- dolichophylla), -ni a suffix, "the one with the ch'illiwa gr****", also
spelled Chillihuani) is a
mountain in the
Bolivian Andes which reaches a
height of approximately...
-
route is via Cusipata; from there,
travelers may walk for 3 km
along the
Chillihuani route along a
bridle path to the
Rainbow Mountain. The
altitude of the...
- decision-making".
Similar to
other indigenous communities such as the
Chillihuani in Peru,
African education is
created with
goals in mind but is not limited...
-
questioning children and
asking "if they had eyes".
Children from the
Chillihuani village in the
Andean mountains learned to
weave without explicit instruction...
-
interactions on
which a child's
development depends.
Children of the
Chillihuani observe their environment as a
place of respect, and
learn from observation...
-
childbirth priority of many
communities in
developing countries, such as the
Chillihuani in Peru and the
Mayan town of San
Pedro La Laguna. Home
births can help...
- Mexican-heritage
children is a
cultural practice known as
being "acomedido".
Chillihuani girls in Peru
described themselves as
weaving constantly,
following behavior...
- play-based learning. In some
South American indigenous cultures, such as the
Chillihuani community in Peru,
children learn irrigation and
farming technique through...
-
building a 3D
model puzzle than
Mayan fathers with
western schooling. Also,
Chillihuani people of the
Andes value work and
create work
parties in
which members...
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adults and by
executing the
skills themselves. Also, in Peru,
young Chillihuani boys
learn how to
build shelters and
homes by
actively ****isting adults...
