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    Feynman vs Freire

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    well-deserved education. Feynaman and Freire are similar in the fact that they both want the students to argue with the results and to test facts. Freire and Feynman encourage their student to see the world as always in the process of becoming; and they as parts of that. Students become therefore active and empowered to criticize the world and change it. The only difference really‚ would be that Feynman would also have an emphasis on banking learning system and Freire would not. 2) In this essay‚ Kisautq

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    Dewey vs. Freire

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    Dewey Vs. Freire Although they are from different times and places both John Dewey and Paolo Freire have very similar theories on education. These men believed that there is more to teaching than simply lecturing to students while the students take notes to later memorize. Freire refers to this as the “banking concept” and Dewey categorizes it under a “traditional education.” Both men expressed that in order for students to fully grasp what they were being taught‚ teachers would have to find

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    been debated throughout history. Criticisms endlessly emerge as society and the education system continues to develop. Many have voiced their positions on the subject and brought up different theories on education and what it should entail. Paolo Freire‚ a Brazilian educator and philosopher‚ identifies his view on the type of learning known as the “banking system” of education—style of education where the instructor lectures on a topic while the students quietly listen. According to his work‚ “The

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    The Ideas of Paulo Freire

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    Professor Steve Miller Political Theory 130 8 April 2014 Rejuvenating America: How Freirean Principles Can Revolutionize The U.S “Dialogue is the encounter between men‚ mediated by the world‚ in order to name the world. ” (Freire 88). 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

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    is my aim through this assignment to study the ideas and principles of Paulo Freire. I will examine the relevance of these principles to the principles and practice of informal education‚ drawing on my practice and how my practice relates to both the ideas of Paulo Freire and the principles and practice of informal education in general. The educational thinker that I have selected is Paulo Freire. I have selected Freire as he speaks of the ‘banking concept’ and having travelled through the education

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    ENG 121 Instructor: Martin Ley Formal Paper #4 By: Valerie A Perron Date: 10-25-10 Paulo Freire‚ a Christian-Marxist In this paper‚ I will be addressing the topic of how Christianity and Marxism cannot be yoked together. Let me first state that the kind of Christianity Paulo Freire says he believes in‚ is Catholicism. The Catholic Church tends to have beliefs that are not completely true to the Word of God because they take some scripture out of context. I do not claim to be of any certain

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    human. Freire talks about the importance of humans demonstrating humanization qualities towards one another. Freire states that in order to understand humanization we must also understand dehumanization. In dehumanization a person’s life/ humanity has been taken away from the. When a person becomes dehumanized they become oppressed. People who dehumanize other people are considered oppressors. Oppressors view the people they dehumanized as objects not human beings. Freire makes an

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    In “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” by Paulo Freire‚ he talks about humanization and dehumanization. Freire wants us to know that these two things can lead to losing the way you see a human being. By recognizing humanization we acknowledge that dehumanization is happening‚ when you dehumanize a person you have stolen their humanity and this leads to the person being oppressed.The oppressors also believe that the oppressed are in that position because they are lazy and incompetent. Also that the oppressed

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    education system as he views it. Freire says that “Education is suffering from narration sickness.” (Freire‚ 1993‚ para. 3) This means that students are expected to learn what is taught to them and not open their minds to explore. Freire talks about the flaws of a banking concept in the education system and how it is failing to educate the students on showing them how to use creativity in order to become independent minds and be contributors to this world. Freire explains this by saying that “Knowledge

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    associated with two different methods of learning. Paulo Freire suggests the “The ‘Banking’ Concept of Education”‚ in which the teacher “fills the account” of the student with information and knowledge they have (318). Freire also explains the concept of “problem posing” learning that contradicts the “banking” concept. This way helps the student become more involved with their education‚ and they are able to become a more well-rounded student. But Freire ignores to add any supporting detail to his points

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