Inclusive Education from Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Inclusive Education from Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Metse Juliet Masalesa, Mbulaheni Obed Maguvhe, Tawanda Majoko, Mahlapahlapana Themane
Pages: 300
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-6607-3
ISBN13: 9798369366073|ISBN13 Softcover: 9798369366080|EISBN13: 9798369366097
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The book subject is inclusivity and indigenous knowledge systems. The book: Approaching Inclusive Education from an African indigenous knowledge systems perspective gives insights on how inclusive education could be approached from African indigenous knowledge systems (IKS). It goes at length showing how matters like collectivism, socialism, Ubuntu, togetherness, oneness, etc. could foster and enhance the design, development, and delivery of an inclusive education curriculum from an African perspective. African Inclusive education problems need African solutions. Authors of various chapters are tapping on African experiences, knowledge, skills, values an attitude in addressing inclusive education problems. Academically, the book adds to the body of knowledge as African philosophies are not yet at the same level as other philosophies when coming to education issues. The book further strives to preserve and promote indigenous knowledge systems.

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Tawanda Majoko is a Professor of Inclusive and Special Needs Education at Great Zimbabwe University. He obtained a Doctor of Education in Inclusive Education from the University of South Africa. He holds a Master of Philosophy of Education in Curriculum Policy, Development and Management from the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University. Prof Majoko’s research interests are teacher education for inclusion and inclusivity of learners with individual and systemic diverse and unique needs and contemporary issues relating human rights and social justice. His research articles appear in internationally and nationally accredited journals. He has sole-authored and co-authored several chapters with early-career scholars. He has presented at numerous international and national conferences. He has successfully supervised master’s and doctoral students’ theses and is an external examiner for several universities in Africa.
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