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Stavros Stavrou is a Lecturer in the Department of Educational Foundations at the University of Saskatchewan. His research focuses on Indigenizing mathematics education through narrative inquiry, place-based education, and the intersection of Euro-Western and Indigenous perspectives. Key themes include anti-racist pedagogy, decolonizing curricula, and spiritual dimensions in learning. He explores Cree epistemologies and methodologies, emphasizing cultural revitalization and holistic educational practices.
His work bridges mathematical theory with sociocultural contexts, addressing challenges in curriculum design and policy. He has published extensively on tensor analysis in algebraic structures, showing interdisciplinary connections between education and pure mathematics. Collaborative research with Indigenous educators highlights community-driven approaches to educational equity.
Stavrou’s recent publications (2020–2024) emphasize narrative methodologies to critique and reimagine mathematics education systems. His articles consistently address the imperative of ethical relationality and tribal critical theory in supporting Indigenous students.
No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided text. His research extends across institutional and community partnerships, though specific teams or labs are not detailed here.
