Full Description
Education and Anarchy sets in motion a way of thinking about, questioning, and responding to what we can do in the face of chaos, which, whether we acknowledge it or not, animates and drives our relation to learning and teaching. Each chapter addresses different aspects of how we can learn to live creatively with this potential for losing control over what we would master, by providing practical examples and lesson plans involving both traditional literary approaches and also more experimental non-verbal modes of expression across the curriculum and disciplines. Education and Anarchy concludes by reaffirming that each student can provide you, the teacher, with ample opportunities to remember, and to learn from, how you learn best. In the end: education is about letting students learn. Despite pressures from above, teachers—-of whatever rank and working in no matter what discipline or field of study— are the ultimate guardians of this truth.
Contents
1 Figures
2 Acknowledgments
3 Preface
4 Introduction
5 Classroom Capers
6 Letting Learning Happen
7 Speaking of Teaching
8 What Can Be Taught
9 The Sword of Truth
10 Conclusion
11 Bibliography
12 Book at a Glance
13 About the Author
