I. F. 1 November

Vol.2, Issue 11. 
 
ISSN:2349-0012 
I.F. 8.1
 
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- Cultural Humility: Appreciating and respecting cultural diversity, 
understanding that different backgrounds influence learning styles. 
- Social Humility: Acknowledging societal inequalities and promoting 
inclusivity in education. 
Pedagogical Approaches: 
- Socratic Method: Encouraging dialogue and questioning to stimulate critical 
thinking and humility in the pursuit of knowledge. 
- Experiential Learning: Allowing students to learn from real-world experiences, 
promoting a humble approach to learning through trial and error. 
Practice of Humility in Education: 
Teacher Modeling: 
- Lead by Example: Teachers should model humility by admitting when they 
don't know the answer and by being open to learning from their students. 
- Encourage Questions: Create a classroom environment where students feel 
comfortable asking questions and challenging ideas. 
Curriculum Design: 
- Incorporate Diverse Perspectives: Ensure that the curriculum includes a variety 
of voices and perspectives, promoting humility by exposing students to different 
ways of thinking. 
- Global Education: Integrate global issues and perspectives, fostering humility 
by emphasizing the interconnectedness of the world. 
Assessment and Feedback: 
- Promote Growth Mindset: Emphasize that intelligence and abilities can be 
developed through effort, promoting a humble approach to learning. 
- Constructive Feedback: Provide feedback that highlights areas for 
improvement without diminishing the student's self-worth[3]. 
Collaborative Learning: 
- Group Projects: Assign collaborative projects that require students to work 

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