• taiyang@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    School across the way did so today and yesterday and probably before. Saw them marching up and down the major street I live on. As long as it doesn’t impact their future, it’s a good thing to do to encourage civil disobedience.

    That said, there are some in critical pedagogy that argue it needs to be paired with encouraging the academics, too, so that said student can become a decision maker in the government/society. A work from within kind of angle. (Although pragmatically it at least gives a student something to strive for, motivating them to go to college and so on).

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      2 days ago

      Honestly all the shit that’s been happening with defunding of education and school shootings and stuff, their education has already been impacted.

      At this point we need mass movements across generations to block the tidal wave of shit. Because all of this stuff impacts people we all know, and the youth are super aware of this, and a lot of us are aware of this…

      But society as a whole? Ehhhhh… idk… but they will be!

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        2 days ago

        So the whole critical pedigogy stuff originates from countries with worse off situations than us (with some camps having really Marxist overtones), and the advice can include self teaching when authorities otherwise forbid it. Just, when applied to the US that usually isn’t necessary (except CRT part of ed that might speak to racist barriers to education and progress).