Education: Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire

The process of proceeding in a more fair and humanitarian direction and creating it needs to start with education. However, it seems necessary to establish various government systems all over the world to make a future just. If there is only one system, anyone who thinks that you do not want to choose your own system may start to feel lack of consistency or actually be oppressed. Furthermore, since the way of thinking about "justice" and "justice" is different, it can not be combined into one system.

Paul Flyer 's "Repressed Reflection Education" introduced "The Brazil Paul Paul Flyer" in 1968, and outlines it. The book soon began dialogue among educators, students, policy makers, administrators, scholars and community activists. It is the world. Freire's suppressed education has been translated into multiple languages ​​and banned in many countries. In his book "Education of oppression", Freudle discusses problems in education and suggests solutions to problems.

Many Americans have views. This progress in higher education affected the refinement of the theory of education and oppression in the work of Paul Freire and his repressive education. In his work, Flair is a great equalizer of education and regards oppressed people as "a means of releasing themselves and oppressors" (Freire 44). However, with the current educational system in the United States, economics can be established.

Paul Freire, the father of contemporary liberation education, wrote that "education as oppressed education stimulates students' complaints, their ideological intentions (usually not recognized by educators)" . "As Henry Giroux of McMaster University explained to Freire," education is a political and ethical practice that provides knowledge, skills and social relationships that allow students to explore their own citizens. What expands the possibilities of expanding and deepening their commitment to participate in substantive democracy ... Culture requires more than just study and skills you have learned.