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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"decolonizing education"”.

  1. Developing an Indigenous Tourism Course: Indigenizing Curriculum through Participatory Action Research

    … Resurgence (Simpson, 2011) and anti-racist education (Dei 1996, 2000), the study explored collaborative models for co-constructing curriculum that decolonizes tourism education and reflects aspirations on Indigenization of education.The project was conducted in partnership with Indigenous …

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  2. Interweaving Iiyiyiu (Cree) Ways of Knowing and Land-Based Learning with Science Curriculum at Waapinichikush Elementary School, Chisasibi, Quebec

    … between Western and Iiyiyiu approaches to education and especially, to prioritize and emphasize Iiyiyiu ways of knowing in leading land-based initiatives at Waapinichikush Elementary School. This project also identified several practical ways for non-Indigenous teachers to respectfully …

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  3. Classrooms as Sites of Resistance and Rebuilding: Constraints and Affordances of Washington Teachers Using the Since Time Immemorial Native Education Curriculum

    … the state-mandated Since Time Immemorial Native education curriculum in their teaching contexts. This research seeks to understand what constraints educators face in using the Since Time Immemorial curriculum and how those constraints may direct us to better understand ways settler colonialism …

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  4. Becoming a Beloved Community: A Restorative Reckoning for a Radical Conversion to Transform Discourse in Higher Education

    … transformative potential of justice in higher education, and presents the "HEAL Humanity Now!" framework, which advocates for the decolonization of restorative justice through relational accountability, systemic change, and the reclamation of Indigenous and Afrocentric epistemologies.</p>

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