EDUCATION
What makes a social practice educational?
Its intentionality to improve the person.
What is pedagogy?
Reflection on educational practice.
Education is also a __________ practice.
Political.
Which movement reacted against traditional education?
The New School (Escuela Nueva).
Education happens at home.
False.
Education is considered a __________ practice.
Social, historical, contextual and intentional.
What is the central goal of pedagogy?
The integral formation (improvement) of the person.
What is the goal of politics?
The common good.
Who developed the Liberating Pedagogy?
Paulo Freire.
Transmission means copying culture exactly.
False
Mention the three ways education can be analyzed.
As a fact, as a purpose, and as reflection.
What does "problematizing" mean?
Questioning what seems natural or obvious (denaturalizing).
When power stops seeking the common good it becomes...
Domination.
According to Freire, what is Banking Education?
Students receive knowledge passively as if it were deposits.
Education is the transmission, selection and _________ of culture.
Formation.
Which three key concepts shape educational thought?
Selection, transmission and formation.
According to Bambozzi, education and pedagogy share what common purpose?
Integral improvement of the person.
According to the text, modernity transformed pedagogy into...
A discourse serving the State instead of the integral formation of the person.
What is Problem-Posing Education?
Education based on dialogue and critical thinking.
Name three educational agencies besides school.
According to Gvirtz, education has a double function. What are they?
Reproduction and production (innovation) of society and culture.
Name the three essential attributes of the human person.
Freedom, reason and language.
What happened to the child in modern schooling?
The child became the student ("alumno"), shaped according to the interests of the State.
Name two characteristics of the New School.
Explain the difference between Education, Teaching, and Pedagogy.