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Democratic Pedagogy

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by Katherine von Duyke

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What is democratic pedagogy and why is it important in the classroom? Why should parents want this for their children in schools?

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6/20/2022

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July 21, 2022

Podcast 4 Democratic Practices in Business with Brian Sowards

<p>In this video, I interview Brian Sowards, discussing his reasoning for and struggles with democratic practices in business decision-making. &nbsp;&nbsp;Brian's struggles relate to some of the misinformed ideas I initially had about how democracy should work in classrooms see: https://dpedagogy.blogspot.com/2022/02/classroom-experiments.html &nbsp;&nbsp;Brian's Linked IN &nbsp;https://www.linkedin.com/in/briansowards/</p>

Episode thumbnail for Podcast 3: Democratic Pedagogy in a 10th Grade English Classroom

July 21, 2022

Podcast 3: Democratic Pedagogy in a 10th Grade English Classroom

<p>Veteran English and Arts Teacher, Noelle Picara, discusses the dramatic change in her 10th-grade classroom as she gradually released some of the classroom responsibilities and decision-making to her students. A unique experiment as, towards the end of the year, her charter school began to unravel - administrators were staying home, teachers stopped teaching, and students roamed the hallways picking fights. In her classroom, students requested business as usual. Noelle's unique perspective answers a lot of the fears surrounding the use of democratic practices in the classroom.</p> <p>Further work of Noelle's https://www.ted.com/talks/noelle_picara_dismantling_white_supremacy_in_education</p>

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July 21, 2022

Podcast 2: democratic pedagogy in a Montessori Classroom

<p>In this podcast, Montessori Early Childhood Educator, and my former homeschooling buddy and I discuss why we like Montessori to encourage students' free-choice learning, classroom culture and management, the use of the peace rose, and I challenge Shelly to consider the use of democratic pedagogy as a means to social problem solving with her 3, 4, 5 classroom. Stay tuned for our follow-up discussion!</p> <p>In this video, I refer to a Tedx talk I gave on my first trialing of democratic pedagogy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYteTNFPq-g&nbsp;</p> <p>This interview is also in video on YouTube: <a href="https://youtu.be/jcHiawNgnmk" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/jcHiawNgnmk</a></p>

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What is democratic pedagogy and why is it important in the classroom? Why should parents want this for their children in schools?

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