Fikile Nxumalo
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a guide to the

Key Ideas

in my research

Key Ideas

These are the most important ideas that guide my research. I take an integrated approach to teaching, learning, and thinking about childhood. In my writing and practice as an educator, these concepts are woven together to create a strong, critical foundation for new ways of engaging with the environment. I have made this list to help you better understand the kind of research that I do, why I do it, and where I am coming from.
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refiguring presence
reciprocity
radical relationality
place-based learning
place
pedagogy
participatory methods
land
indigenous knowledgeS
environmental education
early childhood education 
decoloniZING
curriculum
black feminist geographies
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anti-blackness
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Contact


Dr. Fikile Nxumalo 
The University of Toronto | OISE
​Office Phone: 1-416-978-6216

f.nxumalo [at] utoronto.ca

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Research Collaborations


Tkaronto CIRCLE lab
Planet Texas 2050
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​Early Childhood Collaboratory
Climate Action Childhood Network
​Common Worlds Research Collective
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