Education

Pushing back the veil of ignorance hindering humanity and it grasp of its environment--natural, social, political, spiritual--is a goal of educators and teachers from ancient times to the present. Here is where we present the various methods of learning, how schools are best organized, and what kind of values and skills we want to pass on to a younger generation.

Marxism and the Philosophy of Education

16 Video Lectures by Stephen Hicks, Rockford College

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The State of U.S Education

Bill Ayers and Kathleen Kemp: Three -part video lectures at Florida State University

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Critique of the Obama-Duncan Education Team

Two-part Democracy Now video with Michael Klonsky, professor of education and longtime school reform activist in Chicago, and Deborah Meier, a well-known teacher, writer and public advocate.

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Paulo Freire - Pedagogy of the Oppressed

Video lecture in four parts by Jason J Campbell, Nova Southeastern University in Florida

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Why Class Matters in Higher Education

Sherry Linkon, co-director of the Center for Working Class Studies at Youngstown State University, addresses the challenge of defining "working class," how the field of working-class studies is integrating multiple disciplines and connecting academic work with activism, and how the field is working to draw attention to the perspectives and experiences of working-class students.

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School Reform: Chicago's Austin Polytech

A 5-minute PBS News Show on a new public school in a poor, all-Black Chicago neighborhood, with unique partnerships related to high-tech manufacturing and community empowerment

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Still Separate, Still Unequal: Racism, Class and the Attack on Public Education: Who is behind the effort to privatize education and why are they pursuing these changes? Is there an alternative way to reform our public schools? Discuss these questions with NYC public school teacher and activist, Brian Jones. Jones is a teacher, actor, and activist in New York City. He is the co-narrator of the film, 'The Inconvenient Truth Behind Waiting for Superman,' and a contributing author to the new book, 'Education and Capitalism: Struggles for Learning and Liberation'  (March 2012, Haymarket Books).



Still Separate, Still Unequal: Racism, Class and the Attack on Public Education, with Brian Jones from N Alexander on Vimeo.

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