Critical Pedagogy, Education, Paulo Freire, Teaching, Trumplandia
Category: Paulo Freire
16 Posts
Critical Pedagogy, Education, Grades, Paulo Freire, Teaching, Writing
Making the Transition from Writing in High School to Writing in College
#BlackLivesMatter, Bayard Rustin, Carter Godwin Woodson, Critical Pedagogy, diversity, Education, Frederick Douglass, James Baldwin, Langston Hughes, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., Nina Simone, Paulo Freire, race, racism, Ralph Ellison, White Fragility, Whiteness
Confronting DiAngelo’s “White Fragility” in the Time of #BlackLivesMatter
Critical Pedagogy, Education, literacy, Margaret Atwood, Paulo Freire, poetry, politics, reading, REM, Teaching
What Does This Poem Mean?: On the Politics of Core Knowledge and Reading Instruction
CCSS, Coleman, College Board, comic books, Critical Pedagogy, diversity, Education, education reform, Educational Research, Equity, fascism, inequity, Martin Luther King Jr., Paulo Freire, politics, Poverty, race, racism, Statistics, Testing, VAM
The Politics of Education Policy: Even More Beware the Technocrats
Fatalism Ate Our Democracy: “Today. Tomorrow. Always”
Critical Pedagogy, Education, education reform, Paulo Freire, teacher preparation, Teaching
Verboden!: Autonomy and Critical Thinking in Education
A Nation at Risk, CCSS, Crisis, Critical Pedagogy, Education, education reform, Educational Research, Gilles Deleuze, IQ, Lou LaBrant, Paulo Freire, Standards, Statistics, teacher preparation, Testing
Teacher Education and A Call to Activism
Education, George Carlin, James Baldwin, Paulo Freire, race, racism
Imagining a Society where All Lives Matter
Paulo Freire, Teaching, Writing
