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Record #152365:

Greenlandic schools under Home Rule - building the Greenlandic nation and transnational regional cooperation? / Jørgen Ole Baerenholdt.

Title: Greenlandic schools under Home Rule - building the Greenlandic nation and transnational regional cooperation? / Jørgen Ole Baerenholdt.
Author(s): Baerenholdt, Jørgen Ole.
Date: 1999.
Publisher: Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Company
In: Dependency, autonomy, sustainability in the Arctic. (1999.),
Abstract: Schools were taken over in 1980. Katuaq cultural centre opened in 1997. This released schools from main role in developing Greenlandic identity, to building economy. Author carried out 16 interviews with teachers and other educational professionals, but admittedly does not understand Greenlandic. Teachers are successors of 18th Cent. catechists and became agents of modernisation of Greenlandic towns. Article gives figures of employed, qualified Greenlandic teachers and Danish teachers in 1985 and 1994. Textbooks have been available for 100 years, unique among Inuit, but system is Danish in structure.
Notes:

In: Dependency, autonomy, sustainability in the Arctic / Hanne Petersen, Birger Poppel, eds.

Keywords: 37 -- Education.
371.12 -- Teachers.
371.67 -- Text books.
374.7 -- Education, adult.
J -- Social sciences.
(*3) -- Arctic regions.
(*38) -- Greenland.
SPRI record no.: 152365

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