Hey! I am Ronald Kaunda, an educator and researcher. I like talking and writing about all things early literacy, language and African Indigenous knowledge systems as they relate to knowledge acquisition in and out of classroom contexts. I also enjoy writing about African/Zambian traditions as spaces for exploring Indigneous knowledge.
In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, digital tools have become an integral part of education. But…
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In the heart of Indigenous communities, there is a treasure trove of wisdom and traditional…
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Education is a powerful tool for empowerment and transformation, and when it comes to Indigenous…
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Storytelling is a universal human experience, but in Indigenous cultures, it takes on a unique…
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In Indigenous communities across the world, cultural resilience is a vital force that sustains traditions,…
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Introduction Community literacy outreach is a vital component of promoting education and empowerment among diverse…
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Postcolonial theory has been illusive to define or to limit its meaning. This is because,…
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In the journey to create more inclusive and culturally rich learning environments, the significance of…
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Indigenous Perspectives and Indigenous education offer a unique lens through which to view the world,…
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Introduction Indigenous education is a crucial aspect of preserving and honoring the diverse cultures and…
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