I’m still looking, if anyone has thoughts! https://social.coop/@fncll/108336243552367288
@fncll This is probably going too deep/obscure but Jacques Ranciere's Ignorant Schoolmaster is at the top of my list of education books: https://files.libcom.org/files/jacques-ranciere-the-ignorant-schoolmaster-five-lessons-in-intellectual-emancipation-2.pdf
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@Matt_Noyes Thanks…that is actually new to me, which is exciting! Nothing is too obscure. High on my list is Hyde’s _The Gift_, though that’s obscure in possibly a different way :) It’s hard to remember what it was like when open teaching and learning was a new idea to me, and also hard to find things that aren’t hyper focused on very specific elements!
@fncll @Matt_Noyes Teaching as a Subversive Activity, which I read during my teacher training, blew my mind and (in part) made me the person I am today https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/79681.Teaching_as_a_Subversive_Activity