UNVEILING RELATIONALITY: RETHINKING THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN NORTH AMERICA

Аннотация

This study aims to unveil the concept of relationality and its implications for rethinking the history of education in North America. Relationality emphasizes the interconnectedness and interdependence of individuals, communities, and institutions in the educational landscape. The abstract explores the historical narratives and discourses surrounding education in North America, highlighting the need to critically examine the dominant narratives and uncover the relational dimensions that have often been overlooked. Through a comprehensive analysis of archival documents, historical texts, and educational policies, this study investigates the historical dynamics of relationships within educational systems, including the interactions between students, teachers, administrators, families, and communities. The findings shed light on the significance of relationality in shaping educational practices, policies, and outcomes in North America, contributing to a more nuanced understanding of the historical complexities and challenges within the educational landscape. KEYWORDS Relationality, history of education, North America, educational relationships, interconnectedness, interdependence, educational policies, educational practices.