I Can See Clearly Now The Kuona Process—A Teaching Strategy for Liberation  

Oleh:

Peavy, Liz

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Urban Education vol. 35 no. 1 (Mar. 2000), page 57-78.
Topik: kuona; cultural; political; spiritual; liberating perspective
Fulltext: 57UE351.pdf (59.99KB)

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This article is a beginning dialogue on the kuona process of teaching skill development. This process teaches conceptualization from a cultural, political, spiritual, and liberating perspective, a perspective that is rooted in the African culture. Kuona, a Swahili word, means to perceive beyond what is apparent. The kuona process is designed to foster self-reliance and self-determination for the purpose of social change in African American participants. When this liberating process is used consciously, it can change a participant's perception of what can and cannot be accomplished in transforming self, others, and institutions. This article focuses on the process of conceptualization from a traditional and a liberating perspective, the formation of the kuona process, facilitating the process, philosophical assumptions of the process, and major components of the process.

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