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CULTURALLY RELEVANT PEDAGOGY IN MATHEMATICS: A CRITICAL NEED
Dr. Shelly M. Jones is Associate Professor at Central Connecticut
State University. Her interests include culturally relevant
mathematics, connecting mathematics and music, and students’
mathematics beliefs. She contributed to The Brilliance of Black
Children in Mathematics: Beyond the Numbers and Toward a New
Discourse.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
"Africa's Black Star" tells the political rise and fall of Dr Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana's and Africa's first independent president after colonial rule. The former President of Ghana Dr Kwame Nkrumah, was dubbed "the Man of the Millennium" by BBC World Service listeners.
The film covers Nkrumah's phenomenal rise to power, Africa's independence movement, his successes and losses, the internal and external enemies, the 1966 coup and the continuation of his legacy in Ghana and Africa.
For more info and other films visit: www.blackninefilms.com
Hausa Koko is most likely Ghana's most popular street breakfast. It is made of millet and spices, and just loved by many. Making it at home yields results that is no different from one you get from your favorite koko joint...that is if it is done the right way.
Ingredeients:
7 cups millet
75 grams ginger
1 teaspoon cloves (p3pr3)
2 teaspoons black pepper corn (esoro wisa)
20 pieces negro peppers (hwentia)
4 dried chilies
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For product reviews, sponsorship and collaboration, email me at askkwankyewaa@gmail.com
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Last week’s show proved that the Twa are the Mothers and Fathers of Humanity and World Civilization. In Part II of this series, historical proof will be presented showing that the Twa also known as the Anu people, were the founders of Egyptian or Kemetic Civilization. The Twa or Anu, created all of the elements of Kemetic Civilization prior to the First Dynasty in 3200 BC. By African people knowing their historical greatness yesterday, we will know what great things we can achieve today and tomorrow.