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    Analysis of “Pedagogy of the Distressed” by Jane Tompkins Education is an essential piece of the makeup of our world. From the simplest objective such as riding a bike to solving a math problem‚ education starts when we are young and never stops. While we are young‚ parents and teachers find their own way of introducing new things to us in ways in which we can understand. As we get older‚ however children want to experience things on their own and in their own way. Teachers can sometimes get

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    About Paulo Freire’s Philosophy of Education In the banking concept of education‚ Paulo Freire states that the education students receive is “banking” because the teacher is constantly depositing information in the student’s mind; information that is detached from reality and disconnected from its significance. He says that one of the biggest problems of this misguided system of education is the lack of creativity and inquiry. Freire affirms that “knowledge emerges only through invention and

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    the small biography of the author‚ you are able to understand the deep and critical analysis of what is wrong with education today. Paulo Freire thoroughly and comprehensively condemns the current educational system to support radical ideals that reflect from his own experiences. In the small biography of Paulo Freire we get an understanding of what kind of person Freire is‚ he has had a profound love of literature over the years (242). In addition he is involved with the education of others‚ he spent

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    that‚ it seems because of the variety of students‚ resources‚ and teaching staff. A teacher must not lead the classroom tyrannically‚ they must create a healthy learning environment and level playing field for students who may be polar opposites. Paulo Freire‚ in his article called “The Banking Concept of Education” explains how teachers are failing to achieve these things and my personal experiences only solidify my belief that they are not always able to achieve a healthy learning environment.

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    Education In chapter two of Pedagogy of the OppressedPaulo Freire‚ the author‚ has a challenge with modern education‚ particularly‚ banking one. He suggests problem-posing education which is a practice of freedom‚ dialogue‚ social interaction‚ and creativity––therefore‚ it transforms society. As for banking education‚ it is reflected in a practice of domination‚ unilateral decision making‚ controlling thinking–– then‚ it marginalizes oppressed in society. In chapter two‚ Freire does an extensive critique

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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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    4 Bredahl Harlie Cheyenne Bredahl Professor Peter Epps Composition II 08 September 2014 I"The Importance of the Act of Reading" by Paulo Freire‚ describes the importance of the act of reading beyond numerous experiences in his life as a child‚ a teenager‚ and an adult. Freire begins his article by taking readers back to where he was born‚ in his home city Recife‚ Brazil. He uses very itemized imagery to describe the trees‚ the house and the atmosphere of where he grew up and how the text‚ words

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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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    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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    Chapter 2 from Pedagogy of the Oppressed Response: I agree with most of Freire’s points about the negative side to banking education‚ but I think that at certain times and in certain subjects it is necessary or more beneficial to learn or teach in that way. An example would be in math. In middle school‚ if I questioned the reality of certain principles and equations‚ I would not have learned as much about what was being taught as I did simply accepting the equations given to me as true‚ so that

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