Bloomsbury Pedagogy of the Oppressed: 50th Anniversary Edition

Every educator should read this book. The content is relatable in the 21st century.This book will open your eyes to walk in the student's shoes.This book will enhance your teaching skills to make your classroom an inclusive space for all.

I highly recommend this book if you are wanting to learn more about teaching and learning and its comparison to oppression. The author provides insightful concepts and made me think abouthow to be more effective when teaching students and learning from teachers.I enjoyed the book so much, I purchased it on audible and for another friend.

Great read! Worth every penny!

This was required for one of our social work research courses at the graduate level. At first, I wasn’t sure what to make of whatever was being presented as a sociopolitical marker— but the current reminder between Antifa & BLM seemed to creep up with the dispersed tonality that shaped being the oppressed from the Oppressor in this relationship.The contents from the author’s point of view was incisive to utilize writing our research papers and as reference material about diversity and inclusion.

A book that is still actual in 2020.