2020
DOI: 10.1080/09518398.2020.1797209
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Intercultural competences in primary school teachers’ under the urban context of Huaraz City, Peru: an ethnographic and educational analysis

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“…Indigenous languages represent mestizo cultures, which today are marginalized by other higher elites [13], so there was no reason to be proud, leaving aside the linguistic diversity that exists today in Latin America, where in many cases are in danger of extinction [14], as mentioned [15] factors that influence the loss of Quechua language in students is fashion, followed by migration and technology, [16] mentioned factors such as homeschooling, pressure from society and lack of publicity, [17] indicated that social networks today are in different languages but not in Quechua, excluding a large part of the population of Argentina, Peru, Chile, Ecuador and Colombia [18] showed that in some way they want to rescue the Quechua language through the promotion and cultural exchange, as mentioned [19] Another way to rescue the Quechua language is taking advantage of new technologies, as is the case of AR, being an attractive tool for users which can encourage TL in a dynamic way.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indigenous languages represent mestizo cultures, which today are marginalized by other higher elites [13], so there was no reason to be proud, leaving aside the linguistic diversity that exists today in Latin America, where in many cases are in danger of extinction [14], as mentioned [15] factors that influence the loss of Quechua language in students is fashion, followed by migration and technology, [16] mentioned factors such as homeschooling, pressure from society and lack of publicity, [17] indicated that social networks today are in different languages but not in Quechua, excluding a large part of the population of Argentina, Peru, Chile, Ecuador and Colombia [18] showed that in some way they want to rescue the Quechua language through the promotion and cultural exchange, as mentioned [19] Another way to rescue the Quechua language is taking advantage of new technologies, as is the case of AR, being an attractive tool for users which can encourage TL in a dynamic way.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%