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For all those who have ever been curious about why stories of Europe and Europeans dominate in all intellectual fields, this work provides great insight. Africa is pulled front and center as a provider of intellect and methods of teaching. People from all over Africa, have since prehistory seamlessly woven together their intellectual certainties with their creative arts. Africa's unique academic traditions have also produced specific pedagogies (methods and practices of teaching). This author argues that not only is Africa's intellectual heritage still alive, its concomitant pedagogy is also…mehr

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For all those who have ever been curious about why stories of Europe and Europeans dominate in all intellectual fields, this work provides great insight. Africa is pulled front and center as a provider of intellect and methods of teaching. People from all over Africa, have since prehistory seamlessly woven together their intellectual certainties with their creative arts. Africa's unique academic traditions have also produced specific pedagogies (methods and practices of teaching). This author argues that not only is Africa's intellectual heritage still alive, its concomitant pedagogy is also still alive and being used by teachers in Africa and in the African Diaspora.
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Autorenporträt
Authens Asantewaa Oppong Wadie holds a doctorate in the field of education and masters degrees in the Education and Theology respectively. Her academic passion is recovering the intellectual heritage of African people. Authens is of Caribbean heritage and has also lived in Africa. She currently lives in Illinois with her husband and four children.