THE WORLDVIEW AND COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE IN THE SCHOOL: REPRESENTATIONS OF TEACHERS OF THE NORMAL BILINGUAL AND INTERCULTURAL OF OAXACA (ENBIO), MEXICO

This present document addresses the teacher's representation from the "Escuela Normal Bilingue e Intercultural de Oaxaca" (ENBIO) about the worldview and the community knowledge of the native people of the state of Oaxaca, Mexico; with a perspective of community as a way of life-based on the principles of correspondence and respect for diversity. It is intended to identify and make visible the representations about their worldview, the knowledge, their sociocultural practices and its possible articulation with the academic knowledge addressed in the school and its educational practices, both built from different logics. The investigation is fundamental in the theory of the representations with the contributions from H. Lefebvre (2006) and on the decolonial pedagogy with the approaches of C. Walsh (2007). The work was done with a questions to be asked are: What are the representations of the ENBIO teachers regarding their worldview and community knowledge? How can these different positions contribute to the construction of the spaces for intercultural and academic dialogue? If it is considered that both are relevant to building and implementing an education intercultural bilingual.