Amanda Rambayon
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Amanda Rambayon is a scholar dedicated to advancing equity and inclusion in STEM education, with a particular focus on Indigenous resurgence through culturally sustaining pedagogies. Her most-cited work, "Codesigning With Indigenous Families and Educators: Creating Robotics Education That Contributes to Indigenous Resurgence" (2020), exemplifies her collaborative approach—partnering with Indigenous communities to develop robotics curricula that honor traditional knowledge and foster self-determination. This research, cited 2 times, bridges elementary, middle, and high school settings, as well as informal education, demonstrating how technology can be a tool for cultural empowerment rather than assimilation. Rambayon’s contributions lie in reframing engineering and robotics education as spaces for multicultural dialogue and equity, challenging deficit narratives by centering Indigenous voices in design processes. Her work has practical implications for educators seeking to create inclusive STEM environments that value diverse epistemologies. By foregrounding community co-design, she offers a replicable model for integrating social justice into technical fields. Rambayon’s scholarship is a vital resource for researchers and practitioners committed to decolonizing education and ensuring that technological innovation serves all learners equitably.
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