J de Beer, N Petersen - 2016 - uir.unisa.ac.za

Decolonisation of the science curriculum: a different perspective (# cookbook-labs-must-fall).

science curriculum

de, Petersen

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… approaches to curriculum development in science education from a … science, could be the answer to a more Afrocentric science curriculum. We show how indigenous knowledge could provide an authentic context to many science inquiries currently included in the Curriculum …

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