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Reflect on any of the pedagogies we have read and learned about. Do you envision incorporating or implementing any of these pedagogies in particular? Why/why not? How can curriculum be a point of interruption?

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What are you thoughts about integration and segregation of schools in America --- both in the past and the present. After our readings, guest speaker, and discussion around community control, what are your thoughts on the impact of integration and segregation?

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Founding Black Mothers
What pedagogy did Founding Black Educators create and implement? What are some of the key components or aspects of that pedagogy? How does this connect to pedagogy and practice today in urban education?

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Indigenous Pedagogy:
What did Simpson's article Land as Pedagogy make you consider regarding knowledge, intelligence, and teaching and learning? What further thoughts do you have after placing the tenets of White Supremacy Culture in conversation with Simpson?
Again, please just use these questions as guides. Just be sure to write on what you are reflecting on after doing the reading.

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Eugenics and Education
After reading about the history of eugenics in America, what thoughts do you have in terms of its connection to education? Where do you see eugenics at work in our  current, present day world?
Put some thought to the idea of "measurement" and what , why and whom we are measuring in education. Do you see any connections to the roots of eugenics?

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How does the Racial Contract theory impact your view of knowledge?
Reflect on how this connects to your work in education. Take it a step more...what does this have to do with "measurement" and the measuring that we do as educators?

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The Racial Contract by Charles Mills - REFLECTION # 1

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The Racial Contract by Charles Mills - REFLECTION # 1

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As you read the first tenets of this philosophy, up until p. 62, consider the following as you read:
What is his central argument/s?
Do you notice any personal connections to this reading? Why or why not? And how/where/to what?
How does this make you think about current politics/America/our world?
Is there anything that relates to education, your job, or work?
Do you have any reflections, thoughts, or questions for Professor Mills as you read?

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2/2 Am I a philosopher? What are philosophies or ideas about my own life or existence that are central to who I am? 

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2/2 Am I a philosopher? What are philosophies or ideas about my own life or existence that are central to who I am? 

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Type and think, and type some more...

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WELCOME TO ANOTHER SEMESTER OF PANDEMIC LEARNING

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WELCOME TO ANOTHER SEMESTER OF PANDEMIC LEARNING

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Our Blog
Readings and Reflections
Etymology Presentation
Final Project

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The Racial Contract
#PhilosophySoWhite
Measurement, Eugenics, and Education
Analytic Philosophy and Etymology of Terms
Education for What?
Indigenous Pedagogies and Practice
Founding Black Mothers and Founding Educators
Black Liberation: Segregation, Integration, and Separatism
Community Control of Schools
Contemporary Pedagogies
Curriculum as Interruption

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1) Who came before Greek Philosophers? Where was philosophy "born"?
2) Name 5 important Brown, Black, or Indigenous philosophers
3) What philosophers come to mind that you were taught in K-12 or college?
4) What are "isms" or systems that come to mind when you think philosophy?
5) Who is your favorite contemporary (still alive) philosopher?

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What comes to mind when you think of Philosophy?

What is the etymological meaning of the term philosophy?

Home. The term philosophy is derived from the Greek words phylos meaning "to love" and sophie meaning "wisdom". The word Philosophy's origin is Greek word 'Philosophia'.