Episode 18: Learning to subvert

Episode 18 of the Education in Dystopia podcast, hosted by Mr. Arizona, titled "Episode 18: Learning to subvert" was published on March 3, 2021 and runs 53 minutes.

March 3, 2021 ·53m · Education in Dystopia

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Summary

As teachers and learners we're often told that being subversive is wrong, and something we shouldn't do. But on this episode we discuss how that is probably backwards — like so many things. // Music used:  * Hoopla - Limes * Hawaii - Juan RIOS

Episode Description

As teachers and learners we're often told that being subversive is wrong, and something we shouldn't do. But on this episode we discuss how that is probably backwards — like so many things.

// Music used:

* Hoopla - Limes

* Hawaii - Juan RIOS

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