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Download full textStengel, Barbara – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2008
This essay is a response to Barbara Applebaum's essay, "Engaging Student Disengagement: Resistance or Disagreement?" in which Applebaum explores privileged university students' "disengagement" when asked to confront institutionalized oppression. Applebaum analyzes and recommends Lynn Weber Cannon's rules for classroom discourse…
Descriptors: Advantaged, College Students, Classroom Communication, Power Structure
Brooks, Julia G. – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2007
Each semester, Julia G. Brooks writes "silence=agreement" on the board during a discussion of socialization in her Introductory Sociology classes, and invites students to discuss their initial responses to this statement. Inevitably, there are students who agree with the statement outright, claiming "If people have something to say…
Descriptors: Democracy, Socialization, Sociology, Introductory Courses
