Paths of Indigenous School Education between countries colonized by England and their diferences
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Education, England, Indigenous School Education, SchoolAbstract
In this article we will analyze the paths of indigenous school education (ISE) in three countries colonized by England. It aimed to use the ISE as a background to analyze the discrepancies in the conduct of school education, telling important historical events for the ISE. A bibliographic study was carried out on the ISE in the United States of America; Australia and New Zealand and a chronology of time milestones created. The confrontation of apartheid and racism caused delays in the conduction of the ISE and the protagonism of the natives in the conduction of the ISE.
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