Teaching Teachers: The Afrocentric Model of Education - Paperback
Teaching Teachers: The Afrocentric Model of Education - Paperback
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by Nah Dove (Author)
Teaching Teachers: The Afrocentric Model of Education presents a powerful framework for rebuilding education through African-centered knowledge, cultural identity, and the ethical principles of Maat. Drawing on the metatheory of Afrocentricity, Dr. Nah Dove demonstrates how meaningful learning begins with cultural memory and the recognition of Africa as humanity's origin and intellectual foundation.
Combining historical insight with practical guidance, this book equips teachers, parents, and educational leaders with a clear model for developing culturally affirming curricula and learning environments. Dove reveals how Eurocentric schooling distorts identity and offers an Afrocentric alternative that restores truth, dignity, and human potential.
Perfect for teacher preparation programs, Africana Studies, homeschool networks, and community educators, Teaching Teachers is an essential resource for anyone committed to transforming education and nurturing culturally grounded, critically aware learners.
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