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Critical Pedagogy

Published on Jun 26, 2020

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Critical Pedagogy

 ED 6190 FALL 2024

Introduction

  • What is Critical Pedagogy?
  • Who are important people associated with the development of Critical Pedagogy?
  • When was Critical Pedagogy first developed?
  • Why was Critical Pedagogy created?
  • What are some critiques of Critical Pedagogy?

What is Critical Pedagogy?

  • An approach to education that sees teaching and learning as political/intimately connected to issues of power
  • An approach that considers the ethics of education

Paulo Freire

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 Henry Giroux

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 Augusto Boal

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 Peter McLaren

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 Ira Shor

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 Bell Hooks

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 Sandy Grande

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When was Critical Pedagogy Created?

  • Long ago...
  • 1950s
  • 1970s
  • 1980s
  • 1990s

Critiques/Continuations

  • Elizabeth Ellsworth "Why Doesn't this Feel Empowering?"
  • C.A Bowers "Re-thinking Freire: Globalization and the Environmental Crisis"
  • Conservative parents, teachers and students

Why was Critical Pedagogy Created?

  • Recognition that education shapes and is shaped by who has power
  • Filled a need identified by parents, teachers and students

More Questions

  • What does it look like on the ground?
  • Who is doing it?
  • When can we stop doing it?
  • How can we do it in our own classrooms?

What Does it Look Like on the Ground

  • Teaching Social History
  • Teaching Labour History
  • Teaching Human Rights
  • Creating Space for Diverse Voices
  • Creating Space for Students' Interests
  • Recognizing Student Experiences/Seeing Students as Whole and Capable/Having Expectations for Marginalized students

Who is Doing it?

  • Early Childhood Educators
  • K-12 Educators
  • College Educators
  • University Educators

When can we stop doing it?

How can we do it in our own classrooms?