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    notes but learning and having fun‚ too. Paulo Freire wrote an essay called "The Banking Concept of Education". He explains the problem-posing method by stating‚ “Problem-posing education bases itself on responding to the vocation of persons as beings who are authentic only when engaged in inquiry and creative transformation.” (p. 265). The example of my anatomy and physiology supports Freire’s assertion that the problem-posing method is beneficial to education because learning became a process of

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    A Discussion of Banking-Concept Limitations What do students obtain through education? Freire in his essay ‘The Banking Concept of Education’ argues that students gain useless and meaningless knowledge through education‚ and I agree with Freire because education has become an act of depositing meaningless information into students. Freire believes the current educational system is flawed due to the “Banking Concept”‚ which Freire describes as‚ “an act of depositing‚ in which the students are the

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    The Theory of Paulo Freire

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    THE THEORY OF PAULO FREIRE by Carien Fritze (a community worker/organizer in London‚ England) WHO IS PAULO FREIRE? Freire is a Brazilian. He was born in the North East in 1921 of middle-class parents‚ better off than most. He then went on to work with the poor and this sharing of their life led him to the discovery of what he describes as the culture of silence‚ of the dispossessed. He came to realise that the ignorance and lethargy of the poor people in his country were the direct product

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    Is Paulo Freire Correct About the Banking Concept And The Problem-posing Method? Paulo Freire‚ a well-renowned leader in literacy studies as well as an advocate of progressive teaching‚ is against the education system he classifies as the "banking concept of education". Instead‚ he supports the idea that education should be a collaborative process in which teachers and students work together and think critically. From the excerpt "The Banking Concept of Education" taken from his most popular book

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    By the end of the “Achievement” chapter‚ Rodriguez has some very profound things to say about his views on educational reform and personal evolution. The things that he says in the ending pages of the chapter do not really seem like they are the tale of a “happy ending” but more so‚ a large pun or an ironic statement made about how our desires entail such influential consequences. On pages 72-73‚ Rodriguez basically states that education is a tough process‚ a changing process even‚ and if one wants

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    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 principles‚ which may seem idealistic at times (and perhaps this is what makes a correlation between his theories/ideas

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    "The Achievement of Desire" Summary In Richard Rodriguez’s "The Achievement of Desire" he talks about the issues he faced a "scholarship boy." Rodriguez was constantly caught between his two lives: school and home. As he got older‚ Rodriguez had become embarrassed with his parents education and broke away from his home life to focus on his school life‚ which was more important. Eager to learn more "anything to fill the hollow within me and make me feel educated." (202) In the third grade

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    Paulo Freire Essay

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    The Private Liberation Paulo Freire introduces the idea of a “problem-posing” education system in his book The Pedagogy of the Oppressed‚ which offers a highly effective alternative to the traditional method of memorizing facts that he deems the “bankingconcept of education. Problem posing allows individuals to expand their own thoughts‚ ideas‚ and opinions through open discussion in a classroom setting. I went through such an experience senior year in my Comparative Government class‚ which focused

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    Richard Rodriguez

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    The relationship between Richard Rodriguez and Richard Hoggart is supremely that of a student to a teacher with Rodriguez as the student and Hoggart as the teacher. In moments when Rodriguez says that Hoggart’s opinion of what a “scholarship boy” entails is “more accurate than fair‚” Rodriguez is learning more as if he is a student (547). Of course Rodriguez now‚ after having written “The Achievement of Desire‚” understands his place as a “scholarship boy” student; however‚ there are brutally honest

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    Mike Rose vs. Richard Rodriguez Mike Rose and Richard Rodriguez both support education and the success it brings for an individual‚ but they support them in different ways and for different reasons. In Mike Rose’s essay he explains how he was an average person in his vocational classes. He says that his intelligence was not on a low level‚ but rather he thought of his intelligence to be low because of his teachers and the fact he was in vocational classes‚ but he soon realizes that pushing to the

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