From False Generosity to True Generosity: Theorizing a Critical Imaginary for Science Education
Sara Tolbert,
Alejandra Frausto Aceves,
Betzabé Torres Olave
Abstract:In this chapter we are guided by the question of why, what, and for whom we are educating in science education. We take up the Freirean notion of generosity and, building on Freire’s work, aim to differentiate between false and true generosities as inspiration for theorizing a critical imaginary in science education. Drawing from the Freirean constructs of political clarity, what we are doing and for whom, autonomía, the power to (re)define ourselves and our praxis, and solidarity across difference in the name… Show more
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