Creating Culturally Safe Learning Spaces and Indigenizing Higher Education

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Publicado: 2019
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contents Creating Culturally Safe Learning Spaces and Indigenizing Higher Education Brown, Kevin Higher Education Indigenous Populations Cultural Relevance College Environment Personal Autonomy Indigenous Knowledge Cultural Influences Student Needs College Students The Indigenous Nations Library Program's hallmark mission involves advocating and creating culturally safe places for Indigenous people at the University of New Mexico. This article highlights why there is a need for creating culturally safe learning spaces. It also discusses why indigenizing higher education through spatial autonomy is a successful tool for integrating Western-academic thought with Indigenous livelihood.
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spellingShingle Creating Culturally Safe Learning Spaces and Indigenizing Higher Education
Brown, Kevin
Higher Education
Indigenous Populations
Cultural Relevance
College Environment
Personal Autonomy
Indigenous Knowledge
Cultural Influences
Student Needs
College Students
Creating Culturally Safe Learning Spaces and Indigenizing Higher Education Brown, Kevin Higher Education Indigenous Populations Cultural Relevance College Environment Personal Autonomy Indigenous Knowledge Cultural Influences Student Needs College Students The Indigenous Nations Library Program's hallmark mission involves advocating and creating culturally safe places for Indigenous people at the University of New Mexico. This article highlights why there is a need for creating culturally safe learning spaces. It also discusses why indigenizing higher education through spatial autonomy is a successful tool for integrating Western-academic thought with Indigenous livelihood.
title Creating Culturally Safe Learning Spaces and Indigenizing Higher Education
topic Higher Education
Indigenous Populations
Cultural Relevance
College Environment
Personal Autonomy
Indigenous Knowledge
Cultural Influences
Student Needs
College Students
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1229464