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Katerin Elizabeth Arias-Ortega; Viviana Villarroel Cárdenas; Carlos Sanhueza-Estay – Journal of Latinos and Education, 2024
The article reports on the dispossession of indigenous knowledge in the public education system in Mapuche territory in La Araucanía, a southern region in Chile. The methodology is qualitative, 18 people were interviewed including Mapuche wise men and women, fathers, and mothers who experienced schooling processes in their younger years. The…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, American Indians, American Indian Education, Parent Attitudes
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Froilán Cubillos Alfaro; Marcela Fernández Valenzuela; Francisco López Rojas; Carolina Meza Vásquez; Diego Pinto Veas – Pedagogy, Culture and Society, 2024
Western modernity has systematically made ancestral and indigenous knowledge invisible through their use of scientific logic, making school a space of hegemonic control through the western knowledge taught in the official curriculum. Despite that, in Chile advances in matters of constitutional recognition and cultural value are rare. Ten years…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Indigenous Knowledge, Western Civilization, Curriculum