Module 2.3 - Indigenous Knowledge & TPACK Flashcards

(11 cards)

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What is epistemic Humility?

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Teachers and researchers must recognise the limits of their own worldviews and engage respectfully with indigenous perspectives

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What is indigenous knowledge?

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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

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What are some challenges between IK & TPACK?

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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

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what is WEIRD? how does AI reflect western perspectives?

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Western Educated, industrialized, rich and democratic worldview
- overrepresented in AI

  • AI- generated knowledge tends to reflect western perspectives
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Teaching Indigneous history

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the goal is to ‘tell a better story’
one that centres around cultural respect, relational ethics and plurality

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What is the alignment problem?

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the chalgneges and difficulties of insuring AI systems act according to human values, ethics and cultural norms

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Accademic integrity

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plagiarism is a current discussion around AI in schools

maintaining a professional relationship with AI

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What is Hyper-nudging?

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AI shapes how we think, act and perceive the world

it is not a neutral tool, it mediates moral and cognitive processes

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Ethical implications for Teachers & students

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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

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Superficial Inclusion of IK

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When teachers use AI, it risks producing shallow representations of IK

they do not fully represent Indigenous relational and contextual nature

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How can we use AI mindfully?

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recognize its limitations
teachers must maintain ethical awareness and pedagogical integrity

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