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    The Importance of bilingual education for Indigenous Peoples

    • by Jessica Schofield-wood
    • August 29, 2017
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    Indigenous Peoples in Peru are disproportionately poor in relation to their non-Indigenous counterparts, and are often the most vunerable in society,  lacking access to education and basic healthcare services. One problem which contributes to this marginalization is the lack of bilingual education and opportunities for Indigenous children to study in their native language.Read more

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