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    The Banking Concept

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    Up Comes Problem-Posing In the article “The Banking Concept of Education‚” Friere claims that the teacher and student’s relationship is fundamentally narrative in which the students are somewhat being trapped in the system of “Banking Education”. Freire goes on to say that education is suffering from narrative sickness‚ which means that information is being repeated constantly to the point where it has no meaning to it or that it is lifeless. “Students are becoming alienated when learning time is

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    that. The second author discussed was Hsun Tzu who thinks that the goal of education should be to make a person who is truly consistent‚ but says that this takes time and comes with the experience of truly learning rather than relying just on memory. Freire was next and his thoughts on the schooling system are similar to Cox’s. He thinks students are seen more as objects rather than the subject and this is holding back our next generations

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    Adrian Diaz-Munio Mendez Writing Seminar 1 Ms. Alanna Gibson October 30‚ 2013 Catholic Intellectual Teachings in Everyday Life Christianity plays a big role in many places‚ especially in the movie "The Shawshank Redemption" and in some of Freire ’s writings. It also plays a big role in people‚ regardless they are religious or not. I do not consider myself a religious person and I see and feel the presence of Christianity almost every day of my life. For Christianity to be present‚ believes do

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    I have personally come to understand that his argument ultimately states that modern education is the chance for teacher or professors to “deposit” their knowledge into their students who submissively accept what they are taught without question. Freire believes that there is no shared knowledge between teacher and student; the path to knowledge is a one-way street. In my experiences as a student‚ I have encountered teachers who perfectly fit the description of Freire’s teachers (or “oppressors”

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    Just listen. An individual who takes the guidance of others to heart possesses a priceless quality. The authority figures in “The Banking Concept of Education‚” by Paulo Freire describes the pivotal role that educators hold in the educational system. The authority figures in “The Achievement of Desire‚” by Richard Rodriguez show the impact of educators on an individual student. In another text called “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior‚” by Amy Chua illustrates the specific conditioning that authority

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    being discussed by their teachers. Students are not gaining knowledge because they are not learning how to bring the knowledge into their lives. Students are taught in a form for which they can truly understand the knowledge that needs to be learned. Freire gives an alternative form of teaching‚ the method of problem-posing. Problem posing education is the opposite of banking education‚ in the sense that it is based around the student. Freir explains that in problem posing education is not as black and

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    Dialogic Spaces

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    projects with emancipatory agendas. It explores the philosophical genealogy of the notion of dialogue in order to establish a basis for the concept of dialogic space‚ surveying the works of seminal figures such as Plato‚ Buber‚ Bakhtin‚ Habermas and Freire. The literature survey identifies key themes and linkeages among theorists of dialogue. The paper goes on to discuss dialogue in relation to adult education projects and develops the concept of dialogic space. It draws on a historical case study of

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    opinions expressed throughout these essays‚ the question‚ “What are the literate arts good for?” has crossed my mind more than a few times. Four authors that elaborate on the concept of determining the purpose of literate arts education are Paolo Freire in The Banking Concept of Education‚ Mary Louise Pratt in Arts of the Contact Zone‚ Richard Rodriquez in The Achievement of Desire‚ and Richard Miller in The Dark Knight of the Soul. Freire’s The Banking Concept of Education focuses not mainly

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    another. The three philosophers that I respect and admire are Plato‚ John Dewey and Paulo Freire. A combination of these philosopher’s ideas and ideals are what will create a healthy‚ productive‚ and unique classroom that provides guidance for the ever changing dynamics in a classroom. With teaching‚ there is no one size fits all. This makes it more of a challenge but the result is students are able to learn more

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    system it is less about the empowerment of the individual and more about the power of control and domination held by the educators. According to Palo Freire the student teacher relationship is not so much about learning and education‚ but about a process‚ a process which I have come to realize‚ is primarily based around our workforce. According to Freire the currently established education system is about giving information. He describes the students as simply being receptacles  to be filled mindlessly

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