On Tuesday 21st November, I was a participant in a fifteen minute interview for the Near Future Teaching Vox Pop event. During my session, the ‘Vox Pop’… Read more “Near Future Teaching Vox Pop”
Tag: Education
(VI) What should education be for? (University Blog Post)
This post was originally produced as a 500 word assignment for the Philosophy of Education course on the MSc Education at the University of Edinburgh. It received… Read more “(VI) What should education be for? (University Blog Post)”
Supplemental (1)
I’m excited to announce that my blog post ‘(iv) Towards a New Radical Learning Network’ has been published over on Conter as a follow up to my… Read more “Supplemental (1)”
(v) Freire and Pedagogy of the Oppressed
This coming Thursday, a classmate and I will be presenting on Chapter Two of Paulo Freire’s 1968 publication ‘Pedagogy of the Oppressed’ for my Philosophy of Education… Read more “(v) Freire and Pedagogy of the Oppressed”
(iv) Towards A New Radical Learning Network
On Thursday 9th November, I travelled through to the University of Glasgow for the ‘Shaping The Future – A New Radical Learning Network’ launch and networking event.… Read more “(iv) Towards A New Radical Learning Network”
(iii) Purpose of this Blog
Over the weekend I found a blog entry from August 2013 by Mark Carrigan (Digital Fellow at The Sociological Review), entitled ‘40 reasons why you should blog… Read more “(iii) Purpose of this Blog”
(ii) A Short Reflection on the Thoughts of Paulo Freire
The Inaugural Session of the Postgraduate Discussion Group ( Moray House): A Short Reflection on the Thoughts of Paulo Freire Launched by myself as a way of… Read more “(ii) A Short Reflection on the Thoughts of Paulo Freire”
(i) My Inaugural Blog Post
Entering into the latter half of my first semester as a part-time student on the MSc Education (Philosophy of Education pathway) seems a reasonable point to start… Read more “(i) My Inaugural Blog Post”
Politics and Pedagogy in Practice: Pilton 