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  Honor Moorman

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  Asako Yoshida

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  • edagogy of the Oppressed
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    form this is hardly surprising.
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  • • people working
      with each other
    • he process is important and can be seen as enhancing
      community
      and building social capital and to
      leading us to act in ways that make for justice and human flourishing.
    • consciousness that is understood to have the power
      to transform reality
    • situating educational
      activity in the lived experience of
      participants has opened up a series of possibilities for the way informal
      educators can approach practice.
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  Marilyn Hamilton

  Perhaps the most influential thinker about education in the late twentieth century, Paulo Freire has been particularly popular with informal educators with his emphasis on dialogue and his concern for the oppressed.

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• 29 Aug 09
  

  Nancy Cook

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• 28 Jun 09
  

  Sarah Bassin

  Basic Highlights of Freire

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  • First, his emphasis on dialogue has struck
    a very strong chord with those concerned with popular and informal education.
  • It should not involve one person acting on another, but rather
    people working with
    each other
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  • • Dialogue wasn't just about deepening understanding - but was part of making a
      difference in the world
    • conscientization - developing consciousness,
      but consciousness that is understood to have the power to transform reality'
    • Fourth, Paulo Freire's insistence on situating educational activity in the lived
      experience of participants has opened up a
      series of possibilities for the way informal educators can approach practice
    • Second, Paulo Freire tends to argue in an either/or way. We are either with the
      oppressed or against them
    • While his initial point of reference might be non-formal, the educational encounters he explores remain formal (Torres
      1993: 127)  In other words, his approach is still curriculum-based and entail transforming
      settings into a particular type of pedagogical space. This can rather work
      against the notion of dialogue (in that curriculum implies a predefined set of
      concerns and activities).
    • Here we would simply invite you to compare Freire's interests with those of Martin Buber. His concern with conversation, encounter,
      being and ethical education have strong echoes in Freirian thought.
    • Lesley Bentley - Paulo
      Freire
    • Q&A: The Freirian
      Approach to Adult Literacy Education,  David Spener's review for ERIC.
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  The educator for liberation has to die as the unilateral educator of the educatees, in order to be born again as the educator-educatee of the educatees-educators. An educator is a person who has to live in the deep significance of Easter. Quoted by Paul Taylor (1993: 53)
  
  

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• 13 Apr 09
  

  Elizabeth Borg
  • It should not involve one person acting on another, but rather
    people working with
    each other. Too much education, Paulo Freire argues, involves
    'banking' - the educator making 'deposits' in the educatee.
  • Dialogue wasn't just about deepening understanding - but was part of making a
    difference in the world.
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  • • Fourth, Paulo Freire's insistence on situating educational activity in the lived
      experience of participants
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• 07 Dec 08
  

  Claude Almansi

  Perhaps the most influential thinker about education in the late twentieth century, Paulo Freire has been particularly popular with informal educators with his emphasis on dialogue and his concern for the oppressed.

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• 09 Sep 08
  

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  Sirchy A

  Intro to Freire, some criticism, a reading list

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• 23 Jun 08
  

  Adam Gibson

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• 21 Jun 08
  

  Kevin Lim

  Perhaps the most influential thinker about education in the late twentieth century, Paulo Freire has been particularly popular with informal educators with his emphasis on dialogue and his concern for the oppressed.

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  Carmen Tschofen

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  • Five aspects of Paulo Freire's work have a particular
    significance for our purposes here.

  • Inevitably, there are various points of criticism. First, many
    are put off by Paulo Freire's language and his appeal to mystical concerns. The
    former was a concern of Freire himself in later life - and his work after
    Pedagogy of the Oppressed was usually written within a more conversational
    or accessible framework.

    
    

    Second, Paulo Freire tends to argue in an either/or way.

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  Steven Heywood

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  Sylvia Riessner

  Good summary of Freire's work. Considers the criticisms as well and identifies some similar thinkers.

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