Скачать или смотреть The French Mandate Participation to Education in Cameroon by Dr Ebot Federick

“The Chalk of Change – France and the Making of Cameroon’s Schools” is a dramatic, story-based journey into the history of French participation in education in Cameroon. Through the voices of elders, teachers, administrators, and young learners, this scripted narrative brings to life how colonial policies, language, and schooling shaped a new generation of Cameroonians.

Set in the years after the First World War, the story follows Mami Yaya, her granddaughter Nanee, and community leaders as they navigate the arrival of French educational systems—complete with new laws, language requirements, school structures, and teaching methods.
While France introduced its own values and forms of instruction, the unintended result was the rise of an educated Cameroonian elite who would later push for rights, political awareness, and independence.

This video blends African cultural ambience, historical drama, and educational storytelling to help students, teachers, researchers, and content creators understand the deep impact of French colonial rule on Cameroon’s modern education system.

If you’re studying African history, Cameroon’s colonial era, comparative education, or the evolution of schooling in French Africa, this narrative is an engaging and meaningful resource.

⭐ What You Will Learn:

How France took control of Eastern Cameroon after WWI

How French language and culture were introduced through schooling

The structure of early colonial schools and teacher-training centers

The tension between African traditions and French educational values

How colonial education produced future political leaders

The lasting legacy of French schooling in modern Cameroon

⭐ Perfect For:

✔ Students of history and education
✔ Teachers and lecturers
✔ Cameroonian learners studying colonial influence
✔ Documentary and script lovers
✔ Anyone interested in African colonial history

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