Titlebook: Using African Epistemologies in Shaping Inclusive Education Knowledge; Mbulaheni Obert Maguvhe,Mfundo Mandla Masuku Book 2023 The Editor(s

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An Afro-Centric Approach to Inclusive Education,s in their communities. These systems in Africa have resulted in the call for educational epistemologies that are Afro-centric and aim to provide educational solutions to solve African-centred educational problems. African-centric approaches to education are inclusive in nature and they encourage th

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An African Perspective on Inclusivity, Equity, Equality, Accessibility and Empowerment,struments including the Universal Declaration of Human rights (United Nations 1948), the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (United Nations 2006) and the Incheon Declaration (UNESCO 2015). Nevertheless, persistent social and educational inequalities reveal uneven implementation of

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Trends and Practices for Shaping Inclusive Education in the African Context,ed. However, all learners, including those with disabilities have the right to equal education and to attend mainstream schools. This chapter identifies trends and practices shaping inclusive education in Africa and how African countries are starting to value inclusive education. Learners with disab

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African Building Blocks for Inclusive Education Programme, Curriculum Design, Development and Delivuthorities in different countries’ conception and perception of equity, equality and empowerment of all people through education. To this extent, this practice reflects the conception and perception of tolerance, acceptance, inclusiveness, equity and equality. In this vein, the content, practice, te

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Evaluating the Idea of Western Epistemologies as Universal Norm to Explain Inclusive Education,access and improving the quality of education for all learners. The Education for All agenda transfers the concept of inclusive education to the goals and requirements of developing countries. However, research has shown that inclusive education was transferred to the Global South uncritically, with

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Using African Philosophies in the Alignment of Inclusive Education Programmes with Sustainable Deveelopment goals. It describes inclusive education as a rights-based approach to an educational provision that has received global recognition. The chapter argues that despite its widespread acceptance, inclusive education faces implementation challenges in developing countries because of its ideologi

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