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Deculturalization

Published by coordinador on 2024-11-192024-11-19

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Deculturalization denotes the systematic process by wich individuals or groups are systematically stripped of their native cultural identity, often through educational or political means. Understanding deculturalization is critical for challenging educational practices that marginalize or erase or minimize students’ cultural backgrounds. 

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