植物的智慧:基于社区的探索之旅指南

IF 1.2 Q1 HISTORY American Indian culture and research journal Pub Date : 2024-05-08 DOI:10.17953/a3.6619
Nick Terrones
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COVID-19 全球大流行带来了许多压力,在许多不同层面上对社区产生了极大的影响,而在这些压力的阴影下却蕴藏着创新的机会。对于早期学习社区,特别是土著早期学习社区来说,尤其如此。在 "社区探究 "的基础上,我将讲述我作为 "曙光之星 "学前班首任园长的故事。在该学前班,我们以基于土地的教学法和课程为基础,对学龄前儿童进行治疗和重新记忆土著做法。这一过程为我们的早期学习社区提供了动力,使我们从一个仅仅是为了在大流行病中幸存下来的地方,转变为一个能够与我们的植物亲戚及其智慧互惠共荣的地方。
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The Wisdom of Plants: Guides in a Journey of Community-Based Inquiry
The COVID-19 global pandemic brought many stressors that greatly impacted communities on many different levels, and in the shadow of these stressors were opportunities to innovate. This was especially true for early learning communities, and specifically for Indigenous early learning communities. From a foundation of Community-Based Inquiry, I aim to tell my story as a first time director at Daybreak Star Preschool where our process of healing and re-membering Indigenous practices with preschool children is rooted in land-based pedagogy and curriculum. This process built a momentum for our early learning community to move from a place of simply surviving the pandemic, to a place where we could thrive in reciprocity with our plant relatives and their wisdom. 
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