SCIENCE: 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

2024-10-14 23:36:29 UTC

Examples of Watson and Crick and other non-white male scientists not being recognized for their work. Hegemony influencing what is recognized as knowledge.

2024-10-14 23:37:35 UTC

In own teaching practices, highlighting historic female scientists & role models

2024-10-14 23:39:05 UTC

Hegemony influences science because science is written by dead white male figures for the most of history. This impacts what we teach because we have to go based off of the science who was figured out by the some dead white male figures.

2024-10-14 23:41:18 UTC

Ideology can manifest in hidden Curriculum, like values and social roles.

kmwilbrecht — 2024-10-14 23:48:48 UTC

Middle school science teachers, are in charge of SHARE... in the past how that was presented was very sterile.