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Franz Bydlinski,Theo Mayer-Maly chapter provides details about the project and considers the following outcomes of the project: (a) the participation and achievement of the Bolivian children; (b) parent participation in the school; and (c) teacher learning.

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Language as Racism: A New Policy of Exclusionral commissars fail to acknowledge that the requirement to blindly assimilate so that one can become an American represents also a quasi cultural genocide that is designed to enable the dominant cultural group to consolidate its cultural and linguistic hegemony. As correctly pointed out by Amilcar C

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Rethinking American Education through Indigenous Wisdom and Teachingsmilation and diversity as well as biased assessments have marginalized indigenous youth and have contributed to a self-fulfilling prophesy for both indigenous students and the teachers who teach them.