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    as and is conformed to be through the banking concept towards education. Nothing else is expected from it but it is expected to be the key to success in the real world. The educational system is flawed, it tells educators how to and what to teach and turns students into robots. Therefore, striping kids of the opportunity to comprehend what they are told to memorize and not just regurgitate the information back. In addition, In his essay, “The Banking Concept of Education”, Paulo Freire theorizes

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    all students really being prepared? In Paulo Freire’s, “The “Banking” Concept of Education”, he points out the contradictions within our education system and provides a potential solution for them. By challenging the notions of our education system and engaging in a narrative that does not exclude students, the ignorance formed through this system can be overcome. Although each individual classroom is different from the next, the banking teacher and student are the same from room to room. This teacher

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    According to Paulo Freire in “The ‘Banking’ Concept of Education,” the “narrative” nature of the teacher-student correspondence is toxic and counterproductive in any form (Freire 259). To capture this idea, Freire makes education synonymous with a teacher making deposits into the mind of a student, but “the scope of action allowed to the students extends only as far as receiving, filing, and storing the deposits” (Freire 260). Therefore, interpretation and creativity are commodities that do not reach

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    teacher;however, Paulo Freire describes the styles that cause you to enjoy or hate a class. One method Freire discusses is the banking concept saying, “His task is to “fill” the student with the contents of his narration — contents which are detached from reality…Words are emptied of their concreteness and become hollow, alienated, and alienating verbosity.” The banking concept of teaching involves the teacher playing the role of the “master” and the student end up with the role of the “slave”. Teachers

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    individuals, that through integration, will compose a thriving society. Considering that the educational system is divided into two learning concepts, the issue to evaluate and choose one poses a doubt for students, that are in direct contact with both benefits and disadvantages offered to them. Paulo Freire introduces these two learning concepts: the banking concept, which according to him, is a “misguided system… [that projects] absolute ignorance…” (349); and the problem-posing method, a “libertarian

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    Jaliyah Broome Professor Blankman English 103 September 25, 2017 Applying Freire’s ideas In the piece “The ‘Banking’ Concept of Education,” Paulo Freire criticizes the traditional beliefs about education including appeals strongly to support his own, new, and somewhat radical ideas about how he believes education should work. It is evident from his work that he wishes to convey powerful emotions toward this article. At the very start, behind

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    In Paolo Freire’s essay “The “Banking” Concept of Education”, the author speaks about how teachers’ method of educating students are like banking. They make “deposits” in the student in the form of information. He makes it clear that education by narration makes it basically obsolete. There is no innovation or re-invention of the world around the student but a retelling of a world seen through the teacher’s point of view. Freire points out that knowledge can only emerge through the humanization

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    were to follow the list not only to obtain knowledge, but to know God. The role of a teacher was to lead students to the path of righteousness. “Manners” put teachers in a position of power, in a similar way to what Freire was arguing in “The Banking Concept of Education”. Al-Ghazali put teachers in a position of superiority to students. Students were expected to be submissive to their teachers and “not take pride or exalt himself… entrust him to the conduct of all his affairs” (25). Al-Ghazali’s

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    In “The Banking Concept of Education” Paulo Freire talks about his perception on education system and describes why he thinks its incorrect. Freire sustains that information is being ‘deposited’ to students, who do not end up having the chance to express their own ideas. I would have to agree with Freire’s position. I believe every student has experienced both exceptional and disappointing professors in their academic experience. Moreover, several adults have expressed their thoughts on educational

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    the power to evaluate you. Education is given to everyone for equal opportunity. It gives you the capability to succeed in life. In “The Banking Concept of Education” one of Paulo Freire’s main idea expresses thoughts on how education is suffering from narration sickness due to the relationship between the teacher and the student. Freire believes that the Banking Method of Education simply fills the students with the contents of the teacher’s narration and causes a lack on their creativity, critical

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