1. “EVERYTHING WE DO IS PEDAGOGY.” CRITICAL PEDAGOGY, THE FRAMEWORK AND LIBRARY PRACTICE JEREMY MCGINNISS SUMMIT UNIVERSITY LIBRARY DIRECTOR @JMYMCGINNISS LOEX 2016 PITTSBURGH, PA CC-BY-NC

2. QUESTIONS

3. HOW DOES THE LIBRARY, AS A WHOLE, ENGAGE IN PEDAGOGY?

4. “PEDAGOGY IS PRESENT WHEREVER KNOWLEDGE IS PRODUCED.” H. GIROUX

5. WHERE ARE WE GOING? Definition and discussion of critical pedagogy Critical pedagogy and the ACRL Framework Three sites of application

6. Critical Pedagogy Library Practice ACRL Framework

8. Critical Pedagogy ACRL Framework Library Practice

9. WHAT IS CRITICAL PEDAGOGY?

10. “Critical pedagogy… affords students the opportunity to read, write and learn from a position of agency-to engage in a culture of questions… imagining literacy as a mode of intervention, a way of learning about the word as a basis for intervening in the world….” Henry A. Giroux, On Critical Pedagogy.

11. THREE REASONS FOR CRITICAL PEDAGOGY Identity

12. “…the experience of the learning self is invented in and through its engagement with pedagogy’s force. This self emerges along with the new concepts that its participation in a particular pedagogy helps to create and the new challenges that its participation helps to pose.” Elizabeth Ellsworth, Places of Learning

13. THREE REASONS FOR CRITICAL PEDAGOGY Identity Relationships Mode of educational action

14. CRITICAL PEDAGOGY AND THE ACRL FRAMEWORK

15. “CREATE WIDER CONVERSATIONS ABOUT STUDENT LEARNING, THE SCHOLARSHIP OF TEACHING AND LEARNING, AND THE ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING ON LOCAL CAMPUSES AND BEYOND.” www.ala.org/acrl/standards/ilframework

16. AUTHORITY IS CONSTRUCTED & CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION CREATION AS A PROCESS INFORMATION HAS VALUE RESEARCH AS INQUIRY SCHOLARSHIP AS CONVERSATION SEARCHING AS STRATEGIC EXPLORATION

17. ENGAGING CRITICAL PEDAGOGY

18. SITES OF PRACTICE Library Space

19. “WHAT IS FAMILIAR TENDS TO BE TRANSPARENT.” MICHAEL BUCKLAND

20. SITES OF PRACTICE Library Space Faculty

21. “…WE TEACH WHO WE ARE.” Parker Palmer

22. SITES OF PRACTICE Library Space Faculty Student Staff

23. HOW DOES THE LIBRARY, AS A WHOLE, ENGAGE IN PEDAGOGY?

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