Taken from a graduate lecture, this episode focuses on our biases and how it connects to childrens oppression.
Duration : 0:4:59
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How Schools Oppress Children
Posted at April 6th, 2010 by admin
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ever watch the …
ever watch the movie Accepted? Now there’s a school I’d love to attend. Which is more fun a swivle chair or a stationairy one? in my head it works….
probably
probably
thats because he …
thats because he doesnt want change.
Obama never talks …
Obama never talks about this type of change.
I really like what …
I really like what he has to say. Thanks for posting this. And it’s very true that it’s time for a change.
It is time for …
It is time for change.
i really appreciate …
i really appreciate the distinctions between the two “ways” and have a preference for the latter (unschooling). and making judgments, criticisms, and evaluations of either will never bring a richer understanding of what is observable from what happens when ‘ones “education” is enacted this way or that way…
i am feeling very concerned and hope there can be dialogues that will enrich our understanding of this topic.
i see unschooling …
i see unschooling as possibly presenting a great opportunity of changing lives in a way that is absolutely unpredictable … allowing room for a type of diversity in human culture that has very nearly been crushed from existence by our current dominator culture.
with that much written, i’d request that any judgments for or against institutionalized to be left behind… this will only create opposition (for or against) unschooling.
there is a deep seated need for acceptance for ‘all ways’.