FreshEd FreshEd #260 – Education in Radical Uncertainty (Stephen Carney)
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Jan 5, 2025 Stephen Carney, a Professor of Educational Studies at Roskilde University, discusses his book 'Education in Radical Uncertainty,' co-authored with Ulla Ambrosius Madsen. They delve into the complexities of comparative education, advocating for non-linear reading and an experiential approach. Carney critiques established methodologies, highlighting the emotional struggles of youth amidst dominant narratives. Their conversation emphasizes humility and the need to embrace life's uncertainties to enrich educational practices and understanding.
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Non-Linear Reading
- Read the book Education in Radical Uncertainty non-linearly.
- Dwell, get stuck, dip in and out, and find your own meaning.
Education's Epistemology
- Education operates within a particular epistemology that affects how arguments are presented.
- This often leads to a predetermined aim with a built-in solution.
Comparative Education's Roots
- Comparative education's roots in social science contribute to its normative focus.
- A humanistic approach emphasizes open-ended inquiry and respect for perspectives.
