Friends, this set of essays may be of interest.

fore more, pl. write to Jonathan, cc'd here ... do not write back on lists.

ashish



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Subject: The Pedagogy of Transition: Educating for the Future We Want
Date: Thu, 13 May 2021 17:30:03 +0000
From: Paul Raskin - Great Transition Initiative <gti@greattransition.org>
Reply-To: Paul Raskin - Great Transition Initiative <gti@greattransition.org>
To: ashishkothari@riseup.net


The Pedagogy of Transition: Educating for the Future We Want
GTI Bulletin
May 2021

Dear friends,

Our new GTI Forum, The Pedagogy of Transition, explores how to align education with emerging social and ecological imperatives. The times call for approaches that cultivate integrated knowledge and global citizenship, while preparing students for curious, well-informed, big-hearted lives. Instead, we continue to educate for a world we don’t want.

Forward-looking educators confront the challenge at two levels: long-term efforts to adapt educational systems for a changing world and the near-term work creating alternative curricula and pedagogies within existing systems. The Forum is thus divided into two panels, Frameworks and Practices. The first appraises the state of education today, the factors maintaining its deficiencies, and strategies for its reformation. The second reports on the kinds of innovations already in the classroom (and beyond) that point the way forward.

Carry it on,

Paul Raskin
GTI Director

Visit us at www.greattransition.org


GTI Forum
The Pedagogy of Transition:
Educating for the Future We Want
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Panel 1: Frameworks Panel 2: Practices
Opening Essay
Stephen Sterling
Rethinking the "Pedagogy of the Oppressed"
Biko Agozino
Ten Ways Forward
Guy Dauncey
Educating for Well-Being
Timothy Bedford
Defying Hidebound Institutions
Richard Falk
A Learning Revolution in Mexico
Gabriel Cámara
Educator, Educate Thyself
Frank Fischer & Alan Mandell
Big History for Big Learning
David Christian
Justice in the Sustainability Curriculum
Bonn Juego
Welcome to the Educational Pluriverse
John Foran
Embracing Epistemological Pluralism
Kathleen Kesson
Teaching Environmental Teachers
Kim Fortun
Focus on Collective Learning
Alexander Lautensach
Transformative MOOCs in Action
Mike Gismondi
Pedagogies of Resistance
Johnny Lupinacci
Lessons from Transition Design
Terry Irwin
A New Agenda for Higher Ed
David Orr
The University of Movements
Michael Karlberg
From Classrooms to Social Movements
Blake Poland
Cultivating a Sustainability Mindset
Isabel Rimanoczy
How Does Culture Shape Education?
I. Silova, H. Komatsu, & J. Rappleye
Fostering Sustainability Leaders
John Robinson
Liberating the Captured Imagination
Vandana Singh
Civic Intelligence 101
Doug Schuler
A Pedagogy for Life
Rajesh Tandon
Co-Creative Classrooms
Anne Snick
The Power of Transgressive Learning
Arjen Wals
A Values-Centered Educational Journey
Mary Evelyn Tucker

Why Integrated Learning Matters
A.R. Vasavi

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