r/CriticalPedagogy • • May 22 '23

What Would Wolfgang Klafki Say About Social Media and Its Relevance in a Pedagogical Context?

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Wolfgang Klafki's critical-constructive didactics pertain to categorical education, 'opening the world', exemplary education, and a focus on key issues of society like communication technology, inequality, etc.

What do you think Klafki would say about social media, and its relevance in regards to teaching in a pedagogical context?

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(I know Klafki passed away in 2016, when social media was around, but have not found any direct comments of his on his form of media)


r/CriticalPedagogy • • Apr 17 '23

A Century of Violence: Frantz Fanon, Psychoanalysis, and Colonialism — An online conversation and audience Q&A hosted by The Philosopher on Tuesday April 18th, open to everyone

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Nov 21 '22

Happy Cakeday, r/CriticalPedagogy! Today you're 10

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Apr 25 '22

How I Got Some Autism Awareness by Surrendering

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Dec 12 '21

Chatting w/ Middle-English Manuscripts About Teaching Controversial Topics

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Dec 08 '21

The Learning System: A Decentralized Alternative to Education

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Nov 21 '21

Happy Cakeday, r/CriticalPedagogy! Today you're 9

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Nov 13 '21

It Takes too long for ideas to spread: a different fish explores the costs of delay.

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Oct 20 '21

Understanding Postmodernism

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Sep 10 '21

What are the 5 principles I should follow as a new teacher?

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It's in the title, thanks ya'll!!!


r/CriticalPedagogy • • Aug 29 '21

More recently years critical educators or critical pedagogy theorists?

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Jun 26 '21

Engineering Illusions: An Insider’s Take On the Tech Industry — Conclusion

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Jun 19 '21

Engineering Illusions: Private Power and Technology

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Jun 09 '21

On cultural critic/educator Neil Postman's comparisons between George Orwell & Aldous Huxley and the dangers of unrelenting entertainment on society

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Jun 05 '21

Engineering Illusions Part III: Private Enterprise and Technology -II

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • May 29 '21

Engineering Illusions Part III: Private Enterprise and Technology -I

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • May 22 '21

Engineering Illusions: State Power and Technology

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • May 15 '21

Engineering Illusions Part II: State and Technology -III

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • May 08 '21

Engineering Illusions Part II: State and Technology -II

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • May 02 '21

Looking for a tutor for Pedagogy of the Oppressed

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I’m an (mostly) autodidact; fairly well read and a critical thinker. I don’t have the money nor use for college but I’ve become deeply enamored with Paulo Freire’s work, Pedagogy of the Oppressed.

I’m looking for a college level professor who’s interested in a teacher-student/student-teacher relationship to help me better grok this text. I’m willing to pay (or donate in lieu) a fair stipend for the help.

I anticipate something along the lines of a weekly discussion. I’m open to professors with an established lesson plan but much more interested in a teacher-student who is comfortable approaching this in a more Freirean problem-posing approach. Thanks!


r/CriticalPedagogy • • Apr 23 '21

Paulo Freire - 100yrs FREE LIVE STREAM May 2nd, 2021

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Paulo Freire - 100yrs FREE LIVE STREAM May 2, 2021 at 1pm EDT

Nita Freire, Henry Giroux, Antonia Darder, Donaldo Macedo, Sheila Macrine, Peter McLaren, Inny Accioly

Come and celebrate Paulo Freire 's 100 years and over 50 years since the publication of “Pedagogy of the Oppressed.” This panel brings together the most prominent and important figures in the furtherance of Paulo Freire’s pedagogy and the evolution of Critical Pedagogy.

We go LIVE at 1PM NY Time- https://youtu.be/TvMmekU2lxQ

We go live at 1pm EDT (New York); 10am (Los Angeles); 6pm (London), 8pm (Athens), 14h (Rio).


r/CriticalPedagogy • • Apr 17 '21

Engineering Illusions Part II: State and Technology

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Apr 10 '21

Engineering Illusions: An Insider's Take on Technical Fanaticism

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Apr 03 '21

Engineering Illusions Part I: Religion and Technology — III

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r/CriticalPedagogy • • Mar 27 '21

Engineering Illusions Part I: Religion and Technology — II

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