Pedagogy of Resistance: How to Help Students Forced to Go to War? by Dima Zitzer
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Today, Russian Hub's guest is Dima Zitzer, an educator and author of the program "Love Is Not Educating."
Together with him, we're trying to find words for students who are being recruited en masse to serve in the front lines at Russian universities and colleges, and to understand the motivations of the teachers who force young people to sign contracts with the Ministry of Defense.
Timecodes:
00:00 — Main Event
00:30 — Russian Hub: How We Help Scholars in Exile
01:24 — What's Happening in Russian Universities?
01:58 — The Anatomy of Fear: How a Victim Becomes an Aggressor
02:34 — The Teacher as an Instrument of the State
07:25 — Teaching is Not a Kind Profession
10:13 — Pedagogy under a Dictatorship: What History Teaches Us
12:55 — Ethics within the System: Is It Possible to Remain Honest?
18:03 — Is There a Way Out? Why Homeschooling is Becoming a Salvation
22:55 — Critical Thinking vs. Dogma: How to Teach Thinking Today
26:18 — The Orange School: An Educational Model Without Censorship and Propaganda
28:35 — Is a Future Possible Without Collective Repentance?
35:03 — How to Protect a Child's Psyche from Toxic Ideology?
41:36 — A Teenager vs. the System: Survival Strategies
47:01 — The Price of Protest: Is It Worth Risking Yourself for the Sake of Resistance? 52:08 — The Choice That Determines Everything: A Final Address to Youth