Everyone in the circle: What Ubuntu teaches us about teaching
Ubuntu and the idea of ‘the circle’ can decolonise teaching, challenge racism and value every student’s knowledge in higher education
Read moreDetailsDr Chris Dlamini is a Senior Lecturer in Learning Disability Nursing at Leeds Trinity University, with a background in nursing, social work and health and social care education. His research explores Ubuntu philosophy, cultural beliefs, intellectual disability, mental health, social justice and decolonising education. He is passionate about challenging racism, promoting inclusion and amplifying marginalised voices in higher education and wider society. Through his teaching, scholarship and community engagement, Chris advocates for more equitable, compassionate and relational approaches to education, health and wellbeing, recognising the importance of diverse perspectives in shaping a fairer and more inclusive society.
Ubuntu and the idea of ‘the circle’ can decolonise teaching, challenge racism and value every student’s knowledge in higher education
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