Nurturing Cultural and Ecological Wealth

Nurturing Cultural and Ecological Wealth

Goh Ying Yingsoon (UiTM, Malaysia), Zhang Haiyan (Jining Normal University, China), Tang Xueming (Jining Normal University, China), Zhang Suyan (Shandong Jianzhu University, China), Chen Yiming (Shenzhen University, China), Tie Xiaoyao (Qilu Institute of Technology, China), and Liu Wenpang (Liaocheng Infant Normal School, China)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-8094-9.ch019
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Abstract

This chapter proposal seeks to enhance the field of teacher education by offering a detailed guide for educators and policymakers on integrating Funds of Knowledge. It underscores the significance of cultural, linguistic, and ecological diversity in fostering inclusive and equitable learning environments. The chapter will present practical strategies for recognizing and incorporating students' Funds of Knowledge into the curriculum, promoting teaching practices that celebrate diversity. Key components include methods for valuing students' cultural and ecological assets, engaging in reflective practice, and collaborating with families and communities. The chapter will also advocate for policy changes that support diversity, ensuring all students are seen, heard, and empowered. Balancing local knowledge with global educational standards is crucial for educational excellence. The proposed chapter envisions a culturally responsive, ecologically mindful education system.
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