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The Education of Minority Groups: some questions raised by consideration of the nomadic Fulani of Nigeria

Muhammad Ibn JunaidDepartment of Education, University of Sokoto, Nigeria
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Ian LewisDepartment of Education, University of York, United Kingdom
Pages 219-226 | Published online: 02 Aug 2006

NOTES AND REFERENCES

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  • Libermann, K., 1981. Aboriginal education: the school at Strelley, Western Australia, Harvard Educational Review 51 (1981), p. 000.
  • , Documentation of the impact of imposed educational system and resettlement policies on nomadic peoples has been provided by many writers. With few exceptions the findings are discouraging: the nomadic children find themselves in a no‐man's‐land between the dominant cultures and their indigenous cultures. See, for example, Creery (1983), op. cit..
  • Dumont, R. V., and Wax, M. L., 1971. "Cherokee school, society and inter‐cultural classroom". In: Cosin, , et al., eds. School and Society. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul; 1971, D. M. Koenig (1981) Cognitive styles of Indian, Metis, Inuit and non‐natives of Northern Canada and Alaska and implications for education, unpublished Ph.D. thesis, University of Saskatchewan.
  • Junaid, M. I., and Ardo, G. V., 1984. The need for a policy on nomadic Fulani education in Nigeria, International Journal of Nomadic and Minority Education (1984), (introductory issue) (Oakhill, Deanhouse); W. W. Cobern et al, (1984) Traditional education and folktales: a stimulus to literacy amongst the nomadic Fulani, Durham & Newcastle Research Review 10,000.
  • , Rigby (1985) op. cit.
  • St Croix, F. W., 1945. The Fulani of Northern Nigeria. Lagos: Government Printers; 1945, C. E. Hopen (1958) The Pastoral Fulbe Family in Gwandu (Oxford, O.U.P.); D. J. Stenning (1959) Savannah Nomads (Oxford, O.U.P.); H. G. T., Raay (1974) Fulani Pastoralists and Cattle The Hague, The Hague Institute of Social Studies.
  • Waters‐Bayer, A., 1985. Dairying by Selected Fulani Women in Central Nigeria and some Implications for Dairy Development. O.D.I.; 1985.
  • , See Rigby (1985) op. cit. [10] W. W. Cobern et al. (1984) op. cit.

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