indigenous knowledge in education
Indigenous knowledge in education refers to the incorporation and recognition of traditional knowledge and practices of indigenous peoples into the educational curriculum. It values the cultural and environmental perspectives that indigenous communities have developed over generations and ensures that their perspectives, knowledge, and ways of knowing are respected and integrated in educational systems.
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