Episode 2: What Is a Colonized Education?

An episode of the Students as Their Own Teachers: Decolonizing the Classroom podcast, hosted by BHSEC Queens Y2 Seminar, titled "Episode 2: What Is a Colonized Education?" was published on June 11, 2020 and runs 16 minutes.

June 11, 2020 ·16m · Students as Their Own Teachers: Decolonizing the Classroom

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Dana, Elan, and Sahib define a colonized education and discuss its effects (with input from Ashutosh).

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Dana, Elan, and Sahib define a colonized education and discuss its effects (with input from Ashutosh).

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