SOCIAL SCIENCES: 1) How does hegemony influence in your a. School setting, b. What knowledge you teach, c. Your own teaching practices? 2) How is what you describe in #1 influenced by common ideologies in education? 3)Where does ideology show up in the Burke and Seagall article? by Wilbrecht, Kristine

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Selective Traditions--like Good Friday or any holiday our school system revolves around

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size and shape and organization of the physical spaces

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the people in positions of power continue to abide by traditions set by generations before them

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Western knowledge perspective; how and why our course choices are made--case in point AP Euro History

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those in power (the dominant in society through socio-economic) utilize ideologies to describe and understand the world. Our conceptions of the world are influenced by the hegemonic structure. So like how the language we speaks shapes the way we think, so to does the dominant ideology shapes what we choose to value, particularly what we value about teaching and schools

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Civic Education--also influenced by our cultural ideologies