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For more information and to register, follow our registration link, or, go here: https://tinyurl.com/PraxisEd22Proposals are due November 16, 2022.
Since Spring 2018, the Dignified Learning Project has hosted an annual “Praxis in Education Student Conference.” To explain praxis, we use the concept of praxis as Paulo Freire would explain, which is that of critical reflection and action. This conference was created with the vision to provide an event for students passionate about transforming education through educational praxis. Through this event we aim to provide a space for students and community members to convene, connect, and learn from one another, in order to share and expand on our knowledge with the intent to use education as a force for social justice in education.
We invite any proposal that highlights the role of education in our society as well as the importance of educational transformation. This can be anything from policy change, theoretical contributions, activities, pedagogy, and many other educational ideas. This conference is for student presenters and attendance is open and free for everyone. Students of all types can submit proposals. Students include, but are not limited to: undergraduates, recent graduates, graduates, teacher education/credential students, continuing education, and high school students.
We welcome proposals across all fields, as education impacts everybody!
The following topics may be presented at the conference, though it is not an exhaustive list:
–Theory in education (and Educational Theory)
–Policy, action, and practices
–Intersectionality in Education
–Analysis of Lived Experiences in Education
–Using Praxis in Education Research
–Autoethnographic Reflections
–Educational activities, practice, or teaching experiences
–Other areas of importance related to education (such as DACA, disability, gender, sexuality, race, poverty, activities, and pedagogy)
- And many others
Types of presentations accepted:
–Paper presentations (in the form of a PowerPoint presentation. This can be a paper you are actively working on)
–Posters
- Roundtable (which is useful for developing ideas)
–Art (this can include visual art, dance, poetry, music, etc.)
Depending on the number of presenters, you will be given a set of time to present. Exact amount of time to be determined. (Historically, presenters have had 12 minutes maximum for their presentations, followed by a panel for Q&A.)
There is no registration or entry fee. This is an open access conference. Donations are welcome as we are a nonprofit organization run solely off of volunteer work.
If you need special accommodations - scheduling, accessibility, etc. please let us know. Please send any questions or comments to [email protected].
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
San Diego State University, 5500 Campanile Dr,San Diego,CA,United States
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