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Siphamandla Mncube – Distance Education, 2024
Higher education institutions have been following the global trend of advocating open educational resources (OER) for tuition and learning. In the South African context of higher education, there is also an increasingly strong call for decolonisation in educational content. However, there is a lack of knowledge and theories for the decolonisation…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Open Educational Resources, Decolonization, Electronic Learning
Triyanto; Handayani, Rif'ati Dina – Diaspora, Indigenous, and Minority Education, 2020
Integrating indigenous knowledge in the science classroom is one approach of maximizing the sociocultural relevance of education. The purpose of this study is to describe the possibility of integrating indigenous knowledge and school sciences through a Teacher Learning Community (TLC) at the secondary school. Data were collected through teaching…
Descriptors: Indigenous Knowledge, Science Instruction, Communities of Practice, Secondary School Teachers
Ladjal, Tarek; Bensaid, Benaouda – Religious Education, 2017
As one of the oldest surviving educational religious models in the history of Muslim education, Mahdara remains a poorly studied desert-based religious institution of traditional learning. In its Bedouin context, the Mahdara produced religious scholars no less competent in the mastery of religious Islamic sciences than graduates of other reputable…
Descriptors: Muslims, Religious Education, Models, Educational Methods

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