EDUC 180
Orientation to Community Engagement
Description: Seminar, four hours. First course in three-part series to satisfy community engagement requirement for Education and Social Transformation major capstone project. Introduction to conceptions and contexts of community engagement, focusing on possibilities and complexities of critical and asset-based approaches to community engagement. In preparation for students' own community engagement experiences in community organizations, early childhood centers, or schools in Los Angeles, emphasis on reflecting on positionality, identifying forms of power and privilege, and understanding relationships between systemic issues and community engagement. Letter grading.
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Fall 2024 - Probably one of the strongest professors in the education department. It can be pretty easy but if you Give the material a chance to be complex and you will get something out of it. Also the class was super helpful in understanding how to complete the capstone. It made me feel so set up to graduate. Dr. Dorio himself is very kind and makes students feel good about learning and lets our passion come out. It was the closest i ever got with peers from a class. Def take with him if you can.
Fall 2024 - Probably one of the strongest professors in the education department. It can be pretty easy but if you Give the material a chance to be complex and you will get something out of it. Also the class was super helpful in understanding how to complete the capstone. It made me feel so set up to graduate. Dr. Dorio himself is very kind and makes students feel good about learning and lets our passion come out. It was the closest i ever got with peers from a class. Def take with him if you can.
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