[DMR] Decolonizing teacher education
Beyond culturally responsive pedagogy: Decolonizing teacher education
From Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
I chose this reading from a list of readings for Netta’s Power and Identity in Intercultural Contexts class, and I’m blown away by it. I had heard the word “decolonization” a fair amount of times before but didn’t really understand what it meant. I had also assumed that I understood what culturally responsive pedagogy was, but I didn’t. This chapter opened my eyes to new understandings. I think this should be required reading for all TESOL/TFL students at MIIS and I highly recommend it!

Zoya, thank you so much for sharing this. What an incredible resource. I have read Decolonizing Methodologies (which I think is available via the MIIS library) by Linda Tuhiwai Smith, and I really love the perspective of decolonizing teacher education. One part of Smith’s book that stood out to me was that we need to acknowledge that academia as it exists today is an inherently colonialist project and research, in many instances, is another form of European imperialism that continues to perpetuate pain and trauma on many indigenous communities. The resource you shared really brings home the fact that we, as practitioners in the field of language education, have a responsibility to question where our knowledge comes from and how we disseminate it to our students.
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Inspired by your insights I dove into the chapter you recommended on decolonizing teacher education. It is indeed eye opening challenging my preconceptions about culturally responsive pedagogy. A must read for educators aiming to reshape perspectives.
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Exploring topics beyond culturally responsive pedagogy is essential for truly transforming teacher education. Incorporating decolonizing approaches can create more inclusive and equitable learning environments. Just like in Funny Shooter 2, where strategy and adaptability lead to success, educators must shift perspectives and challenge traditional norms to foster meaningful change.
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Wow, this post on decolonizing teacher education is so eye-opening! I’ve been reflecting on how our own education systems often overlook diverse narratives. How do you see these ideas being implemented in classrooms?