Episode 10: The problem of authority

Episode 10 of the Education in Dystopia podcast, hosted by Mr. Arizona, titled "Episode 10: The problem of authority" was published on December 13, 2020 and runs 68 minutes.

December 13, 2020 ·68m · Education in Dystopia

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What is authority? Is it good or necessary? If so, when?  Can it be justified? Why should we care? In this episode of Education in Dystopia, Mr. Arizona is joined by codename "Dan" to discuss authority, and how it relates to teaching in the current and perhaps future classroom. Authority is a complex topic, and this is one of those discussions that raises more questions than it answers. So, this will be the first of many discussions on authority. -- You can subscribe to Education in Dystopia on Anchor.fm, Spotify, or many other platforms (but these are recommended). Music used is "Moonrise Kingdom" by Prima.

Episode Description

What is authority? Is it good or necessary? If so, when?

Can it be justified? Why should we care?

In this episode of Education in Dystopia, Mr. Arizona is joined by codename "Dan" to discuss authority, and how it relates to teaching in the current and perhaps future classroom.

Authority is a complex topic, and this is one of those discussions that raises more questions than it answers. So, this will be the first of many discussions on authority.

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You can subscribe to Education in Dystopia on Anchor.fm, Spotify, or many other platforms (but these are recommended).

Music used is "Moonrise Kingdom" by Prima.

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