Johnson Kinyago, a sun-dried Masai herde..-阿摩線上測驗
1F mcexia 小四上 (2015/01/26)
er is stupid so he’s in school.” At a cattle market in Laikipia in northern Kenya, other Masai elders nod their approval. Herding is for bright sparks, school for “thickies,” all of them say. Only 35% of Masai children attend school. The reason is that pastoralists depend on their children’s labor, so even if persuaded of the merits of school, few could spare their ablest offspring. The result is an illiteracy rate of over 90%, leaving the Masai vulnerable to abuse from their more worldly neighbors. With their stretched ear lobes, their ochre-stained warriors, and gap-toothed brides, the ... 查看完整內容 |
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3F 骨頭(一般警特行政上榜) 大四下 (2019/12/02)
Johnson Kinyago, a sun-dried曬乾 Masai herder放牧人, has two sons. “One is a genius—he can identify every animal and find water anywhere. So he’s with the goats山羊,” he says proudly. “The other is stupid so he’s in school.” At a cattle母牛,奶牛 market in Laikipia in northern Kenya, other Masai elders nod尤指)點頭贊同 their approval贊成;同意. Herding趕成一群,放牧 is for bright sparks生氣勃勃的人;精明的人, school for “thickies傻瓜; 笨蛋,” all of them say. Only 35% of Masai children attend school. The reason is that pastoralists畜牧人 depend on their children’s labor, so even... 查看完整內容 |