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Critical Pedagogy Against Capitalist Schooling: Towards a Socialist Alternative. An Interview with Peter McLaren

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JMBT: The first question I would like to ask you is: Considering the fact that you are a critical educator, which would you say are the main components that distinguish a critical education from a traditional one? PM: While I am a critical educator and have the utmost respect for the field, I do not work in […]

Global Education Magazine: School Day of Non-violence and Peace (January 30th 2013)

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Download the magazine here On January 30th, 1948, Mahatma Gandhi was murdered, and since 1964 the Day of Non-violence and Peace has been celebrated at schools from all over the world. This edition has the socio-psycho-pedagogic goal to promote the multidimensional resolution of all disputes. Welcome to Global Education Magazine! This is a consciousness raiser […]

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A Critical Interview with Henry Giroux

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Henry Giroux JMBT: You´re considered as the father of a critical pedagogy. What is critical pedagogy for you? HG: Actually, I am not the father of critical pedagogy. While I may have played a prominent role in its development, critical pedagogy emerged out of long series of educational struggles that extend from the work of Paulo […]

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