what is a strength of African indigenous education methods?a) Focus on measurable realityb) Emphasis on individualismc) Use of paranormal cognitiond) Relevance to African culture

What are the goals of indigenous African education?a) To develop physical potentials onlyb) To inculcate respect for elders and people in authorityc) To develop intellectual skills only

An applied learning activity suggested in this chapter for future educators is to:Group of answer choicesConstantly check and reflect on their values and their own experiences. Watch a program of their choice on NITV and record reflections and answers to question prompts.Ask students to create their own Dreamtime story. Provide a procedure for embedding Aboriginal perspectives into the curriculum.

Indigenous knowledge refers toa.Development of skills in society.b.The particularization of information.c.Improvising the livelihood of rural dwellers.d.Practices and representations of local communities with histories of interaction with the natural environment.

The effective embedding of Aboriginal perspectives is found in process not content. A helpful framework discussed in this chapter is called:Group of answer choicesthe Indigenous Academic Support framework.the Australian Curriculum framework.the 8 Ways framework.the 10 Ways framework.

In addition to developmental theories, when considering the education of a young child, which of the following should educators pay attention to? a. psychological and educational research b. personal experience and family roles c. anthropological, sociological, ideological, and cultural differences d. suggestions and estimations that help organize thoughts