2016
DOI: 10.1007/s11422-016-9745-5
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The cognitive relevance of Indigenous and rural: Why is it critical to survival?

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“…The Journal of Business Ethics published three works Maguire, 1997). The journal Cultural Studies of Science Education recently published three works: the theoretical discussions by and Salloum (2016) and the case study by Kassam et al (2016). The work by Salloum (2016) discusses phronesis directly, addressing the practical knowledge of teachers.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The Journal of Business Ethics published three works Maguire, 1997). The journal Cultural Studies of Science Education recently published three works: the theoretical discussions by and Salloum (2016) and the case study by Kassam et al (2016). The work by Salloum (2016) discusses phronesis directly, addressing the practical knowledge of teachers.…”
Section: Bibliometric Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for research strategies, the empirical studies use the case study method Kassam et al, 2016), action research , and mixed methods .…”
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“…Deliberate efforts to colonize not only the lands but also the minds of indigenous peoples have undermined their knowledge systems, including traditional calendars (Kassam et al 2017). Now, many indigenous communities are looking to revitalize their ecological calendars because of the pragmatic necessity of building anticipatory capacity for climate change (Kassam et al 2011; Prober et al 2011; Woodward et al .…”
Section: Re-framing: the Role Of Timementioning
confidence: 99%