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Hi everyone, I'm the Head of the History of Art department at Wits and I'm interested in the ways in which decolonised curricula can be developed , implemented and assessed. My animal is a giraffe - I find them endlessly intriguing.

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Good day all, I am an educational developer from CLTD but a teacher a heart. My interest in this seminar stems from the thoughts of the decolonizing project having a strong personal journey influence and how we are able to navigate curriculum transformation as a Wits collective (departmental, faculty, institutional level) through the lens of curriculum decolonization. I love the idea of an elephant who is considered to have a lasting memory which shapes current behaviour.

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Hello all! I'm new to education, recently joined the undergraduate academic team at Wits Med Sch.I'm challenged and resolute (daily) to be a part of true transformation at all levels of education. Ayeye decolonization, ayeye! I dont have a favourite animal, the first animal to come to mind was a phoenix: its magical, from its own ashes it rises to new life and its fiery colours are just so beautiful!

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I'm the newly appointed Deputy Head of School in the Wits School of Arts. One of my briefs is to champion transformation in the School, with a particular focus on curriculum transformation. My expectation for this seminar is to learn more about how decolonised curricula are implemented across different settings (disciplines, departments, geographies, etc). My animal is a rooster. This is an image of one I photographed recently at Great Zimbabwe.

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My name is Sipho Hlabane. I work for CLTD as an education Developer. My expectations in this interactive seminar is acquire information about current debates and progress with regards to Decolonization of the curriculum within and outside Wits. My favorite animal is the lion because of its resilience and pride as the king of the jungle.