To Learn in Common (Which is Politics)

Social Practices

To Learn in Common (Which is Politics)

Date09/25/2021
Time19:00
LocationKunstinstituut Melly
Researchers
  • Michelle Teran
  • Teana Boston-Mammah
    • Affiliated research project
  • Situationer Workbook/Cookbook and Not Getting It: A Study of Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Art and Design
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    Emergent research on transformative pedagogy

    To Learn in Common (Which is Politics)
    Emergent research on transformative pedagogy.
     

    This lecture by research professor Social Practices Michelle Teran and launch of the publication Situationer Workbook/Cookbook connect to emergent research around transformative pedagogy. It comes from the impetus to go back to the drawing board, in order to imagine other possible perspectives on learning and education. The research situates itself around a banner on a fire escape, a water basin, an urban garden, gymnasium, climate justice camp, a community space, and a mending shop, among others. 

    The keynote will be followed by a Q&A moderated by sociologist Teana Boston-Mammah.  

    The publication Situationer Workbook/Cookbook co-published by Research Centre WdKA together with Publication Studio Rotterdam who is joined in a timed and global circulation of the book via Publication Studios, in Guelph, Hudson, New York, Vancouver and Sao Paulo. 

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