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Going North Thinking West The Intersections Of Social Class Critical Thinking And Politicized Writing Instruction 1st Edition Irvin Peckham

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Going North Thinking West The Intersections Of Social Class Critical Thinking And Politicized Writing Instruction 1st Edition Irvin Peckham
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Publisher: Utah State University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.11 MB
Pages: 186
Author: Irvin Peckham
ISBN: 9780874218046, 0874218047
Language: English
Year: 2010
Edition: 1

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Going North Thinking West The Intersections Of Social Class Critical Thinking And Politicized Writing Instruction 1st Edition Irvin Peckham by Irvin Peckham 9780874218046, 0874218047 instant download after payment.

A long-time writing program administrator and well-respected iconoclast, Irvin Peckham is strongly identified with progressive ideologies in education. However, in Going North Thinking West, Peckham mounts a serious critique of what is called critical pedagogy—primarily a project of the academic left—in spite of his own sympathies there.             College composition is fundamentally a middle-class enterprise, and is conducted by middle-class professionals, while student demographics show increasing presence of the working class. In spite of best intentions to ameliorate inequitable social class relationships, says Peckham, critical pedagogies can actually contribute to reproducing those relationships in traditional forms—not only perpetuating social inequities, but pushing working class students toward self-alienation, as well.             Peckham argues for more clarity on the history of critical thinking, social class structures and teacher identity (especially as these are theorized by Pierre Bourdieu), while he undertakes a critical inquiry of the teaching practices with which even he identifies.             Going North Thinking West focuses especially on writing teachers who claim a necessary linkage between critical thinking and writing skills; these would include both teachers who promote the fairly a-political position that argumentation is the obvious and necessary form of academic discourse, and more controversial teachers who advocate turning a classroom into a productive site of social transformation.             Ultimately, Peckham argues for a rereading of Freire (an icon of transformational pedagogy), and for a collaborative investigation of students’ worlds as the first step in a successful writing pedagogy. It is an argument for a pedagogy based on service to students rather than on transforming them.  

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