Okay, yes. It;s propaganda. That doesn't make it untruthful. One can strive to propagate truth. Really, is anyone going to argue that it is a *bad* idea to engage students in a democratic approach to their education?
These classroom methods seem to be on the brink of a comeback. The teacher education texts are singing its praises these days. I would like to try them in my own social studies classroom, but I don't have tenure yet and am afraid to get out of step with the school's usual approach.
@gabsylv, my own country's propaganda? What the hell are you talking about? I live in the USA and was attacking the antiquated propaganda of this country's past.
"They are learning that through social ostracisation and exploitation of populist views, it is easy to enforce autocracy under the pretence of woolly democracy"
Okay, yes. It;s propaganda. That doesn't make it untruthful. One can strive to propagate truth. Really, is anyone going to argue that it is a *bad* idea to engage students in a democratic approach to their education?
These classroom methods seem to be on the brink of a comeback. The teacher education texts are singing its praises these days. I would like to try them in my own social studies classroom, but I don't have tenure yet and am afraid to get out of step with the school's usual approach.
EyeLean5280 6 months ago
propaganda in cornball Amerikkka
number098 2 years ago
@number098 --you need to account for your own country's propoganda before you attack other (American) propoganda
gabsylv 1 year ago
@gabsylv, my own country's propaganda? What the hell are you talking about? I live in the USA and was attacking the antiquated propaganda of this country's past.
number098 1 year ago
Wow, those are some big ears!
Outstanding video.
mpmcd81 2 years ago
I don't know. I think that parent is right: they are using a lot of class time to do the democratic process.
wanderingmenstruals 2 years ago
Pretty advanced approach that still is not implemented to the degree it should be. Say KAGAN strategies....
Dystral 3 years ago 2
Too bad democratic schools aren't the norm today. Maybe one day in the future.
yvelleyzelle 3 years ago 7
"They are learning that through social ostracisation and exploitation of populist views, it is easy to enforce autocracy under the pretence of woolly democracy"
Stereolabdream 3 years ago
That Harold kid sounds like a commie! There's no place for pinkos like that in an upstanding democratic classroom!
Archbishop87 3 years ago
but were now thinking were not democracy but a republic i don't think we are at all
bluewolverine40 3 years ago
Excellent Video!
catholichomeschool 4 years ago