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call for submissions! interventions: on elementary-age radical pedagogy

elementaryradicalpedagogy wrote 10 hours ago: call for submissions! interventions: on elementary radical pedagogy a blog (and future zine!) for el … more →

Tags: Anti-racism, Call for Submissions, Feminism, Feminist Pedagogy, liberatory pedagogy, Paulo Freire, radical pedagogy

Politics and Dialogue in Education, Students As Researchers, And Do Any of Us Have A Right To Our Opinions?

Reflective Thinking wrote 1 day ago: Absolutely Not!!  And in one sentence here’s why, Whenever people use this phrase, it is usual … more →

Tags: Education, Philosophy, Politics, Government, educational philosophy, American Education, Paulo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed

The Politics of Calling for No Politics18 comments

plthomasedd wrote 1 week ago: Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer (HBO Documentaries, 2013) offers a window into the intersections of music, … more →

Tags: Education 2, Politics, hbo documentaries, public intellectual, Stanley Fish, Natalie Maines

The Heathwood Press Republishes the 'Capitorg'

rikowski wrote 1 week ago: Capitorg HEATHWOOD PRESS REPUBLISHES ‘CAPITORG’ The Heathwood Institute has republished my paper ‘Ca … more →

Tags: Marxism, Marxism and Education, Critical Education Policy Studies, Critical and Radical Pedagogy, critical theory, Marxist Theory, Education, Higher Education, Education Privatisation

"Banking" vs. Problem-Posing Education

jonathanbbutler wrote 1 week ago: Paulo Freire (Photo credit: chhhh) Like Mary Louise Pratt’s “Arts of the Contact Zone, … more →

Tags: Praxis (process), Education, Paulo Freire, Composition Studies, Pedagogy of the Oppressed, banking education, problem-posing education, mooc

You Got It Going On Girl: Recognizing the Resilience of Young Mothers of Color

La Respuesta magazine wrote 1 week ago: She walked into class most days with poise, a bright smile and boasting her fashionista swag from he … more →

Tags: Politics, Abstinence, Boricua, boricua diaspora, chicago abstinence campaign, critical education, critical race theory, cultural capital, Diaspora

The Pedagogical Practices of Social Movements

rikowski wrote 2 weeks ago: Social Movements THE PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS Call for Papers Volume 6 Issue 1 (May … more →

Tags: Marxism and Education, Critical Education Policy Studies, Call for Papers, Education & Activism, activism, Critical and Radical Pedagogy, Education, cultural studies, Higher Education

Teach Peace. Teach Truth. Correct the Textbooks.

kalisaddhu wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s an email from a colleague I love and respect. She accepted my request to publish her me … more →

Tags: change makers unite, Coalition, Critical History, Education, Facing History and Ourselves, Gurdwara, NYCTF, Publishing, Radical Educators

Teaching democracy and revolution

sanjay perera wrote 2 weeks ago: by Angelo J. Letizia The next dialectal step toward demolishing capitalism and bringing the next pha … more →

Tags: activism, Angelo J. Letizia, Common Good, communism, critical pedagogues, democracy, Democratic Practices, Direct Democracy, Education

Noam Chomsky, Howard Gardner, and Bruno della Chiesa on 45th anniversary of "Pedagogy of the Oppressed"2 comments

rdsathene * Robert D. Skeels wrote 2 weeks ago: “I stayed with Marx in the worldliness, looking for Christ in the transcendentality.” … more →

Tags: ROBERT D. SKEELS: Schools Matter, harvard, Howard Gardner, rdsathene, Paulo Freire, Noam Chomsky, Bruno della Chiesa, School of Education, Pedagogy of the Oppressed

Paulo Freire, Pedagogy, and Humanization1 comment

jonathanbbutler wrote 2 weeks ago: Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Photo credit: Wikipedia) My next several posts will focus on Paulo Freire … more →

Tags: Ellen Cushman, Education, Paulo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed, Praxis (process), Slavoj Zizek

The “Not-So-Lite” SUMMER READING LIST for Academics

Keith Wayne Brown wrote 3 weeks ago: See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions The “Not-So-Lite” SUMMER READING LIST for Academics! … more →

Tags: Consciousness-at-Large, Public Educatioin, Chronicle of Higher Education, Colleges and Universities, Education, Educators, future of the university, Higher Education

The Internet We Want and Deserve

MP:me wrote 3 weeks ago: I begin a talk with another video, making some revisions to and recursions through a similar effort … more →

Tags: Praxis, digital media form, Web 2.0, feminist, feminist digital space

Composition in the Contact Zone1 comment

jonathanbbutler wrote 3 weeks ago:   In my previous post on Ellen Cushman’s “The Rhetorician as an Agent of Social Change, … more →

Tags: Ellen Cushman, Rhetoric, Mary Louise Pratt, Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala, Composition Studies, Arts of the Contact Zone, Howard Zinn, post-colonialism, Colonialism

Marching in Chicago: Resisting neoliberal savagery1 comment

sanjay perera wrote 3 weeks ago: by Henry A. Giroux Across the globe, predatory capitalism spreads its gospel of power, greed, commod … more →

Tags: capitalism, Critical Thinking, neoliberalism, Teachers, Henry A. Giroux, Unions, Students, Demonstrations, Public Education

Major Players in the MOOC Universe

Keith Wayne Brown wrote 3 weeks ago: See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions Explore connections among the industry’s major … more →

Tags: Contemporary Sophistry, Media & Communications, Consciousness-at-Large, Technoscientific Disclosure, Public Educatioin, cMOOc, Coursera, distance learning, E-learning

Ellen Cushman: Liberatory Pedagogies and Civil Participation2 comments

jonathanbbutler wrote 3 weeks ago: English: Photo of Paulo Freire (Photo credit: Wikipedia) I’ll now begin a series on texts deal … more →

Tags: Academia, Ellen Cushman, activism, Rhetoric, Education, Paulo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed

Call For Sources5 comments

Lisa wrote 4 weeks ago:   My Incomplete Summer Reading List Suggestions are welcome, please! Difference in the Classroom Cla … more →

Tags: Classroom Politics, Teaching & Learning, Higher Education, scholarship of teaching and learning, Knowledge Translation, Reading List, Sources

Queer, feminist, social media praxis workshop, University of Sussex2 comments

MP:me wrote 1 month ago: We’re all (hello, Sussex), now, everywhere here (on the Internet), aren’t we? Undoubtedly, scholars … more →

Tags: Praxis, digital media form, femi-digi-practioner, Media Theory, activist media, Web 2.0, feminist, queer cinema, feminist digital space


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