As instituições estatais podem ser usadas para recuperar as línguas indígenas?
Políticas educativas bilingües interculturais no Equador
Resumo
Quais são as oportunidades e os desafios na recuperação das línguas indígenas dentro das instituições estatais? Este artigo analisa o caso da educação bilíngüe intercultural no Equador. O sistema escolar é notavelmente uma iniciativa de âmbito nacional liderada por e para os povos indígenas e nacionalidades. Com base em. dois anos de pesquisa etnográfica nos escritórios da liderança nacional do sistema escolar en as escolas, descrevo três desafios que surgiram para os diretores e que estão ligados aos escritórios e às expectativas do Estado nacional. Em última análise, kichwa é mais destacado do que nunca, mesmo quando. kichwa muda um pouco. através do planejamento e apoio nacional. O caso mostra a importância de compreender os dois obstáculos aos esforços de revitalização da linguagem.Downloads
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