https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge en-us 2020-08-31 23:28:04 UTC 2020-08-31 23:44:57 UTC hello@padlet.com thiarecastro https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge/wish/710331636 According to the author, the main point of the article is to contribute to a less explored area, such as the comparison of methodologies to teach a global and a local language with the specific objectives of identifying, characterizing, and comparing teaching discourses and their methodological practices used in schools, that is to say, this article studies the teaching methodologies for the Mapudungun and English language in Chilean schools to explore and comprehend both of these educational phenomena.]]> 2020-08-31 23:28:33 UTC https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge/wish/710331636 thiarecastro https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge/wish/710335598 From my point of view, something that interested me a lot was that before reading this article, I didn't know that there were so many policies and laws regarding the Mapudungun language in our country. Also, I didn't know that the subject began to be taught on a compulsory basis at schools with a 20% of indigenous enrollment. For me this was very interesting because I've always thought that it is truly important to keep our culture alive through different methodologies, and teaching it at schols is a great advance, nevertheless, we have a long way to go as a country since this subject still doesn't have a greater importance in most institutions.]]> 2020-08-31 23:31:24 UTC https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge/wish/710335598 thiarecastro https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge/wish/710343117 I would like to discuss why in our contry the Mapudungun language doesn't have a bigger impact and a greater importance? Why, as Chileans, we prefer to learn other languages instead of learning about our own roots? And, why our government doesn't implement programs for teachers to help them learn this language?

For me, this questions remained in my mind after reading the article because I think that if we as a country were more interested about our culture, and we were more supportive with them, many problems occuring nowadays would not exist.]]> 2020-08-31 23:37:23 UTC https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge/wish/710343117 thiarecastro https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge/wish/710347260 Something that I found difficult to understand after reading the article is the fact that Chilean teachers don't have the formation in the Mapudungun language, and it is too difficult to find courses or even workshops about this language, which should be an important subject, at schools and universities, however, it is too difficult to approach it since there are few teachers who actually know it and teach it.]]> 2020-08-31 23:40:35 UTC https://padlet.com/thiarecastro/a0k1zgacs1nnwlge/wish/710347260