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Educational Insights | Volume 13, Number 1, 2010 | Steven Khan | Performing Oneself Differently: A Mathemaesthethician’s Responsibility
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About the Author
Steven Khan is a Caribbean scholar from Trinidad and Tobago. He taught Mathematics and
Biology at the secondary level in Trinidad for 5 years, eventually resigning in order to
respond to an offer to explore performing as a Lecturer in Mathematics Education at the
University of the West Indies, St. Augustine. He is currently pursuing a doctorate in
Education at the University of British Columbia in the Department of Curriculum and
Pedagogy where his areas of interest include secondary mathematics education, teacher
knowledge for teaching and teacher preparation, ethnomathematics, ethics, qualitative
research methods, complexity thinking and education, pedagogy of children’s popular
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