Sentence examples for learning indigenous from inspiring English sources

The younger people also think 'I'm fine if I can speak Mandarin and English; learning indigenous languages doesn't help me increase my competitiveness'".

Ch'ŏndogyo, ( Korean: "Religion of the Heavenly Way", ) formerly Tonghak, ("Eastern Learning"), indigenous Korean religion that combines elements of Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, shamanism, and Roman Catholicism.

Since 2006, pre-school children have been given the opportunity to learn indigenous Kanak languages.

Members of secret societies often spoke in code or ancient languages not easily understood by the masses, similarly many prisoners have learned indigenous or uncommon languages, including sign language, back-slang, or write letters in code to carry out clandestine activities.

It is a very different story for non-Indigenous Australians, most of whom never have any exposure to learning an Indigenous language of their own country.

One strategy was to combine photographic forays with making field recordings of folk songs and, in Peru, learning about indigenous textile design.

One World consists of Chris Merwin and Jim Austin, who have spent years traveling the world, collecting and learning about indigenous forms of music.

And that's when I began learning about indigenous cultures and herbalism and sovereignty and planting seeds and cooking food and seeing how it feels digestively …" But our time is up.

What do you see as the overall strengths/weaknesses of this approach to designing learning for Indigenous learners?

The disparity may be due to importance of odors in the daily life of the Jahai, says Douglas Medin, a psychologist at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, and an expert in cognition and learning in indigenous cultures.

Hundreds of Native students across this country are learning their Indigenous languages to keep culture alive.