Tag: social mobility

Social Justice Pedagogy: Paulo Freire’s Legacy

by Mr Sanchez de Santiago, posted in Educational Philosophy, Educational Psychology, educational research, educational theories, pedagogy, Philosophy of Education, Uncategorized

Paulo Freire, a Brazilian educator whose life journey from poverty to scholarly greatness profoundly impacted education, left a legacy that still reverberates in today's classrooms. In this post, we delve into the life and research of this iconic figure, Paulo Freire, and explore how his educational theories can empower and engage young learners in modern primary classrooms.

Ivan Illich: A Revolutionary Thinker in Education

by Mr Sanchez de Santiago, posted in Deschooling, educational philosophy, Educational Philosophy, educational research, pedagogy, Philosophy of Education

Ivan Illich and his radical ideas continue to be discussed in schools all around the world. Decentralised, child-centred approaches have been a trend for the last two decades. Community-based initiatives and project-based learning are a norm in today's education. With this article, you will learn a little more about Ivan Illich and his renowned approaches.