How My Phone Helped Me To Read
Khadeeja’s relationship with reading.
TEDX: EDUCATION IS A PRACTICE OF FREEDOM
8 minute readIn this TedxLyttletonWomen talk, titled Education is a Practice of Freedom, I take us on my journey as I explored the intersections between learning, education and schooling and their relationship to the society we end up with. I propose that schooling in...
Gamers of Colour! Why aren’t you using your power?
4 minute readFor years now, I have been hearing about racism in the South African esports scene. To be fair to the scene, racism isn’t unique to the scene. It is reflective of our deeply racist society. Racism exists at all levels, from subtle microaggressions to the...
The Contradictions of our Existence
4 minute readBy Bayo Akomolafe poet | philosopher | psychologist | professor | passionate about the preposterous One of the most powerful aspects of our modern conditioning is the predisposition to describe, predict and control our experiences. This explains our...
The Child as an Insult
2 minute readBy Toby Rollo of Lakehead University, Political Science Department, Faculty Member. Posted on Facebook in June 2017. Reposting here with permission. There was once a time in the media when it was deemed acceptable to insult or degrade a political opponent...
Reading Reflections
Our personal journey to literacy.
Intersectional Unschooling? A New semantic musing
Reflecting on the usage of the word unschooling within a social change/decolonisation orientation.
Unschooling as Decolonisation 2
Further reflections on unschooling as decolonisation.
NO! The ACDP is not an ally!
Unschoolers need to be weary of the ACDP’s adoption of ‘liberated learning’
Personal Reflections: My Education, My Liberation
Reflecting on the discussions at the My Education, My Liberation event I attended.