In South Africa for @sariheza final conference events including policy breakfast - 27th, workshop with SAULT forum partners from other Southern African universities and academic colloquium on Weds 28th. More soon!
@KibbieN@DrLisaLucas
Our new article from the @sariheza project. Focusing on misrecognition of rural students in HE despite positive contributions students from rural bkgrds bring into HE space @EmmanuelMfanaf1@KibbieN@DrLisaLucas@cmontgo84143270 https://t.co/r27DInLMOf
Alone Together? Digital inequalities and the 2020 student experience of higher education
@suetim from the @sariheza team piece for HELTASA- the Higher Education Learning and Teaching Association for Southern Africa.
https://t.co/W4giNUVfgY
Interesting responses to our paper on ‘Participatory Methodology as a decolonising mode in international research in HE - potential pitfalls and parity @cherconf2019 with @suetim@sariheza@KCScentre@SOEBristol
Looking forward to presenting a paper this morning with @DrLisaLucas at Cher conference in Kassel, Germany on ‘participatory methodology as a decolonising mode in international research in HE’ @sariheza#cherconf19
For those who missed out, the audio recording of Prof. Boaventura de Sousa Santos' lecture on 'Epistemic Justice and the Future of the Democratic University' is now live on @BristolUni Soundcloud: https://t.co/eDDafc1oN3
It was indeed a fantastic event with some very thoughtful and critical discussions with brilliant inputs from Prof Boaventura de Sousa Santos https://t.co/FBW3AN4LNO
De Sousa Santos ‘Knowledge of the winners is what is taught in universities , knowledge-of the ‘losers’ is never available in universities , it is left out = epistemicide ‘ @SOEBristol@sariheza@DrLisaLucas@cmontgo84143270
De Sousa Santos - a monoculture of differences hides hierarchies - can we defend difference without hierarchies?’ Also we are subject to a monoculture of time = linear time and speed, other conceptions of time are not valued @SOEBristol@sariheza@DrLisaLucas
Boaventura De Sousa Santos asks ‘Why should we defend the public university and where are the social forces that will defend the public university?’ @sariheza@SOEBristol@suetim
‘Going to university: stories from rural students’ New publication for future students, written by our student co-researchers. Transaltions in all 11 South African languages now available to download here: https://t.co/31vEBsuGtv
De-coding or de-colonising the technocratic university? Rural students’ digital transitions to South African higher education. Learning, Media and Technology.
https://t.co/yuLQxzI78o 1st @sariheza publication now out by @suetim & Muhuro @DrLisaLucas@KibbieN@SOEBristol
De-coding or de-colonising the technocratic university? Rural students’ digital transitions to South African higher education. Learning, Media and Technology.
https://t.co/yuLQxzI78o 1st @sariheza publication now out by @suetim & Muhuro @DrLisaLucas@KibbieN@SOEBristol
Significant inequalities in access and participation continue to be major challenges for higher education in South Africa, including representation, academic achievement, and completion rates.
New policy briefing:
https://t.co/LhXF5rcDGd
#SARiHE#SouthAfrica#highered
Dr Amanda Hlengwa wrapping up the @sariheza Colloquium by challenging universities on their need to change to embrace new and dynamic cohorts of students @KibbieN@suetim@KCScentre
Discussion panel @sariheza Colloquium with Dr Dennis Banda, Mr Ahmed Essop, Prof Emmanuel Mgqwashu, Prof Sheila Trahar and one of our inspirational co-researchers Sinah Phatlane @KibbieN@suetim@KCScentre@SOEBristol