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Bahareh M Posted 5 years ago
Vocabulary

Critically intervene with the facts

Hello everyone,

What does "critically intervene with the facts" mean in the following sentence:

Does it mean "taking a critical point of view toward facts"?

At frst, in every aspect of education, thus also in environmental education, critical pedagogy refuses the ‘banking approach to knowledge’ (Freire, 2018). Under this view, the students do not simply learn about the framework of the environmental justice struggle going on in their land, but they do critically intervene with the facts, striving to attain their own views on the issues being posed.

  

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And we wonder what happened to our educational system. The writer should have critically intervened with plain language. She has been talking to no one but other toffs, it would seem, and now speaks what is essentially a foreign language that uses English words.

  • And we wonder what happened to our educational system.
  • The writer should have critically intervened with plain language.
  • She has been talking to no one but other toffs, it would seem, and now speaks what is essentially a foreign language that uses English words.
  • The use of "do" in "do intervene" is puzzling (read "wrong").
  • If I had to guess, and I do, I would say that the writer means that the students supply criticism to the struggle for "environmental justice", whatever that is, using facts.
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And we wonder what happened to our educational system. The writer should have critically intervened with plain language. She has been talking to no one but other toffs, it would seem, and now speaks what is essentially a foreign language that uses English words. The use of "do" in "do intervene" is puzzling (read "wrong"). If I had to guess, and I do, I would say that the writer means that the

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Bahareh MWhat does "critically intervene with the facts" mean in the following sentence

In very simple terms it means to state facts as a means of arguing their point.

(The writing style makes it difficult to understand what quite a bit of this passage means.)

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