AFRIKAN-CENTERED EDUCATION

AFRIKAN-CENTERED EDUCATION

by Mukasa Ma'at
AFRIKAN-CENTERED EDUCATION

AFRIKAN-CENTERED EDUCATION

by Mukasa Ma'at

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Overview

This book is relevant to all those who wish to gain a deeper insight into Afrikan-Centered education. The essays are rich with content and resources. They cover the core areas of instruction and ways to approach them from an Afrikan-Centered lens. A full list of cultural infusion modules have been included which I have developed over the years and provided to schools and teachers around the country. Some autobiographical elements have been incorporated as well. This work is a significant contribution to the field. The teacher, parent, student, and lay reader who wishes enrich the learning of Black children will find this book as a treasure in Afrikan-Centered education.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940156891924
Publisher: Mukasa Ma'at
Publication date: 07/22/2016
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 303 KB

About the Author

Mukasa Afrika Ma’at holds a Bachelor of Arts in Black Studies from CSU. He earned a Master of Science in Education Administration from GMU and a Master of Arts in Inner-City Studies Educational Leadership from NEIU. He is an historian, author, blogger, and poet. He has done critical essays on Black Leadership, politics, and culture along with extensive research and essays on Afrikan-Centered education. Mukasa Ma’at is a Black Belt martial arts instructor who developed and founded Ma’at-Sumu, a full mixed-martial arts combat system. He has been a teacher and education administrator of Afrikan-Centered schools. He has supported Afrikan-Centered schools and CIBI. Recently, he founded the National Black Independent School Fund to create scholarships. He is an education advocate for poor children and blogs on funding equity and access. He is presently working on his doctoral studies in education at GMU with his dissertation on rites of passage.
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