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Nurse as Educator...T.S.Saraswathi Order No: 186654 Topic: Analysis of the Qualitative article: Perceptions of CARING in Online Baccalaureate Education. Nursing Education Perspectives
Date: 14th October, 2007
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Paolo Freire The 'Banking' Concept of Education...is a victim of the banking education of her own teachers, imposing that clouds should be blue. This will become a vicious cycle unless one gets liberated, as I did. The liberation happened because I felt pain. However, that pain led me to transformation , the true learning. In order to break this vicious cycle, I encourage children to draw and use whatever colors their imagination dictates to them. From this, I also learn from the children themselves since I realize how beautiful objects can be if they were given different colors such as violet skies or red clouds.
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