The Impact Of Banking Education And Problem Posing Education

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1) Use available literature to define, describe and discuss the impact of Banking Education verse Problem- Posing education.
Paulo Freire, the ideologist has critical analysis education. By making a distinguish on how we have viewed the concept of education. He would divide the concept of education into two approaches that make people view education. However the concept of Banking Education and Problem Posing Education comes from dividing the concept of education in which education is viewed by society. By the end of question one I would have defined his theory by addressing education as a practice of freedom as opposed to a practice of domination.
Firstly Banking Education is the process of education depositing and the learners are depositories. …show more content…

An argument can be made by suggesting banking education takes away the essential part of learning. This is making your own understanding, by reflecting on societal issues society and coming up with policies that would address the problems. Paulo suggest the reflection on society is what makes us essential entirely human. Banking education is a form of educational oppression. Snuff out all marks of creativity and self-transformation that makes learning such a worthwhile and personally fulfilling endeavour.
Banking Education removes the critical ability of learning, and potentially leaving us as machinelike reproduction of given deposits. Moreover, teachers want us to accept all assumption that has been presented to us without critical assessing the information. The consequence of this is that learners become blank slates, waiting on a deposit of information into their brains.
Problem posing education, everyone is taught while being mediated by their surrounding and the world in which they live in. Students are critical about intellectual decisions in what the educator brings to as oppressed to repeating the knowledge. It is said that problem posing develops supremacy by ways of observing critically and evaluating …show more content…

In most cases a memorandum is set and any answer that is not in the memorandum is wrong but that is how an individual reasons In South Africa what we find more often is that students study to pass; we can drive an argument and say that the learning is for a short term goal. Secondly we can say they are being made less of human beings, if you are taught not to reason for yourself is unreasonable of the South African education

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