Anti-Oppressive Classrooms Critical Framework of Multicultural Education

  • Chang J
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Abstract

In an era marked by diverse cultures, perspectives, and experiences, the traditional classroom model can sometimes inadvertently perpetuate inequalities and reinforce oppressive structures. The current paper aimed to investigate the effective strategies and pedagogical approach to challenge oppression and create an equal, fair, yet prosocial learning environment. This papers findings suggest that education that adopted a critical framework of multiculturalism has the potential to be a powerful tool for dismantling oppressive forces and fostering inclusivity, equity, and social justice. This framework not only acknowledges the existence of systemic inequalities, discrimination, and power imbalances but actively seeks to confront and challenge them within educational settings. By embracing anti-oppressive classrooms, educators can create dynamic learning environments that empower students from their daily lives, validate their diverse identities, and provide them with the tools to critically engage with the world around them. This paper delves into the essence of Anti-Oppressive Classrooms as a cornerstone of a more just and equitable education, exploring its fundamental principles and the profound impact it can have on both individual learners and society as a whole.

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Chang, J. (2023). Anti-Oppressive Classrooms Critical Framework of Multicultural Education. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media, 23(1), 266–272. https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/23/20230473

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