PodcastWhy the Future of Education Needs to be More Inclusive
Here’s what she said:
Knowledge is always political, and knowledge has always been politicized.
Because of the colonial legacy, a lot of universities around the world are following the same curricula as we follow in the West.
I see the value of disciplinary knowledge, but I think that’s not enough because if you only have the pieces, you don’t have the full picture.
We need to really equip our students with the tools to reimagine different futures and foster hope.
I’m a bit hesitant that we are now, as universities, going into this AI era without a vision on our education and on our pedagogy and what that means.
The pluriversity is the idea that the university steps out of the traditional boundaries and ensures that we have different perspectives, engage with societal stakeholders, but also explicitly embrace transformation as a core mission.
