What seems to be his philosophy of education?
- I think his philosophy of education is that you prepare kids for the station in life that they were born into.
In what ways does this interview speak to or reflect your own experiences with education?
-it speaks to me because I was raised in Oakland Ca, and did my 1st 3 years of High School in Oakland, I went to a charter school, which in my eyes was not that much a big difference from a public schools in Oakland. A lot of my class mates including me had nights when we hear guns shot in front of our homes or someone was kilt up the street and we still went to school with that heavy on our minds like it was normal, but it wasn't it had a huge affect on our lifes daily. How can I learn about what happen in the 1920's if I am living in a town were I could possibly loose my life by being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Sorry but I cant focus on school curriculums when I am living in a war zone.
Here is another video of J. Andrade speaking about poverty and how many people define what's going on in cities like Oakland, Richmond, and Vallejo. I choose this video because since being in this class this is the 1st time ive ever heard of this guy and I love his drive and passion for our community, a community that many fear. Plus he is from the Bay Area which makes it even more relatable in my eyes, It makes a huge difference when the topic is being talked about in a place that you grew up in, because you know what's true and what's not. if this was a video about whats going on in Texas I wouldn't really feel the same because that's another state not someone use to go to school with.