Click Here To (Stream) Quibinar #10 - Culture (Part 1)  (The Homeschooling Series)

In the book, Nation Building, author Kwame Agyei Akoto defines culture.

Culture is the sum-total of a people's evolving historical and contemporary experience, their values, beliefs and actions consisting of behavior patterns, symbols, and institutions unique to a people, that distinguishes them from another people.

Culture is a System of Thought

It can be said that culture, is an explicit and implicit system of thought and behavior based on certain metaphoric, scientific, mythological, theosophical and ideological assumptions, that defines and motivates a people to fashion reality in their own interest, from their cultural common sense.

Culture and Curricula Development

Information taken from, Infusion of African and African American Content in the School Curriculum, Proceedings of the First National Conference, October 1989, editors, Asa G. Hilliard, III, Lucretia Payton-Stewart, and Larry Obadele Williams, Aaron Press, Morristown, N.J., 1990,

“The Infusion of African and African American Content: A Question of Content and Intent,” Wade W. Nobles, Ph.D., P 4-24.

Cultural Influence of Environment

How a people think, talk, eat, walk, play, dress, love, hate, and fight are a consequence of their cultural orientation.

Because humans are not born pre-wired and what we learn comes primarily from our environment there are few actions, initiated (individual or group) outside of a cultural influence.

Click Here To (Stream) Quibinar #10 - Culture (Part 1)  (The Homeschooling Series)

(Stream) Quibinar #10 - Culture (Part 1) (The Homeschooling Series)

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