Critical Literacy Influences on Pedagogical Practices •Racism • Classism •Religion

Critical Literacy Influences on Pedagogical Practices •Racism • Classism •Religion

Paper details:

1. Participant-lead Discussion/Course Facilitation (20 points)l Student will be responsible for leading the whole class on the assigned readings or group of readings about the weekly topic (based on chapter and additional article assignments, which will be posted on below—see course schedule). Student will lead with a power point the assigned chapters reading

   The success of the ensuing discussion will ultimately depend upon the extent of your classmates’ participation. Therefore, as discussion leader, you will need to prepare a set of
   1.guiding discussion questions that link the content of the article to your own practice as a professional (whatever your field may be) and your own personal pedagogy.
   If you need this.
   My field is as a teacher teaching Career Technical Education vocational education and building green sustainability programs in high schools and minority am a first generation college student of Mexican american decent.

   2.You must also introduce your discussion a jam board in a break out room via zoom with picture with a short activity – if you choose to – that will pique the interest of participants to discuss and engage with the readings for that week.

   3.Since the success of your discussion is based on participation of the rest of the class, you will need to post your questions on the discussion board no later than the Tuesday morning before you lead the discussion (one day before). This will allow the rest of the class to download your questions and reflect on their own reading before the class meeting. I will also post general guiding discussion questions for any articles that students will not be covering.

   REQUIRED READINGS FROM THE FOLLOWING TEXTS:

   The bulk of the readings are from the following texts. You may borrow these texts and photocopy or you can buy it.

   Adams, M., Blumenfeld, W.J., Catalano, D.C. J., DeJong, K., Hackman, H.W., Hopkins, L.E., et. al (2018) (Eds) Readings for Diversity and Social Justice. New York: Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group LLC. Fourth Edition

   Chapman, T. K., & Hobbel, N. (2010) (Eds) Social Justice Pedagogy Across the Curriculum: The Practice of Freedom. New York: Routledge.

   Darder, A., Torres, R.D., & Baltodano, M.P. (2017). (Eds) The Critical Pedagogy Reader. New York: Routledge. Third Edition

   Chapters that need to be read
   Darder ch 6 + Adams section 4 (intro, section 45, 47, 48, 52, 53, 54 & 62) is a total if 62 pages

   July 14 on attached participant list below is the chapters that need to be read