The aim of this research is to categorize Mapuche educational knowledge by using methodological theoretical aspects of the Grounded Theory. The categorization is made through the Open Coding. On research, the lack of systematization of indigenous knowledge in Chile is observed, particularly, the Mapuche educational knowledge for an intercultural curriculum. In the last decade, however, legal instruments such as the Law Indígena No 19.253 at local level and the International Labour Organization Convention No 169, promoting intercultural education at international level were created. This study analyzes a data consisting in 60 kimche discourses about Mapuche education. In order to build conceptual categories containing the main knowledge and cultural understanding related to child and adolescent education, the Open Coding is used. To make a rigorous analysis and an accurate interpretation of data, and also to create conceptual nets of categories and subcategories, the Atlas-ti 5 software is used. Findings show the Kimeltuwün (educational process), Kimün (knowledge) and Sociocultural Practices categories as well as eighteen subcategories.
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Quilaqueo, D. R., & Daniel San Martín, C. (2008). Categorizacion de saberes educativos mapuche mediante la teoria fundamentada. Estudios Pedagogicos, 34(2), 151–168. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0718-07052008000200009
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