pt of //border pedagogy// — a liminal pedagogical space in which both students and teachers recognise the... == Higher Education and the Defence of Democratic Space ====
Giroux has consistently argued that higher education holds a historically unique role as a space of intellectual freedom, dissent, and imagination... lly consistent in documenting the threats to that space. He identifies several converging forces that are
ir thinking are valued and taken seriously. Every space in the school — kitchen, bathrooms, hallways, the... elongs to children as much as to adults, and each space has an identity of its own that contributes to th... of this conviction was the //atelier// — a studio space within the school, staffed by an //atelierista// ... laguzzi International Centre, opened in 2006 as a space for encounter, research, and innovation. Internat
ored volumes on children's conceptions of number, space, time, movement, imagery, memory, and formal reas... ires de France. [Eng: //The Child's Conception of Space//, 1956]
* Inhelder, B., & Piaget, J. (1955). /
es of Black women's speech and the need to create space for their narratives to be heard and valued. Over... Freedom ====
Bell Hooks views the classroom as a space of possibility where individuals can engage in cr
tínez Vergne, T. (1999). Shaping the discourse on space: Charity and its wards in nineteenth-century San ... tínez Vergne, T. (1999). Shaping the discourse on space: Charity and its wards in nineteenth-century San
alignment," and emergent governance, which holds space for learning that "bubbles up from a distributed ... interactions as they occur in the social learning space.
**2. Potential value:** the knowledge, relation
ogical: it is "a psychological and communications space to be crossed, a space of potential misunderstanding between the inputs of instructor and those of the l
