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    high 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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    In the book Teachers as Cultural Workers by Paulo Freire teaches how one can become a better teacher and the importance of education. In his letters‚ Freire states that There is no teaching without learning…teaching and learning take place in such way that those who teach learn…how the student’s curiosity works to apprehend what is taught (which one cannot learn)‚ they help themselves to uncover uncertainties‚ rights and wrongs. (Freire‚ 2005‚ p. 31) This means that when teachers are teaching‚

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    While in high school‚ I took an anatomy and physiology class which was the best class I have ever taken. It was not all about lecturing and taking notes but learning and having fun‚ too. Paulo Freire wrote an essay called "The Banking Concept of Education". He explains the problem-posing method by stating‚ “Problem-posing education bases itself on responding to the vocation of persons as beings who are authentic only when engaged in inquiry and creative transformation.” (p. 265). The example

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    Throughout the duration of his essay on the banking method of education‚ Paulo Freire makes his opinion clear on not necessarily favoring it. The banking method simply states that while students are in school‚ they become submissive to the teacher. In doing this‚ Freire says that‚ the teacher will make the student believe that they are ignorant and that the teacher is always right. To have a lucrative system‚ teachers and student both need to be open to learning off of each other. Freire writes “Education

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    The Bank of High School Paulo Freire’s essay “The Banking Concept of Education” talks about two methods of teaching. These methods are the banking concept and the problem-posing method. When it comes to the topic of education‚ most of us will readily agree that Freire makes a good point by saying students are used as “patient listening objects”. Where this agreement usually ends‚ however‚ is on the question of how the teacher and student roles can be reversed. Whereas some are convinced that teachers

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    reciting scripted lessons‚ focusing on mechanical skills‚ and rehearsing students for standardized tests who in turn recall and echo correct answers. One theory that speaks to this critical issue in education and that this paper will analyze is Paulo Freire’s‚ The Banking Concept of Education. The paper will also identify the key components of selected readings from course material and how they specifically relate to the topic of the No Child Left Behind Act and standardized testing for student

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    Paulo Freire severely scrutinizes the banking concept of education. He dislikes everything about the traditional teaching method‚ where the teachers just fill the students with information and hope the students retain it long enough to spit it back out to them on tests. He argues that students are led to “memorize mechanically” the information lectured by a teacher. He would strongly oppose the use of grades in the schooling system. Truly‚ students are getting graded on how well they can memorize

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    Cited: Page Freire‚ Paulo. "The Banking Concept of Education." Pedagogy of the oppressed. 30th anniversary ed. New York: Continuum‚ 2000. 71-86. Print.

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    A Student’s View of Paulo Freire’s “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” Freire was one of the most radical insistent educational thinkers of his time. He proposed his own educational theory for society. His argument was for an educational system that focused on creative learning and freedom. Freire’s method was known as “the problem posing” concept. It would allow students and teachers to communicate through dialogue while both are equally responsible in the learning process. Freire’s assessment of education

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    In the opening chapter of the book‚ we are introduced to Santiago‚ a young shepherd in the regions of Andalusia‚ Spain. As a boy Santiago was sent to school by his parents as they thought an education would give him a better life. However‚ against his father’s wishes‚ he decided to become a shepherd. This was because he had a dream to travel and thought that becoming a shepherd was a perfect opportunity to do this. At this point we see that Santiago has a lot of determination but is also quite immature

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