Indigenous education refers to the teaching and learning practices that are rooted in the cultures, languages, and traditions of Indigenous peoples. It emphasizes the importance of community involvement and the transmission of knowledge through storytelling, ceremonies, and hands-on experiences. This approach aims to preserve and promote Indigenous identities and worldviews. In many regions, Indigenous education incorporates both traditional knowledge and contemporary subjects, creating a holistic learning experience. It often includes the study of local ecosystems, history, and cultural practices, fostering a sense of belonging and respect for the land. Programs may also focus on revitalizing Indigenous languages, such as Ojibwe or Navajo, to strengthen cultural connections.