Therefore, a homogenous, blanket approach may not be suitable for a group where the main approach is more collective and inclusive. As indicated earlier, the Mapuche, live in a region with a high poverty index and with its inherited issues related to the lack of inclusion and literacy rates, therefore, education needs to be looked at a level that consults and includes the community. So, that it is the community that becomes empowered to recognise and confront their concerns within the contexts of their own culture. On the contrary, the Mapuche will continue experiencing a dilution of their culture either by adaption, tacit imposition or adoption of the values imparted by the state through the educational context of schools. This not only includes the curriculum content but also the physical structures, government policies, technology, social inclusion and social capital.