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Using the pandemic to decolonize nature: Interrogating pragmatic education.

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Title: Using the pandemic to decolonize nature: Interrogating pragmatic education.
Authors: Foley Jr., William J.1 williamfoleyjr@gmail.com
Source: Prospects (00331538). Oct2021, Vol. 51 Issue 1-3, p261-277. 17p.
Subject Terms: *COVID-19 pandemic, Pragmatism, Globalization, Imperialism, Indigenous peoples
Abstract: This article seeks to use Dewey's interpretation of pragmatism and education as a model for how dominant notions of school exemplify a colonizing theory of nature. The article argues that Dewey sought to commodify nature as a tool for human progress. This aspect of Dewey's beliefs is further demonstrated in the kind of schooling that is being implemented through globalization. The article draws on Indigenous concepts of the nature and the Earth, for decolonizing science instruction in an elementary classroom. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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