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… p. 122-123). Instead, these practices and experiences from a decolonizing perspective (De Sousa, 2010a) can address other forms of thinking, doing and understanding the school contexts where students and teachers are seen as transformative agents. … also bear in mind that they are not alone in this stage. Both, their ELCTs and ELUMs play a significant influence in the forms the ELTP is conceived and developed within the school context. Understanding these teachers’ postitionings towards it, … practices, with instructional frameworks and without critical positionings upon our actions. These realities take several forms, considering the fact, that teachers are exposed to these practices because of the demands of language policies in our …
… de Didáctica de la Matemática y de las Ciencias Experimentales. Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. 2001 Dörfler, W. ‘Forms and means of generalization in mathematics’. En A. Bishop et all (eds),Mathematical Knowledge: Its Growth Through …
… says that some of the difficulties in connecting with participants have to do with the conservation of canonical forms already established in research processes. The bumpy road towards a decolonial perspective in research in ELT Carmen … actions of communal contemplating, alternative conversing, and configurative reflect- ing. Decolonial doing takes diverse forms in our formative doing. For example, Méndez (see above) demonstrates with a historical (archaeological) approach how … It must be acknowledged that gen- der and sexual diversity not only constitute ways of inhabiting the world but are forms of knowledge that should not be dismissed. “The problem with gender is that it prescribes how we should be rather than …
… true when considering ELT ways to produce knowledge. As stated by Vasilachis (2009: 2), “What we call science, like other forms of knowledge, is a social construction and depends as much on the beliefs and values of scientists, as it is on its … from those views behind canonical research. Conducting research is a process whose effects can be experienced in different forms. Some of us, researchers, might have felt compelled to follow the methodological traditions learned in the early years … their claims and assumptions under these new epistemological lenses. Such new readings led us to rediscover different forms to position ourselves and expose our locus of enunciation, which in the past had been ignored because of canonical …
… been resignified by feminists and other social scientists and then turned into a multidisciplinary analytical theory of forms of social organization (practices, relationships and institutions), based on the domination by the male gender of the … over woman, women and femininity, which are placed in a position of inferiority and subordination. Patriarchy implies forms of intergeneric and intrageneric domination. It also includes the domination by some men of others and of some women by … pp. 4-5) notes the supremacy of the “gender exceptionalism which has dominated the history of Western feminism. Current forms of exceptionalism work or are furthered by attaching themselves to, or being attached by, nonheterosexual, …
… de Didáctica de la Matemática y de las Ciencias Experimentales. Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. 2001 Dörfler, W. ‘Forms and means of generalization in mathematics’. En A. Bishop et all (eds), Mathematical Knowledge: Its Growth Through …