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    Paulo Freire in his nonfictional work‚ “The ‘Banking’ Concept of Education” (1968)‚ argues that the predominant model of education suffers as a result of a power struggle between students and teachers‚ its shortcomings resulting in the production of inadequate minds‚ and offers ‘Problem-Posing Education’ as a solution. Dead Poets Society (1989) is a film about the pupils of a dissident new English Teacher‚ John Keating‚ in a preparatory school. It is implicitly stated in Freire’s writing that students

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    James Loewen shows us the real truth about Christopher Columbus. Also in his letter he gives a lot of vivid information that we don’t catch on until we open our minds. In my opinion Columbus was a genocidal leader. Two things that straight off the back lets us know Columbus as our “hero” was not a good person‚ he did not discover America he actually didn’t even step foot in north America‚ and he did not prove the world was round‚ it was written in a book. He was a liar. According to Loewens‚ Columbus

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    in a conservative age. Psychology Press. Bendict‚ C. (2006). Chasing legitimacy: The US national music standards viewed through a critical theorist framework Giroux‚ H. (2010‚ January 03). Rethinking education as the practice of freedom: Paulo freire and the promise of critical pedagogy Leonardo‚ Z. (2012). The race for class: Reflections on a critical raceclass theory of education. Lincoln‚ Y.S.‚ Lynnham‚ S.A.‚ & Guba‚ E.A. (2011). Paradigmatic controversies‚ contradictions‚ and emerging confluences

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    Teaching History and the Consequences of it? According to‚ the chapter eleven from the book “ Lies my teacher told me” by James w. Loewen‚ under the title “Why is history taught like this? To answer for this question’s‚ it is better to see different directions as well as the perception of the of the teacher’s‚ the final goal of the responsible college or university or the giver institution‚ or the strategy of the education policy curriculums‚ why prefers or allowed to give this one sides negative

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    Problem-Posing Summary

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    disappear. With a problem-posing education there is a relationship between professor and student. The class would become more active and teacher and student would become subjects of the educational process and humanism‚ they would learn from each other. Freire believes Those who use the “banking” approach‚ knowingly or unknowingly (for there are innumerable well-intentioned bank-clerk teachers who do not realize that they are serving only to dehumanize)‚ fail to perceive that the deposits themselves contain

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    In “Pedagogy of the Oppressed”‚ Chapter 2‚ Paulo Freire is contrasting different educational processes. Freire discusses his beliefs of how modern education is forced by the state onto students and the greater public‚ as a violent oppression. The ruling elite’s attempt to moderate the student and population at large‚ by controlling their thoughts and culture through a process of instruction of an ideal perception of reality that they preconceived for the oppressed. Freire’s way of explaining this

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    For Freire illiteracy is an obstacle to mental progress and the creation of liberal mentality. He believes that qualitative and quantitative education is substantive to democratization of culture and to the development of the country. However‚ since there were about twenty million children‚ teenagers and adults illiterate in Brazil in 1964‚ therefore the country was suffering In general‚ people do not want conflicts and to prevent such from happening‚ the minority in the society just gives way by

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    school career began at a small school in New York that centered around the belief that a discussion based learning environment was essential for any subject. My teachers steered clear of throwing lackluster facts and information at the students. Paulo Freire claims in his essay “The ‘Banking’ Concept of Education”‚ that teachers “must abandon the educational goal of deposit making and replace it with the posing of problems of human-beings in their relationship with the

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    process of learning. Everyone has a different way of viewing the act of studying; Freire’s view being very complicated and overthought. Freire put too much emphasis on emotions and sentiments in the act of studying. Studying is but a simple process that consists of absorbing and retaining knowledge and should be measured with quality instead of quantity. Freire claims that studying should not be only to ‘memorize’‚ and while technically studying does consist mostly of memorizing‚ the word does not

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    Rogers (1977)‚ views human nature as phenomenological‚ meaning that humans structure themselves according to their own perceptions of reality. The humanistic approach to psychotherapy focuses on the client striving for self-actualisation. Person-centred therapy aims for the client to achieve independence and integration by concentrating on their own growth‚ allowing wider understanding of their own problems (Rogers‚ 1977). The promotion of a growth-focused environment is vital for a client as stated

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