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James Oloo is a Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Windsor. He specializes in educational equity, critical race theory, and multilingual education. His research addresses systemic inequities faced by marginalized groups in educational institutions, including Indigenous and Black students, racialized professionals, and immigrant populations. Professor Oloo has received the Teaching Excellence Award (2022) from the University of Windsor Education students, recognizing his impactful pedagogical approaches.
His work critically examines racial bias in education policies, teacher preparation programs, and student experiences. Notable research focuses on mathematics education for students with learning difficulties, narratives of immigrant students, and the role of language in identity negotiation. Oloo has collaborated on initiatives to ensure practicum opportunities for teacher candidates during the pandemic, demonstrating his commitment to innovative education delivery.
Recent articles highlight themes like anti-Black racism in academia, Indigenous teacher experiences, and critiques of public policies affecting Black students. His contributions bridge theory and practice, advocating for inclusive educational practices and systemic reforms.
