Kumari Beck, Simon Fraser University
Assistant Professor
Education
Vancouver, British Columbia
kumari_beck@sfu.ca
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(778) 782-8599
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Kumari Beck is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Education at Simon Frasher University.
Her primary area of research is internationalization of higher education; my research interests span international education, internationalization of curriculum, social education, anti-racist a...
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Her primary area of research is internationalization of higher education; my research interests span international education, internationalization of curriculum, social education, anti-racist a...
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Bio/Research
Kumari Beck is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Education at Simon Frasher University.
Her primary area of research is internationalization of higher education; my research interests span international education, internationalization of curriculum, social education, anti-racist and multicultural education, globalization, postcolonial theory, pedagogy in post-secondary institutions, and the ethics of care. She is interested in how the experiences of those who participate in international education and internationalization processes can inform ways in which we understand and practice internationalization. The courses she teaches reflect these diverse and inter-related interests: intercultural and international education, contemporary issues in curriculum, multicultural and anti-racist education, the politics of difference, secondary social studies, and teaching for social justice (with the Professional Development Program).
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Her primary area of research is internationalization of higher education; my research interests span international education, internationalization of curriculum, social education, anti-racist and multicultural education, globalization, postcolonial theory, pedagogy in post-secondary institutions, and the ethics of care. She is interested in how the experiences of those who participate in international education and internationalization processes can inform ways in which we understand and practice internationalization. The courses she teaches reflect these diverse and inter-related interests: intercultural and international education, contemporary issues in curriculum, multicultural and anti-racist education, the politics of difference, secondary social studies, and teaching for social justice (with the Professional Development Program).
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