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    conformed to teach the middle-class, and in result, many are not receiving the education they should be. Today, educators have the power to create a learning environment that allows students of all races and backgrounds to succeed in the classroom. Paulo Freire, a philosopher and educator who created the essay, “The Banking Concept of Education”, develops theories about the execution of today’s teaching methods. He labels these two ways of teaching as the “banking” and “problem-…

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    worth of education is what it brings to students. Regardless of how the value of education is perceived, many of history’s most famous philosophers and writers like Paulo Freire, Frederick Douglass, and Martha Nussbaum all seem to agree on the same general idea: the value of education is the empowerment that it gives people. Paulo Freire states in his essay “The Banking Concept of Education,” that the world has perceived education in a certain was and has adopted a form of education that is…

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    I chose this quote because this quote is the base to understand Freire’s philosophy of education. Paulo Freire believed that people with a tight connection with his or her culture, politic and economic environment, should impart a democratic education in order to liberate the individuals from their oppressors. Educators have to expose their ideology, and…

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    should be taught by author Mark Edmundson and Paulo Freire, I have come to realize that there are many different sides of the relationship between educators and their students. When comparing both essay’s strengths, weaknesses and how they differ by using the author’s context and own words, this will prove to be difficult. I will also relate my own experiences in the classroom as a third party opinion. First off there are two questions regarding Paulo Freire’s essay, The Banking Concept of…

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    In Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire, a Brazilian educator and philosopher, he argued that they key to liberation is through critical thinking and the consciousness of the individual. He claimed that the start of this process is through education as a level of balance between students and teachers. Education should not work in status divisions where teachers are classified as subjects and in contrast, students are known as objects. Freire defined this notion of depositing information…

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    In Year Of Wonders

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    to them carries the plague unknowingly (Brooks 167). This connects with part of the quote by Paulo Freire, where he said, “The pursuit of full humanity, however, cannot be carried out in isolation or individualism, but only in fellowship and solidarity; therefore it cannot unfold in the antagonistic relations between oppressors and the oppressed” (Walker Handout) . Just as Michael Mompellion and Paulo Freire said, in order for everyone to feel comfortable with each, that no one is oppressed, and…

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    one realizes what banking is, teachers do not realize they are forcing you to memorize and not think. Paulo Freire wrote a book called “Pedagogy Of The Oppressed” that call out the detrimental effects of banking. Though most teachers and student don’t realize it, Freire’s views are important to understand and as a student it teaches you a lot about what you are really learning. In this passage, Freire is explaining what he feels education has turned into. He believes that teachers are no longer…

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    The Living Dead A necrophiliac has an affinity for the dead. When Freire refers to the oppressive power of the banking education system as being “necrophilic”, he was referring to the pleasure of the oppressor over a powerless and therefore lifeless being. In this essay I will delve into the concept of banking education and its flaws as described in Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed, and its applications to contemporary education. First, I will explain banking education. Banking…

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    In, Don’t let the fear of what is difficult paralyze you,” Paulo Freire states his direct purpose for student succession: “Studying is a demanding occupation, in the process of which we will encounter pain, pleasure, victory, defeat, doubt, and happiness. For this reason, studying requires the development of rigorous discipline, which we must consciously forge in ourselves. Another important aspect Freire mention students might experience during their journey of succession is fear and difficulty…

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    Conception Of Education

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    questions and in search for the full understanding of the process that leads to the right answer. As Freire discusses, “ An education of answers does not at all help the curiosity that is indispensable in the cognitive process. On the contrary, this form of education emphasizes the mechanical memorization of contents. Only an education of question can trigger, motive and reinforce curiosity”(Freire, p.391). An education drive by the only purpose of getting the right answer without questioning…

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