This chapter begins with a general introduction to Pope Francis's encyclical, Laudato Si’ (2015), followed by a discussion of its particular relevance to anthropology, epistemology, neoliberal education policy and curriculum. The countercultural nature of the encyclical demands a classroom response that is predicated on the principles of critical pedagogy, a key focus of this chapter. With a view to helping practitioners, two closely related strategies – See, Judge, Act and the Pastoral Circle – are introduced as valuable approaches to the adoption of critical pedagogies
Catholic Religious Education as a subject in school curricula is an area in which the need for chang...
Because religious beliefs and practices develop within an ongoing and dynamic religious traditioning...
The character of the Catholic school curriculum is affected by how people learn, what elements are i...
In Laudato Si’ Pope Francis has offered a ‘position paper’ on care for the common good. Chapter Six ...
This open-source teaching module consists of: 1. This Teaching Note for the instructor provides back...
In Laudato Si, Pope Francis attributes global climate change to a destructive “technocratic paradigm...
Laudato Si’ is arguably the most comprehensive, powerful, and influential manifesto in the canon of ...
Critical reflection on the curriculum offered in the Catholic school is a valuable addition to wider...
Throughout Laudato Si’, Pope Francis decries what he calls the “throwaway culture.” At first blush, ...
Critical reflection on the curriculum offered in the Catholic school is a valuable addition to wide...
The book, going back to the pedagogical neo-Thomism, studies the concept of Christian pedagogy. It'...
This article raises a question of the possibility and need of catechetical adaptation of Laudato si ...
In this paper an attempt has been made to contextualize the ecological dimension of contemporary Cat...
Pope Francis’ Pastoral Invitation to Catholic Education: The Art of Accompaniment The Art of Accompa...
Global citizenship education presents a number of challenges for educators, including the wide varie...
Catholic Religious Education as a subject in school curricula is an area in which the need for chang...
Because religious beliefs and practices develop within an ongoing and dynamic religious traditioning...
The character of the Catholic school curriculum is affected by how people learn, what elements are i...
In Laudato Si’ Pope Francis has offered a ‘position paper’ on care for the common good. Chapter Six ...
This open-source teaching module consists of: 1. This Teaching Note for the instructor provides back...
In Laudato Si, Pope Francis attributes global climate change to a destructive “technocratic paradigm...
Laudato Si’ is arguably the most comprehensive, powerful, and influential manifesto in the canon of ...
Critical reflection on the curriculum offered in the Catholic school is a valuable addition to wider...
Throughout Laudato Si’, Pope Francis decries what he calls the “throwaway culture.” At first blush, ...
Critical reflection on the curriculum offered in the Catholic school is a valuable addition to wide...
The book, going back to the pedagogical neo-Thomism, studies the concept of Christian pedagogy. It'...
This article raises a question of the possibility and need of catechetical adaptation of Laudato si ...
In this paper an attempt has been made to contextualize the ecological dimension of contemporary Cat...
Pope Francis’ Pastoral Invitation to Catholic Education: The Art of Accompaniment The Art of Accompa...
Global citizenship education presents a number of challenges for educators, including the wide varie...
Catholic Religious Education as a subject in school curricula is an area in which the need for chang...
Because religious beliefs and practices develop within an ongoing and dynamic religious traditioning...
The character of the Catholic school curriculum is affected by how people learn, what elements are i...