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Things for us to consider throughout the semester as we build community in this class:
How will we ensure that everyone who wants to speak is allowed to speak?
How will we respect silences without allowing class members to be silenced? (ZOOM is awkward...let's embrace it!)
How do we build a learning community guided by trust and safety?
If you need to eat, please do!
It makes me feel better to have my phone close by. If you also need your phone close by, that is OK.
If your mind starts to wander and you’re on social media I’m going to ask you to step out of the class if it's that important.
If you’re video taping or taking pictures, please get permission from the person you are taking it of first.
Breaking bread together is crucial to community building. We will strive to bring community snacks each session if you are able.
What are our names?
How did we get our names?
What are their meaning?
What are our pronouns?
On the back, two leaders you want to carry with you throughout this course.
(Start at 1.30)
5 minute break
My dad taught me that education could give me the freedom to choose how I wanted my life. And he gave me my name.
By teaching this class, I want to better understand what your experiences are both inside and outside of the classroom are and what I can do as an educator to support you
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“The classroom remains the most radical space of possibility in the academy”
― -Hooks, b. (1994). Teaching to transgress: education as the practice of freedom. New York: Routledge.
People come together “and build leadership collectively with the understanding that leadership is a shared process”
-Freire, P. (1972). Pedagogy of the oppressed. New York: Herder and Herder.
If time: liberatory education timeline.