Andean Orality: an experience from the voices of children

Medina J.A.R.; del Pilar Mori Sánchez M.; Rodríguez L.K.G.; Cconislla E.W. · Encuentros (Maracaibo) (2023) · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7527781

Resumen

Andean orality allows the transmission of knowledge and traditions of a culture, devaluing it nullifies the possibility of intercultural training work. This article presents the experience of incorporating oral literature in school spaces with the participation of the yachaqkuna (wise men and women). From the dialogical methodology, the socio-critical approach and a participatory design, we worked with 15 boys and girls from a single-teacher school in the community of Huallhua in Ayacucho, achieving a proposal to incorporate orality in 11 sessions distributed in five modules to work within. school sessions, which allowed to reassess the importance of cultural knowledge, cultural transmission agents and the appreciation of being agents who can build their own learning.

Instituciones: Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola; Universidad de Lima; Universidad César Vallejo