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Regina researcher giving invisible children a voice in Canada
REGINA — What began as a deeply personal journey has become a powerful piece of research that is resonating far beyond the classroom. Kamogelo Amanda Matebekwane, a PhD candidate in the Faculty of Education at the University of Regina, is drawing attention across Western Canada after winning her university’s Three Minute Thesis competition with a presentation titled Present yet Invisible: The Realities of African Children in Canadian Classrooms.…
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Regina researcher giving invisible children a voice in Canada
REGINA — What began as a deeply personal journey has become a powerful piece of research that is resonating far beyond the classroom. Kamogelo Amanda Matebekwane, a PhD candidate in the Faculty of Education at the University of Regina, is drawing attention across Western Canada after winning her university’s Three Minute Thesis competition with a presentation titled Present yet Invisible: The Realities of African Children in Canadian Classrooms.…
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