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    The Banking and Problem-Posing Concept of Education Education is defined as‚ "an act or process of imparting or acquiring general knowledge‚ developing the powers of reasoning and judgment‚ and generally of preparing oneself or others intellectually for a mature life" (Jackson). In Paulo Freire ’s “The Banking Concept of Education” he uses several similes‚ metaphors and analogies to bring across his main point - the relationship between teachers and students‚ and the way the teaching process takes

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    Ronak V Patel Draft – III Paulo Freire wrote “The Banking Concept of Education”. His article is based on the “bankingconcept education and problem posing education. Banking education is the learning method between students and teacher where most of the participation in class is done by the teacher. Learners don’t have any idea what the educator is talking about‚ this is the reason why Freire opposes banking education. Problem posing education is a learning method where students are taught practically

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    The Banking Concept Versus Problem-posing Education is defined as “the act or process of imparting or acquiring general knowledge‚ developing the powers of reasoning and judgment‚ and generally of preparing oneself or others intellectually for mature life.” (dictionary 2013) I feel that this definition describes the “problem-posing” take on education in Paulo Freire’s essay “The Banking Concept of Education.” In his essay he describes two different methods of education‚ the “banking concept” where

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    Education is defined as‚ "The act or process of educating or being educated‚ the knowledge or skill obtained or developed by a learning process‚ a program of instruction of a specified kind or level‚ the field of study that is concerned with the pedagogy of teaching and learning‚ as well as an instructive or enlightening experience" (No author). People begin their education from day one till the day they die. Every day we learn new things in different ways. Whether someone is just telling us some

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    Over the years‚ I have had many teachers who have taught a variety of ways. One that stayed with me was an example of the problem-posing concept. I was a freshman in high school and I was taking American History. History was not my best subject especially because my past history teachers lectured non-stop or we took notes the entire time. Which fits under the concept of banking. The first week of class‚ I could tell this teacher was very different. This teacher was known as the joker of the school

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    What do you think which instructional method is better? Banking education? Problem-posing education? Through our textbook‚ we knew what Freire wanted to say‚ and we could realize that. However‚ I want to focus on the more exact concept by showing on my educational experience. And then I want to prove that Problem-posing education is better than Banking education. First of all‚ I want to briefly say what Banking method is. In Banking education‚ teachers lead the students to memorize mechanically the

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    known to have its problems. Although every school is different they all have similar teaching methods. Individuals are either taught to think critically or to think a certain way. In the "Banking Concept of Education" by Paulo Freire‚he talks about how our thinking ability is taken away and argues that we should have the ability to take control of our lives and think critically. Freire demonstrates this by showing us two educational systems the "banking concept" and the "problem-posing" system. By approaching

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    Problem-Posing and Banking Education In chapter two of Pedagogy of the Oppressed‚ Paulo Freire‚ the author‚ has a challenge with modern education‚ particularly‚ banking one. He suggests problem-posing education which is a practice of freedom‚ dialogue‚ social interaction‚ and creativity––therefore‚ it transforms society. As for banking education‚ it is reflected in a practice of domination‚ unilateral decision making‚ controlling thinking–– then‚ it marginalizes oppressed in society. In chapter two

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    Banking vs. Problem-Posing: A Need for Synthesis Education has long been a concern among society. Studies show that different minds grasp knowledge differently; thus new techniques are always invented‚ while old ones are modified. In Pablo Freire’s essay‚ "The ‘BankingConcept of Education‚" Freire simply attacks the traditional teaching style‚ claiming "it turns them [students] into ‘containers‚’ into ‘receptacles’ to be ‘filled’ by the teacher" (Freire 213) and thus should not be used. He goes

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    Arguments. The education system that Freire reacted to. Freire reacted to the banking education system. It saw learners as empty vacuums or clean slates. The teacher becomes the sole provider of knowledge while learners take everything said whether they understand or not‚ they view this being in front of them as the supreme being of knowledge. There is little learning done. Learners become puppets of the system‚ reproducers of textbooks without referencing the author. Teachers are more concerned

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