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Lessons from Greensboro: learning community for civic engagement

Can a community move past its history of conflicts, social injustices, and political polarization to find a common goal in building a better future? Every two or four years, we hope that civil society as a united entity will exercise its democratic job of electing new representatives that will lead us to this journey. ButContinue reading “Lessons from Greensboro: learning community for civic engagement”

Posted byAmanda LuzOctober 25, 2020April 6, 2021Posted inAcademic ArticleTags:Civic Engagement, Collaboration, Deep Knowledge, Learning Community, MEITE program, Restorative Justice1 Comment on Lessons from Greensboro: learning community for civic engagement

Engaged classroom: collaborative learning for civic engagement

Twenty-five years ago, I was asked to debate with my classmates about whether my country should be a monarchy or republic, and have a parliamentary or presidential system of government. In 1993, Brazil was going through an intense political transition after decades of military dictatorship, and citizens were asked to vote in a plebiscite soonContinue reading “Engaged classroom: collaborative learning for civic engagement”

Posted byAmanda LuzSeptember 17, 2020October 25, 2020Posted inAcademic ArticleTags:Civic Engagement, Collaboration, Deep Knowledge, Learning Community1 Comment on Engaged classroom: collaborative learning for civic engagement
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