By Regina Cortina
The schooling of Indigenous electorate in Latin the US examines the advance of intercultural bilingual schooling all through Latin the USA, concentrating on practices that safeguard the cultural and linguistic range of Indigenous peoples. The members hint the trajectory of political and coverage matters regarding the implementation of intercultural bilingual schooling.
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While this is now happening at the national level, at the local level EIB has stagnated and lost the impetus it gained when it began to enjoy nationwide expansion after 1994. Curricula, educational materials and methodologies are under general revision and no precise guidelines are yet available to schools, whether rural or urban. After the outburst of the antineoliberal popular struggle, resulting from the regrettable correlation that Bolivian politicians established between neoliberalism and EIB (López, 2005) and the fact that EIB reached only the rural areas but not the cities or the Spanish-speaking population (Patzi, 1999), the 1994 EIB approach was questioned and countermanded before a new proposal was designed.
An Indigenous language secondary school curriculum also got underway, teacher-training colleges underwent EIB curriculum reform, ten new intercultural universities opened in places closer to Indigenous communities and educational material including video was prepared to promote intercultural education for all (Schmelkes, 2006b). 3 Nonetheless, the notions of interculturalism and also EIB are observed with caution by researchers and grassroots leaders because of its top-down origin. In Chiapas members of the influential but unofficial Teachers’ Union for a New Mexican Education stated that the system imposed a centrally designed model of EIB and rejected communally inspired intercultural education alternatives (Cárdenas, personal communication, May 2012).
Renewed Indigenous self-esteem and initial nationwide positioning of Indigenous knowledge, culture and languages practically invaded the educational and social scenario of the country (Albó & Anaya, 2003; Noel, 2009), promoting a form of local Indigenous activism, which indeed paved the way for the Indigenous political impetus Bolivia is now undergoing. In Bolivia, Indigenous leaders negotiated with government authorities and, unlike other bottom-up experiences that remained as microlevel initiatives, they managed to have some bearing on educational policies and on national politics in general.