Argues for inclusive approaches to academic rigor in higher education, suggesting shifts in teaching and assessment practices.
This paper argues that the academy cannot seriously claim decolonization while still treating narrow, Eurocentric forms of writing and knowledge as the standard of rigor. It calls for more inclusive and reflective approaches to teaching, learning, and assessment in the humanities and social sciences.
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