Using vehicle-ethnography, Decolonizing Indigenous Education: An Amazigh/Berber Ethnographic Journey, (PDF) tells the journey of establishing a educational approach from and for the Kayble of Algeria and carries out to pen the sociological structures of an Kayble education system.
Reviews “How do indigenous individuals raise their kids within their distinct cultures offered the stress experienced daily in a growing environment of globalization? Taieb’s reaction to this exceptionally crucial concern sits at the core of indigenous cultures throughout the world. By making use of an autoethnographic method focusing on the Amazigh/Berber of Algeria, he has the ability to produce insights that pierce the intricacies of the strength and weak points of cultural acknowledgment and healing and the part that education can play in restoring hope and providing guts.” – Wally Penetito, Professor of Maori Education, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand “The need for an indigenous scholarship by indigenous scholars is big. Taieb’s idea-provoking Amazigh/Berber autoethnography is an effective recovering of language, culture, and identity. His psychological narrative episodes and reflexivity offer informative glances of Kabyle life and landscapes and understanding of Berber culture. His voice and strength difficulty mainstream research study and education. This motivating, ingenious text, a considerable contribution to indigenous, decolonizing pedagogies and methods, requires relational, crucial voice-focused methods in human examination.” – Mary H. Maguire, Professor of Integrated Studies in Education, McGill University, Canada “Taieb’s research study of the Berber/Kabyle culture of his forefathers divulges brand-new ground in its expedition of indigenous understanding. This is an event of an earliest and remarkable individuals whose customs have actually made it through a number of colonial programs. Strangely, the culture continues to be both innovative and lively in the face of continuing repression. Taieb’s work sets off brand-new concerns and offers shocking insights into the indigenous experience on a global level. This remarkable work, adventurous in conception and abundant in information, utilizes a brand-new method to research study. Working from deep within his household, individual, and neighborhood understanding, in addition to a range of academic viewpoints, Taieb is successful in bringing into focus the creative, ecological, psychological, spiritual and political scopes of individuals of the Atlas mountains.” – Ann Beer, previous Associate Professor, McGill University, Canada
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