YDS 2018-2 Soru=72

According to a study in Usenge, Kenya, near the
town of Kisimu, most families in the village do not
value formal Western schooling. There is no reason
they should, as their children will for the most part
spend their lives farming or engaged in other
occupations that make little or no use of Western
schooling. These families emphasise teaching their
children the indigenous, informal knowledge that
will lead to successful adaptation in the
environments in which they will really live. ---- They
hope that their children may be able to leave the
village and to go to a university. These families tend
to emphasise the value of Western education and to
devalue indigenous informal knowledge. Thus, the
families typically value and emphasise one or the
other kind of knowledge, but not both.