Educational Studies 221 - Self-Awareness in Education

Fall
2017
01
4.00
Jennifer Daigle-Matos
TTH 02:40PM-03:55PM
Mount Holyoke College
101086
Reese 304
jmatos@mtholyoke.edu
Educators bring our whole selves when entering educational spaces. With us, we bring lived experiences and social identities as well as expectations, ideals, and emotional reactions to oppression (Adams et al., 2007). Whether implementing a curriculum or policy, this course will assist future educators and policy makers in exploring social identities within their intended roles in education. Frameworks and theories around oppression and liberation will be used for reflection and action related to racism, classism, gender, and adultism.
Weekly reflections and a final project required.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.