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Working with and through Neoliberalism: Envisioning Research Supervision as a Pedagogy of Care in a Context of "Privileged Irresponsibility"
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Maistry, Suriamurthee – Education as Change, 2022
The report of the Ministerial Committee on Transformation and Social Cohesion revealed that exclusionary practices are commonplace in South African universities. They remain a compelling factor that contributes to student attrition in Master's and doctoral programmes, and they were a trigger to the #RhodesMustFall movement. Universities, oblivious…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Educational Practices, Inclusion, Research Universities
Teaching and Learning Paulo Freire: South Africa's Communities of Struggle
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Sinwell, Luke – Education as Change, 2022
This article highlights both the internal educative practices of social movements and how these practices can effectively link to building Freirean pedagogies within higher education institutions. At the heart of this possibility lies the democratic transformation of relations between students and teachers on the one hand and researchers and…
Descriptors: Disadvantaged, Educational Practices, Social Change, Teaching Methods
It Matters Who You Are: Indigenous Knowledge Research and Researchers
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Keane, Moyra; Khupe, Constance; Muza, Blessings – Education as Change, 2016
It is common for researchers in Indigenous Knowledge (IK) in science education research to draw on aspects of the scientific paradigm from their science training. The consequent research seeks to be objective. This paradigm is not necessarily appropriate for IK research. While there have been calls for IK-aligned methodologies (Chilisa 2012; Keane…
Descriptors: Researchers, Indigenous Knowledge, Foreign Countries, Science Education