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Friedrich Dani is an Associate Professor of Curriculum at Teachers College, Columbia University (New York, USA), affiliated with the Department of Curriculum & Teaching. His work focuses on epistemological questions, politics of schooling, and teacher education through interdisciplinary and comparative lenses, with a strong emphasis on Latin America.
Education Background:
- PhD in Curriculum and Instruction (2010), University of Wisconsin-Madison
- B.A. in Educational Sciences (2003), Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires
- Teaching Certification for Primary Schooling (2000), Escuela Normal Superior Nro. 10
Research Interests: Dani explores the intersection of philosophy, politics, and education, particularly how cultural products like TV shows (El Chavo del Ocho), superhero comics (Batman), and global movements like Teach For All influence educational systems. He critiques neoliberal educational policies and examines the role of popular culture in shaping curricula and pedagogical practices. His work bridges Latin American contexts with global educational trends.
Publications Overview: His recent work analyzes global education reform through the lens of Teach For All, the impact of micro-lending on education systems, and the use of pop culture (e.g., Watchmen, Chavo del 8) to challenge traditional curricular frameworks. His 2022 book Pop Culture and Curriculum explores posthumanist and critical approaches to education through fictional narratives.
Awards: No specific awards listed.
Advising & Grants: While no advisees are listed, his research collaborations include projects on global educational policy and comparative media studies. He actively contributes to international dialogues on curriculum theory and teacher education reform.
Labs/Teams: Engages in collaborative research networks focused on Latin American education and global governance of education systems.
