African ways of knowing provide unique perspectives and insights that may not be present in Western or Eurocentric frameworks. This diversity in approaches to knowledge can lead to more innovation and creativity in the fields of science and technology.

By also acknowledging African ways of knowing helps to combat Eurocentrism and colonial biases that have historically marginalized and suppressed indigenous knowledge systems. By incorporating diverse perspectives, we can create a more inclusive and equitable learning environment.

In terms of expanding classroom content, incorporating African ways of knowing can enrich students' learning experiences by providing them with a broader and more comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. This can help students develop a more nuanced understanding of complex topics, appreciate the diversity of knowledge systems, and challenge their own assumptions and biases.