If you’re reading this and grew up going to Western schools, you might remember your teachers following this basic formula: Explain a subject from the blackboard, ask the kids questions that test ...

In most classrooms, teaching involves a monologic, recitative transfer of knowledge from the teacher to the students, which often undermines the role of the students’ experiences and knowledge in the ...

In recent years, global awareness has become a key focus in higher education, given the interconnectedness of global societies and the pressing challenges worldwide. This case study explores how an ...

When oracy is embedded, students move from answering to reasoning, from participation to contribution, and from silence to voice.

Dialogic approaches in classroom discourse foreground the reciprocal exchange of ideas between teachers and students, drawing on sociocultural theories that regard language as both a tool for thought ...

The answer is Freirean dialogic teaching. In this form of teaching the teacher must put their ego aside and learn alongside students. It was suggested by Ian Thompson and Jan Bebbington back in 2004 ...

Educator, religious studies scholar,art critic,and translator,Professor Norman Cornett, Ph.D, teaches at universities throughout North America and Europe. He publishes and speaks on Lionel Groulx,the ...