Abstract

This chapter is designed to illustrate "performative pedagogy" and what characteristics are relevant to understanding the different dominant ideologies pervasive within and beyond the classroom contexts. The activities can be designed to illustrate the ways in which social justice and injustice issues can be manifested around the students and their communities. Activity can be modified to suit the students' needs and their educational landscape.

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Performative utterance Sociology Aesthetics Art

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Art Education and Development
Social Sciences →  Arts and Humanities →  Visual Arts and Performing Arts
Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Education

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