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), argue, problems of equity in the classroom are too often taken up in the literature in ways that do not offer systematic or political challenges to ‘‘oppressive/hegemonic forces, institutions, modes of ... , 2018) . This is important to empower communities whose ways of knowing and being have been historically excluded. Continued politicization of who and what counts can intensify social and political
CRP is a philosophy of teaching that asserts the need to use students’ cultural identities and experiences as resources for classroom instruction. CRP is ‘‘a pedagogy that empowers students ... about the implementation process, philosophy of teaching statements, and transcripts from individual interviews. Member checking through synthesis of analyzed findings (Stake, 1995) was facilitated as
that describe my approach to actualizing culturally relevant pedagogy in pre-college engineering education, which are (i) exhibiting political clarity in curriculum design and implementation, (ii) using ... transcontextual habits of mind, community problem-solving, and process as product. The categories of self-awareness and racial and scholar identity were combined to form the theme of exhibiting political clarity in
encourage democracy and challenge the status quo should be determinative of its First Amendment protection level.6" Using the Democratic Theory, art, like political speech, philosophy, and religion receives ... -Value and Under-Protect Political Art , 14 DePaul J. Art , Tech. & Intell. Prop. L. 257 (2004) Available at: https://via.library.depaul.edu/jatip/vol14/iss2/4 1 This Case Notes and Comments is brought to
ThePLoS Medicine Editors argue that political will and imaginative and collaborative solutions from across the spectrum of health and social care providers are needed to address the needs of homeless ... warning that the risk of homelessness for many people is closer than we have previously assumed and now more than ever, homeless people can no longer be considered outside of society. Political will at the
ThePLoS Medicine Editors argue that the current business model of the pharmaceutical industry provides no incentives for the development of new treatments for maternal health, and that political will ... drugs for maternal health cannot be constrained by market-driven needs. There is no lack of ideas for addressing this issue; whats needed is political will. 1. White NJ , McGready RM , Nosten FH ( 2008
, environmental, and political determinants of health, as well as the biological. ... changing climate, a turbulent economic system, and continued global conflict, we now wish to reinforce the important place in health research of work that encompasses the social, environmental, and political
trafficking, many countries lack the political will to establish those protections. ... countries lack the political will to provide the protection and health-related services that those made vulnerable through trafficking most need. Wrote the first draft: EV. Contributed to the writing of the
requires that educators get to know their students on a personal level. According to Sleeter (2012) , CRP is a ‘‘political endeavor’’ (p. 577). Thus, educators should not decontextualize learning from its ... , especially in online settings. Other features of CRP include ‘‘[caring], cultural affirmation, socio-emotional well-being, interpersonal relations, and political efficacy’’ of individuals and systems (Gay
how a science teacher reoriented the learning space along physical domains when the classroom was reorganized to resemble students’ out-of-school worlds; political domains when students had more power ... students lived. One of his phrases that he used to describe himself was ‘‘when you’re local…’’ He described his teaching philosophy as being tied to experiential learning. He explained that when concepts
learning sciences and their implications for the practices of science education . Science Education , 92 ( 3 ), 473 - 498 . https://doi.org/10.1002/sce.20278 Bucciarelli , L. ( 2003 ). Engineering philosophy
instrument from science education (e.g., the Draw-A-Scientist-Test or the VNOS). Instead, it was built on a theoretical framework (NRC, 2001) rooted in the philosophy of engineering and the specific needs of ... engineering disciplines, particularly the philosophy of engineering. At the same time, the construct is defined in a way that is sensitive to the needs of pre-college teachers. While teachers require accurate
thinking by providing multiple representations of the content—e.g., storybooks about soil, sand, walls; photographs of brick/stone and mortar configurations; discussions about the social, political, and ... . Engineering provided a unique way to examine the problem of a ‘‘good wall’’ with mathematical, historical, cultural, political, artistic, playful, and scientific lenses. I feel like these silos, they
Violent political conflict is on the front pages, in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Sudan. This provocative piece discusses lessons we can learn from past conflicts in dealing with future ones. ... practice and promote organisational learning - Lessons from Conflict Settings Violent conflict is driven by politics and economics [7]. Complex political emergencies (1) occur within and across state
influenced educational decision-making. Progressivist philosophy takes issue with viewing children’s innocence as flawed and in need of repair (Dewey, 1906) . Instead of prioritizing transmission of ... caring is ‘‘only’’ women’s work and as such, is devalued. Similar to how social empathy encourages thinking beyond the individual to the social/political, Gunckel and Torbert (2017) referenced de la
attending to an interconnected system of non-negotiable issues (e.g., natural laws) as well as negotiable ones (e.g., social, political, economic, aesthetic, etc.) (Goel & Pirolli, 1992) . To achieve a form ... economic factors; and it requires the consideration of social, political, and other factors whenever they are relevant’’ (Asimow, 1962, p. 2) . Here, human encompasses what humans want, technical refers to
passion for science, energetic personality and collaborative philosophy, which he incorporated into a unique way of doing research. Over the course of his career, he published 117 scientific articles with
://doi.org/ 10.1007/s10972-014-9380-5 Dalal , M. , Carberry , A. , Warmington , D. , & Maxwell , R. ( 2020 ). A case study exploring transfer of pedagogical philosophy from music to engineering . Proceedings
DLBE. Furthermore, larger social, political, and historical forces (e.g., the history of colonization, educational and linguistic policies) create language ideologies that place monolingualism over
UDHR represents the universal recognition that basic rights and fundamental freedoms are inherent to all human beings, regardless of “race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion ... . Linguistic imperialism is a term used to describe the exploitation of the ideological, cultural and elitist power of English for the economic and political advantage by the dominant English-speaking cultures