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The Politics of Education: Culture, Power, and Liberation

Freire

1985

Showcases the activist, "Freire" approach to transformative change in the classroom.

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Traci resides in New Orleans and have a PhD in Special Education. In 2019, she formed The Educational Epistolary, a consultancy focused on navigating education through a spiritual lens.
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Reimagining public middle schools in Western Michigan.
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Listening and learning from 400+ young people & educators.

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Tegan is a science teacher and equity educator based in NYC. In addition to finding ways big and small to liberate education from oppressive systems.

Remote learning isn’t dehumanizing education, we’ve already done that

March 20, 2020

...technology or even the specter of an AI super-teacher can’t dehumanize education, because we’ve already dehumanized it all by ourselves.
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And I think another thing, in terms of academics in the classroom, the value of going into a class and walking out of it, maybe tired, like, "Oh, that was a lot of work." But feeling like you really took something from it, like an accomplishment, like you literally just built something in your brain, like a new piece of knowledge, it's like, "Oh, yes." It's satisfying. It's an achievement.

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