About me

Inés Morales Bernardos

Me as a Teacher

I am really into Popular Education. I have a Master on Pedagogy and I follow Paulo Freire’s pedagogic methods. This Brasilian pedagogue believed that the educational process should be a mutual relational process. For him professors are only facilitators and knowledge is co-produced between professors and students. As Paulo Freire I believe that we can build our utopian worlds through dialogue. 
Other authors that have influenced me are Ferrer i Guardia, bell hooks or Marina Garcés.
 

My Lessons & Teaching Style

We learn Spanish through Inclusive Language, enabling anyone to produce their reality and subjectivity with freedom. 

We approach together to the Logics of the Spanish language, through its historical influences, sintaxis and phonetics.

We learn Spanish Vocabulary and Grammar while finding our Common Passions: Discussing Politics, Philosophy, Literature or even forms of organising life as capitalist failures. 

During our lesson I will transcribe partially our conversation in Spanish, registering those elements (grammar, vocabulary, phonetics) that we will need to discuss together.

We Prepare every lesson in advance. Generally, and before each lesson, I will suggest to do some research, read an article, watch a documentary or listen a podcast.

All Materials to support our lessons are provided by me with Open Access (grammar books, dictionaries, articles, podcasts, films or documentaries). So no extra money will be needed for the lessons.

The creation of a real bond between the student and the tutor, building a common Safe Space; Critical thinking and Emancipation are the main goals our lessons. 

 
 
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My other identities 

Postdoc Researcher School of Architecture, National Technical University of Athens, Greece

Researcher, Surcos Urbanos, Madrid, Spain

Books where I took part

Social Ecology and the Right to the City. Towards ecological and democratic cities

Para evitar la Barbarie. Trayectorias de transición ecosocial y de colapso

Contested Cities and Urban Activism