What is epistemic Humility?
Teachers and researchers must recognise the limits of their own worldviews and engage respectfully with indigenous perspectives
What is indigenous knowledge?
it is local, relational, spiritual, and dynamic
connects people, land, and language
orality and language are central to IK, they shape worldviews that cannot be fully captured in english or written text
What are some challenges between IK & TPACK?
TPACK often reflects Eurocentric assumptions about teaching and technology
integrating the 2 requires rethinking the framework to include culture, place and ethics
they can compliment eachother if approached RESPECTFULLY & RELATIONALLY
what is WEIRD? how does AI reflect western perspectives?
Western Educated, industrialized, rich and democratic worldview
- overrepresented in AI
Teaching Indigneous history
the goal is to ‘tell a better story’
one that centres around cultural respect, relational ethics and plurality
What is the alignment problem?
the chalgneges and difficulties of insuring AI systems act according to human values, ethics and cultural norms
Accademic integrity
plagiarism is a current discussion around AI in schools
maintaining a professional relationship with AI
What is Hyper-nudging?
AI shapes how we think, act and perceive the world
it is not a neutral tool, it mediates moral and cognitive processes
Ethical implications for Teachers & students
we must question, engage and understand technology mindfully
include marginalized and indigenous perspectives by ‘actively presenting multiple knowledges’
teachers must critically examine how classroom technologies (physical & digital) shape who we are, how we learn and who’s knowledge is valued or silenced
Superficial Inclusion of IK
When teachers use AI, it risks producing shallow representations of IK
they do not fully represent Indigenous relational and contextual nature
How can we use AI mindfully?
recognize its limitations
teachers must maintain ethical awareness and pedagogical integrity