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LARGEST BRESTS 69 89; cultural
identity
is
strengthened
by
relevant
curriculum
in
community
schools
because
elders
and
resource
people
are
involved
in
the
development
of
appropriate
teaching
materials
students
also
develop
a
positive
attitude
towards
school
so
that
they
stay
longer
to
graduate
the
study
also
indicated
that
when
parents
teachers
community
members
directly
participate
in
the
education
process
through
the
curriculum
programs
effective
and
relevant
education
is
provided
however
the
results
also
indicated
that
though
the
native
bands
have
embarked
on
a
well
publicised
alternative
education
process
for
the
last
two
decades
the
change
has
been
slow
and
has
not
provided
instant
results
there
is
still
some
concerns
about
specific
areas
of
local
control
of
education
as
well
as
parental
role
in
the
educational
maina
faith
waiyeso
a
study
of
curriculum
in
native
band
controlled
schools
in
canada
a
lesson
for
kenyan
schools
trent
university
canada
ma
the
purpose
of
this
study
is
to
gather
information
on
the
success
and
development
of
education
curriculum
for
native
band
controlled
schools
in
canada
and
determine
whether
the
same
would
be
appropriate
for
the
kenyan
schools
the
information
was
obtained
through
a
survey
with
principals
of
band
controlled
schools
across
canada
a
case
study
was
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