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http://hdl.handle.net/11189/6209| Title: | Decolonising learning spaces: implications for ethical practice | Authors: | Sykes, P. Gachago, Daniela |
Keywords: | Decolonisation;Decolonization;Learning spaces;Ethical practice | Issue Date: | 28-Nov-2016 | Publisher: | University of the Western Cape & Cape Peninsula University of Technology | Source: | Sykes, P. & Gachago, D. 2011. Decolonising learning spaces: implications for ethical practice. Cape Town: UWC & CPUT | Abstract: | Our gendered, raced, classed subjectivities may will work against our aims as educators. Perhaps an element of the work of facilitating South African conversations resides inside the creative contradiction of making spaces that are safe-enough and uncomfortable. Such conversations have the potential to be full of healing, full of life and full of possibility.” - Rebecca Freet | URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11189/6209 |
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