Lindsay HustoninSelf, Community, & Ethical ActionStarting to Synthesize the Sources andWhen starting to synthesize my research I found I need to separate ideas and attach sources to them. I thought the best principle to start…Dec 4, 2019Dec 4, 2019
Lindsay HustoninSelf, Community, & Ethical ActionCreating a Determined Existence Through Conscious RefleThis week’s reading of Paulo Friere focused on understanding the creation of our consciousness from our past experiences. My social…Nov 20, 2019Nov 20, 2019
Lindsay HustoninSelf, Community, & Ethical ActionListening to the Dreamers to Build a Better RealityIn this week’s reading, we looked at how Counter stories of subordinate communities challenge how we see certain issues. Yunuen’s story…Oct 21, 2019Oct 21, 2019
Lindsay HustoninSelf, Community, & Ethical ActionLooking at the Racial Root of Education InequalityIn 1954, there was a monumental action that seemingly pushed forward the Civil Rights movement in America. This was the supreme court case…Oct 2, 2019Oct 2, 2019
Lindsay HustoninSelf, Community, & Ethical ActionThe Deafening Sound of SilenceIn our society, silence is glorified to be a thing of serenity, like the wind on a grassy knoll, but this is a false narrative. Silence is…Sep 25, 2019Sep 25, 2019
Lindsay HustoninSelf, Community, & Ethical ActionStructural Inequality in our SocietyTatum opens the conversation of self-identity with a series of rhetorical questions designed to make the reader reflect. It made me sit…Sep 18, 2019Sep 18, 2019
Lindsay HustoninSelf, Community, & Ethical ActionCultural Humility is a Daily PractIn Freire’s and Horton’s discussion, I was exposed to two new philosophical opinions on the complex subjects of education and how our…Sep 11, 2019Sep 11, 2019
Lindsay HustoninSelf, Community, & Ethical ActionComparing Educational ImpactsTo understand all the texts, I examined the life story of the authors. Lorena’s story was one of the personal hardships of a young female…Sep 4, 2019Sep 4, 2019
