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    Beyond Numeracy: Ruminations of a Numbers Man By John Allen Paulos Algebra – Some Basic Principles I always liked elementary algebra partly because my first teacher of it had been recruited (dragoonedV1 might be a better word) into teaching the subject even though she didn’t know a quadratic formula from an upper leg regimen. Being honest‚ however‚ she didn’t try to hide this fact‚ and being near retirement‚ she depended on her better students to help her out of any mathematical difficulties

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    Paulo Freire In the article “The ‘Banking’ Concept of Education” Freire talks about how education is no longer a pursuit of knowledge and authentic discovery‚ but a system that is used dominate human beings. Freire is a radical educational writer who promotes a classroom where teachers and students are equalized. In the essay‚ Freire criticizes the educational hierarchy and uses the allegory of a bank to describe the modern education system. A bank‚ as we all know‚ stores money‚ or in Freire’s case

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    In Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist‚ a boy named Santiago goes on a journey to follow his Personal Legend. Someone’s Personal Legend exists as something they have wanted to accomplish from birth. However‚ a “mysterious force” convinces people that they cannot realize their Personal Legend. People like Santiago have the ability to overcome this force and therefore can rediscover their Personal Legend. However‚ fear can hinder people from reaching their Personal Legend‚ which Coelho demonstrates through

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    THE THEORY OF PAULO FREIRE by Carien Fritze (a community worker/organizer in London‚ England) WHO IS PAULO FREIRE? Freire is a Brazilian. He was born in the North East in 1921 of middle-class parents‚ better off than most. He then went on to work with the poor and this sharing of their life led him to the discovery of what he describes as the culture of silence‚ of the dispossessed. He came to realise that the ignorance and lethargy of the poor people in his country were the direct product

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    Often‚ in life‚ things that we think are missing‚ are ’under our noses’ all along. If we lose something and stress about it half the time it’s in our pockets‚ and we’re worrying over nothing. It is the same thing in the Alchemist. In this text‚ a young shepherd‚ Santiago‚ searches for his personal legend (purpose in life). He sells his sheep and travels to Egypt in search of treasure he dreamed was under the pyramids. On the way‚ he learns about himself‚ and falls in love. When he reaches the pyramids

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    freedom‚ the means by which men and women deal critically and creatively with reality and discover how to participate in the transformation of their world." — Paulo Freire (Pedagogy of the Oppressed) "Washing one’s hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful‚ not to be neutral. " — Paulo Freire "The more radical the person is‚ the more fully he or she enters into reality so that‚ knowing it better‚ he or she can transform it. This individual

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    At first it may be hard to relate this definition/principle to American politics and American society today‚ but with some critical thinking and research into the current issues in America‚ relevance becomes abundant. This is the case for many of Paulo Freire’s principles‚ which may seem idealistic at times (and perhaps this is what makes a correlation between his theories/ideas and American issue hard to find). The three major principles of Freire’s that posses the most relevance are “dialogue‚”

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    “The spiritual quest and conquest in Paulo Coelho’s selected novels”. ABSTRACT This study argues that the spiritual quest is rooted in our biological‚ psychological‚ linguistic‚ and social nature. ’Quest’ speaks to the deepest desires of what it means to be human but also of what it means to be alive for all living‚ sentient organisms. It is about flourishing‚ about well-being in the fullest sense‚ about thriving. The quest is not‚ as most have believed‚ a rare mystical experience‚ but a frequent

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    The Private Liberation Paulo Freire introduces the idea of a “problem-posing” education system in his book The Pedagogy of the Oppressed‚ which offers a highly effective alternative to the traditional method of memorizing facts that he deems the “banking” concept of education. Problem posing allows individuals to expand their own thoughts‚ ideas‚ and opinions through open discussion in a classroom setting. I went through such an experience senior year in my Comparative Government class‚ which focused

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    the dream‚ he was being constantly subjected to tests of his persistence and courage. So he could not be hasty‚ nor impatient. If he pushed forward impulsively‚ he would fail to see the signs and omens left by God along his path.” The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo explains that everyone has a Personal Legend and if you do not follow your dreams you will never discover it. In order to find one’s Personal Legend one must follow the omens and the Language of the World. To learn this language you must listen

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