Author: admin

Experiential Techniques  These are techniques which involve learning by doing – but are not necessarily real life situations as with participatory education.  They may involve activities with a shorter time frame, within a larger training Read More

Popular economics can have different shades of meaning:  Participatory education refers to a whole-body, whole-person approach to education on any topic one can imagine– from fixing a broken faucet to community organizing. This means we Read More

Popular economics can have different shades of meaning: Begin where everyone is at  It may relate to the process of helping a group of people understand the underlying political-economic dynamics of a current issue they Read More

Popular education is rooted in the interests and struggles of ordinary people, and is overtly political, critical of the status quo and committed to progressive social change. When done well, popular education promotes personal as Read More