Sentence examples for indigenous teaching from inspiring English sources
'indigenous teaching' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to teachings and knowledge of a certain group or culture that is specific to them and passed down through generations. For example: "The indigenous teaching of my tribe has been passed down for many generations."
Wanta and his community in remote Lajamanu, Northern Territory, have been working for years to encourage the inclusion of Australian Indigenous teaching methods and subject matter in remote schools.
An indigenous teaching story comes back, one translated by David Wagoner.
Thistle spun the concept out of an Indigenous teaching called All My Relations.
From the early 20th century to at least the mid-1980s, educational policies in Mexico focused on the hispanization (castellanización) of indigenous communities, teaching only Spanish and discouraging the use of indigenous languages.
The shamans teach us--the indigenous people teach us--once you change the mindset, then it's pretty easy to have the objective reality change around it.
While western colonialist culture believes in "rights", many indigenous cultures teach of "obligations" that we are born into: obligations to those who came before, to those who will come after, and to the Earth itself.
VANCOUVER, CANADA—What can indigenous hunters teach us about managing our environment?
"It was a revelation to me that for tens of thousands of years, indigenous cultures taught a very different story about our inherent goodness," Shadyac explains.
He's not indigenous but taught himself Nahuatl so he could recite Aztec poetry in public squares, doing his part to try to undermine easy notions of race and culture, often dressed only in a taparrabos (a loin cloth).
Paulson noted the RCMP has implemented training programs focusing on teaching Indigenous history and culture to officers, and will seek to increase the number of Indigenous officers, which he said currently sits at 8percentt, in order to "better reflect the communities we serve".
Beside's Chuot's Olympic ambitions, Bunn and his athlete share another athletic passion: teaching Indigenous children in remote parts of Western Australia how to run.
