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Explora ideas clave de la enseñanza crítica.

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Explora ideas clave de la enseñanza crítica.

by DANIEL ANDRES BUENO SUAREZ
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The approach critiques traditional power relations in classrooms.

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It seeks to connect classroom learning with real-world social issues.

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It supports the banking model as an effective method for critical thinking.

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Conscientization is the process of developing critical consciousness about social issues.

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Freire believed education should ignore students' cultural backgrounds.

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It relies solely on lecture-based, one-way transmission of knowledge.

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Paulo Freire proposed problem-posing education as an alternative to the banking model.

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It was heavily influenced by Paulo Freire's work, especially Pedagogy of the Oppressed.

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It advocates standardized testing as the main tool for learning assessment.

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Critical Pedagogy emphasizes dialogue between teacher and student.

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It excludes community issues from the classroom.

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It promotes passive acceptance of the status quo.

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Freire argued that education should be neutral and avoid politics.

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It promotes a strict, top-down curriculum control with little teacher-student dialogue.

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It links education to social justice and liberation struggles.

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Critical Pedagogy claims knowledge is solely transmitted from teacher to student.

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Critical pedagogy aims to empower students to challenge social injustices.

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It discourages critical thinking and reflection.

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It emphasizes dialogic learning and problem-posing education.

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It critiques the banking model of education.

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