The pedagogy of action : small axe fall big tree /
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| Language: | English |
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Singapore :
Palgrave Macmillan,
[2022]
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| Series: | Neighborhoods, communities, and urban marginality.
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter One: An Introduction to the Theoretical Foundation of the Pedagogy of Action
- Part One The Pedagogy of Action
- Chapter Two: The Small Activist Writes
- Chapter Three: Race and Study Abroad
- Part Two In Our Own Words: POA Students Write
- Chapter Four: In Nesha’s Classroom: Lessons from the Pedagogy of Action
- Chapter Five: My Homecoming: Deconstructing My Education in POA Jamaica Home of My Immigrant Parents, June and Dudley
- Chapter Six: Radical Narrative Traditions: Communal Storytelling
- Chapter Seven: Peer Education Programs: Process as Power
- Chapter Eight: In the beginning, was the word and the word was Black…
- Chapter Nine: Final Dispatch: Epiphanies that Gradually Mold and Shape Us
- Chapter Ten: Shaping the Path of POA in South Africa
- Chapter Eleven: How POA Shaped my work as an artist teaching opera to children in diverse communities
- Chapter Twelve: A Clearing in the Woods: Translation and ownership aspects of the Pedagogy of Action, in a dance composer’s idiomatic language
- Chapter Thirteen: Ke rena baeng, re kgopela go raloka le lena: Of uninvited help and other audacities
- Chapter Fourteen: Consciousness as Gift, Burden, or Method? Reflections from India
- Chapter Fifteen: The Spirit of POA
- Chapter Sixteen: Sithembiso Mntambo Nkosi: Organic Intellectual.