Definitions

1. Paulo Freire : a critical encounter. (Web site)
2. Paulo Freire is a widely known and respected advocate of "critical pedagogy". (Web site)
3. Paulo Freire was a Brazilian educator and the father of modern critical pedagogy.
4. Paulo Freire was a major influence on Boal---s teachings.
5. Paulo Freire was born on the northeastern coast of Brazil in the city of Recife in 1921. (Web site)

Paulo Freire

1. The director is Dr. Carlos Torres, a UCLA professor and author of Freirean books including La praxis educativa de Paulo Freire (1978).
2. Peter McLaren is a political activist and the author and editor of over 40 books, including Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the Pedagogy of Revolution. (Web site)
3. Socialism, love, hope and solidarity — A review of Peter McLaren's Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the pedagogy of revolution.
4. Paulo Freire is widely acknowledged as one of the most influential educationists of the twentieth century. (Web site)
5. Critical pedagogy was heavily influenced by the works of Paulo Freire, arguably the most celebrated critical educator.

Impact

1. Paulo Freire's work also had a profound impact on Steve Biko and the Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa[ citation needed]. (Web site)
2. One of McLaren's classic texts, Paulo Freire: A Critical Encounter, expounds upon Freire's impact in the field of critical education.
3. As used by Paulo Freire, "praxis" is a synthesis of theory and practice in which each informs the other.

Institute

1. In 1991, the Paulo Freire Institute was established in S--o Paulo to extend and elaborate his theories of popular education.
2. Paulo Freire Institute - a wide range of material available about current work in the Freirian tradition. (Web site)

Critical

1. In collaboration with Paulo Freire, he has been one of the leading exponents of critical pedagogy. (Web site)
2. Critical educators including bell hooks, Paulo Freire, and Henry Giroux have voiced concern with the singular notion of a student voice. (Web site)
3. The author discusses the influence of liberation theologians as well as that of critical educators, particularly the work of Paulo Freire.
4. Mentoring the mentor : a critical dialogue with Paulo Freire Counterpoints, vol. (Web site)

Educator

1. The term was coined by Brazilian educator, activist, and theorist Paulo Freire in his 1970 work Pedagogy of the Oppressed.
2. Paulo Freire ( Recife, Brazil September 19, 1921 --- S--o Paulo, Brazil May 2, 1997) was a Brazilian educator and is an influential theorist of education. (Web site)
3. Grabowski, Stanley M. Paulo Freire: a revolutionary dilemma for the adult educator , ed. (Web site)

Education

1. In 1964, educator Paulo Freire was arrested, expelled, and exiled from his native Brazil because of his work in teaching Brazilian peasants to read.
2. Paulo Freire's radical democratic humanism. (Web site)
3. Two world renowned educators, Paulo Freire and Ira Shor, speak passionately about the role of education in various cultural and political arenas.
4. Reinventing Paulo Freire is a homage to Paulo Freire by one of his proteges.
5. Paulo Freire argued for informed action and as such provided a useful counter-balance to those who want to diminish theory. (Web site)

Reform

1. Education and democracy : Paulo Freire, social movements, and educational reform in S-o Paulo. (Web site)
2. Reading Paulo Freire : his life and work SUNY series, teacher empowerment and school reform. (Web site)

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2. Education > Learning > Teaching > Pedagogy
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