“Education Liberates” featuring bell hooks and Bettina Love
Widely considered one of the foremost intellectuals of the 21st century, bell hooks returns to St. Norbert College (De Pere, Wis.) for her fourth and final weeklong residency, in conversation with Bettina Love on liberatory education pedagogy and black childhood. This dialogue is one of several public events at the 2017 bell hooks Residency at St. Norbert College, where the Cassandra Voss Center serves as a sister-center to hooks’ own bell hooks Institute at Berea College in Kentucky. Co-sponsored by St. Norbert College teacher-education, St. Norbert College Emmaus Center, Aldo Leopold Community School, 91.1 The Avenue and Humana. #SNCmasculinitysummit #masculinitynow
bell hooks has been honored as a leading public intellectual by The Atlantic Monthly, as well as one of Utne Reader's "100 Visionaries Who Could Change Your Life," hooks is a captivating speaker and canonical scholar who has authored over 40 books. She is also distinguished professor in residence in Appalachian studies at Berea College, Berea, Kentucky.
Bettina Love is an award-winning author and associate professor of education at University of Georgia. She is a recent Harvard Hip-hop Fellow and has written a civics curriculum called “Get Free.”
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I'm a 57-year-old African American male who is considering going back to school to become a teacher. Listening to this conversation has helped me decide that, yes, this is the direction in which to go. I have always believed that education is the key to freedom, even though I grew up in a household where freedom could only be imagined as a religious afterlife experience. All of my life, I have craved education. I especially enjoyed the discussion of spirit murdering in our children, especially within our communities of color, because so often, this is where it begins at the hands of unconscious hurting parents, who are doing the best they can but are also harming their children. Our children enter the world of schooling already traumatized and harmed only to experience greater harm at the hands of contemptuous teachers. I thought more could be said about the negative impact of hip-hop music, but I appreciated Dr. Love's suggestions on how it can be used to teach at the elementary school level. So many great book recommendations for my future students.
These conversations can save lives.
this was such an enriching conversation. go lucky to have access to this 🥰
I quit my teaching program because I felt so unprepared to go in the classroom, knew that I had so much unlearning to do first as a human living in this world. Dr. Love is right! Teaching programs are failing teachers and students :/ It's sad to say but it's true. And it's so true what she says about "creating our own". Yes! we can't wait around for these old systems to change. We have to create our own teachers who speak two languages
@curtisleach1526
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Profound!
Ok. My two favorite ppl!!!! “Get out of the silos and into the streets.” - Dr. Bettina (all about) Love
thank you!!!
Oceans of blessings y'all
Condolences
I really admired her.
I love all of these kinds of videos but I have the say the audio here is terribly low
1:10:00 so true and not just teachers business men, engineers who don't know anything.
is this the latest lecture? Anything earlier than 2017? ??
Why is the volume so low
🔥🔥🔥🧠✨
And just 4 years later…gone.
You can't be a change agent until you adopt my ideas about what change can be
@emilyeerosew
5 жыл бұрын
Can't be a change agent if you dont understand the root of what needs to be changed