indigenous teachers acted as classroom assistants to the Wubuy speakers and assisted with the creation of learning materials.

Funding for Indigenous-specific support programs in schools, for example, have been known to go to topping-up non-Indigenous teacher aids who don't necessarily work with Indigenous students.

This year, a small group of indigenous school-teachers from Mindanao have approached New Zealand with a plea for intervention from the New Zealand government.

In contrast, indigenous leaders, rural teachers, community police and students have been systematically attacked, jailed and threatened.