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Los pueblos indios en los libros de texto gratuitos

Lourdes C. Pacheco Ladrón de Guevara · María del Refugio Navarro Hernández · Laura Isabel Cayeros López

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Migration, Education, Indigenous Social Dynamics Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy Indigenous Cultures and Socio-Education

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This project presents an analysis of the way free textbooks address Indian peoples and the implications for the formation of identity among students in basic education. Evidence is given of the texts’ unique view of Indian peoples, since the construction of a homogeneous nation. A study was made of narrations that allude to the characteristics of today’s indigenous population. The books used were the first- and second-grade books, and Historia (2002) for the fourth and sixth grades, prior to the Integral Reform of Basic Education; as well as Formacion civica y etica from the first and sixth grades, and the sixth-grade Historia (2009), after the Reform.

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