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Table of Contents

• Preface
• The Purpose
• The Audience for This Book
• Organization
• What Has Changed Since the Previous Edition?
• A Word About Pronouns.
• Changes Which I Have Not Made.

1. Welcome to My Real World.
• Literacy: Jonathan to Wyatt
• Contradictions and Change.
• Looking Ahead for Elusive Answers.
• Practicing Pedagogy Patiently.

2. Critical Pedagogy: How in the World Did I Get into This?
• The Benson Kids: Teaching is Learning.
• Learn, Relearn, and Unlearn Your Way to Critical Pedagogy.
• Looking Ahead for Your Stories of Relearning and Unlearning.
• Practicing Pedagogy Patiently.

3. Critical Pedagogy: What in the World Do You Think It Is?
• Dawn Does Critical Pedagogy.
• Language of Possibility—Language of Critique.
• Vygotsky: Reaching Back to Move Forward.
• Word By Word.
• Banking Model of Education.
• Conscientization.
• Codification.
• Dialectic.
• Dialogue.
• Discourse.
• Hegemony.
• Hidden Curriculum.
• Literacies.
• Pedagogy.
• Praxis.
• Problem Posing.
• To Groom.
• To Name.
• To Marginalize.
• To School.
• To Silence.
• To Socialize.
• Voice.
• Looking Ahead For Your Thoughts and Language in Critical Pedagogy.
• Practicing Pedagogy Patiently.

4. Critical Pedagogy: What in the World Do I Think It Is?
• How I Came to These Understandings of Critical Pedagogy.
• History Helps: Three Perspectives.
• Practicing Pedagogy Patiently.

5. Critical Pedagogy: Where in the World Did It Come From?
• The Latin Voice.
    Paulo Freire
• The European Voice.
• The Eastern Voice.
• The North American Voice.
• Looking Ahead For New Leaders: You!
• Practicing Pedagogy Patiently.

6. Critical Pedagogy: How in the World Do You Do It?
• Thinking About Practice.
• So How Do You Do Critical Pedagogy?
• The Essence is in the Experience.
• Popcorn.
• Dialogue Journal.
• Bloom's Taxonomies.
• Teaching and Learning on the Desert.
• Four Corners.
• The Messenger and the Scribe.
• Comprehending / Comprehension.
• Problem Posing Activity: Literacy.
• A Mess.
• Looking Ahead for Elusive Methods.
• Practicing Pedagogy Patiently: In the University.

7. Critical Pedagogy: How in the World Do You Do It With Families?
• Models of Parental Involvement.
• Family Graph.
• Putting the Home Back in Homework.
• Reflection to Action.
• School Families.
• A Library in the Community: Cow Jumped Over the Moon.
• Electronic Communities of Families.
• Galileo: Walking, Observing, Talking, and Recording.
• Practicing Pedagogy Patiently.

8. Critical Pedagogy: Why In The World Does It Matter?
• Students of the Twenty-First Century.
• The Pedagogy of a Caring Heart and Critical Eyes.
• Pedagogy of Courage and Patience.
• Time. Time. Time.
• From Buttercup to Power.
• Teachers Taught Me, Too.
• Now Here is the Point.
• To Make a Difference.
• Looking Ahead For More Elusive Answers.
• Practicing Pedagogy Patiently.