EIGHTH TASK


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Debatable question: Is critical pedagogy the way to put an end to the indoctrination in which we have growth?
Thesis statement: Critical pedagogy the way to empower students and change the society

Argument: We go to schools to receive knowledge for become machines in this capitalist country.  
Support: Schooling simply reproduce class relations and passively indoctrinate people.
Support: This country and the educational model have been modified by the capitalism.

Argument: Students are oppressed since they are in primary school.
Support: Teachers teach students a set of rules that presses students since the very beginning.  
Support: Teachers teach the students that learning is separate from living.

Argument: The oppression that we suffer in schools give us the sense of poverty.
Support: It makes us get a wrong believe. This believe is that we cannot achieve what rich people have.
Support: We as poor people just have to admire rich people and obey what they say.

Conclusion: the indoctrination is a kind of legacy that have been transmitted for generations and nobody have done something to put an end to this.

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