Terrence Knox is an educator, author, curriculum developer, and retired football coach. He founded Ma’at Cultural Curriculum Consultants LLC in 2017 and authored The RST Method: Forging Student Collaboration and Critical Thinking.
Knox earned a Bachelor of Arts in World History from Ramapo College of New Jersey and master’s degrees in Elementary Education and Special Education from Grand Canyon University. He completed his doctoral coursework at Grand Canyon University and is ABD (All But Dissertation), with his dissertation remaining. His doctoral research centered on the Amistad Act and culturally responsive teaching, work that helped shape Ma’at and the RST Method.
Through Ma’at, Knox develops interdisciplinary curriculum and professional development resources that strengthen historical inquiry, literacy, collaboration, and evidence based reasoning. His teaching and championship football coaching experience informs his commitment to scholarship, leadership, and youth development.
His community service includes work with B.U.D.S. and Sankofa Leadership Academy. He is a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., and a founding member of the New Jersey Minority Coaches Association.
Building Critical Scholars Rooted in Culture, Driven by Inquiry, Empowered by Knowledge