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    Freire feels that instead of teachers filling students up with significant content they are being filled with just words. He also creates his own terminology to describe the relationship between student and teacher which he calls “the banking concept of…

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    lives matter, it’s not because others don’t, it’s simply because we must affirm that we are worthy of existing without fear, when so many things tell us we are not” . The speaker worked to gain credibility when he cited Brazilian author and scholar Paulo Freire. “In his famous book, “Pedagogy of the Oppressed, “he states, “No one can be authentically human while he prevents others from being so.” Although he didn’t mention it in the speech the speaker is a PHD candidate at Harvard University.…

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    traits and concepts that can influence how a student performs in a classroom that impacts motivation as a student. For one oppressive education can challenge someone between growth and a set mindset. In Chapter 2, “The Banking Concept of Education”, of Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed, he manifests his view of the education as corrupt. According to him the educational scheme is a “banking system” where he explains to be the wrong approach, and claims that “Problem-Posing education” which…

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    takes a different form depending on the experience. The struggle can occur between a teacher and a student, and two different cultures. An example of this struggle, between a teacher and student, is displayed in the essay, “The Banking Method,” by Paulo Friere. The teacher is given the power to control how the world enters the student’s minds. In the banking concept of education, the student is taught information objectively with no reference to the world surrounding them. The concept causes…

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    Concept of Education,” Paulo Freire compares the educational system to a bank. According to the banking concept, the teacher is armed with knowledge while the students know nothing. The teacher “deposits” information into the students, and they are thought to have learned. “The students are not called upon to know, but to memorize the contents narrated by the teacher” (Freire 222). In the banking concept, no actual learning takes place because no critical thinking is required. Freire would argue…

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    While all of these experiences have successfully expanded my vat of knowledge and solidified my interest in the field, there is one in particular that has impacted me immensely: interaction with my cousin, Luke, who was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder at the age of three. Throughout the years, I have had the pleasure of observing his progress and the improvements that speech therapy has been able to provide him with. Fortunately, my aunt is a speech-language pathologist; therefore, she…

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    Langer De Ramirez

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    Activities, and Resources for the Multicultural Classrooms written by Lori Langer of Ramirez, a multicultural education textbook that is designed for multicultural education or curriculum and instruction courses. Author and educator Langer de Ramirez has en extensive career that began as a teacher of Spanish, French, and (English as a Second Language) ESL. Langer de Ramirez is the author of several Spanish-language books and texts. In addition to her many books in Spanish, Langer de Ramirez…

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    The Successful Organizer

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    Moreover, during the reading of the book Playbook for Progressive: 16 Qualities of the Successful Organizer by Eric Mann. The book gives certain examples of roles and qualities of activist and how they are impacted amongst society. Through the reading, I came across a certain type of activist that are known as “The Evangelist”, which Mann describes “ evangelist is to recruit and retain people in the movement by touching their deepest feelings and aspirations. (Page 11). Which means someone…

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    Humanism Research Paper

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    Learning Speculation - Jack Mezirow Instructional blueprint hypotheses and learning models: Help Speculation - Carl Rogers (1902 - 1987) Invitational Learning - William Purkey (1929 - ) Other basic supporters: John Holt, Malcolm Knowles, Paulo Freire Responses Ordinary responses of humanism propose: humanist approach has a diminished cutoff as for trial explore, nonattendance of methods for treating of different passionate prosperity issues, and distinction on the basic…

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    Ninety-Two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.” The students are given no explanation of what that means. Paulo Friere believes that the problem with the education system is that teachers merely tell students to memorize the material, and all the students do is spit the information right back out. They don’t know why it’s important, so they aren’t gaining any true knowledge. While I will agree…

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