Indigenous education
Indigenous education means teaching and learning about the knowledge, beliefs, and practices of Indigenous peoples - that is, the people who were living in a certain place before other people arrived there.
So, imagine you live in a house with lots of brothers and sisters. Each one of you has different stories or traditions, and you like to share them with each other. Indigenous education is like that - it's about learning the stories and traditions of the people who were in a place before other people arrived.
Indigenous education is important because it helps us understand the history and culture of a place. It can also help us respect and appreciate different ways of knowing and understanding the world around us.
So, imagine you live in a house with lots of brothers and sisters. Each one of you has different stories or traditions, and you like to share them with each other. Indigenous education is like that - it's about learning the stories and traditions of the people who were in a place before other people arrived.
Indigenous education is important because it helps us understand the history and culture of a place. It can also help us respect and appreciate different ways of knowing and understanding the world around us.