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Fulbright Scholar's Special Course

In the Fall 2022 semester, we are offering a special course, Critical Issues in Democratic Citizenship Education, taught by Fulbright Scholar Dr. Elizabeth Anne Washington of the University of Florida.

5 Sep 2022 Barbora Vacková

Providing a responsible, ethical, and quality-based education already at primary and secondary schools is a way to at least contain the effects of disinformation, level down polarization in societies, and encourage social cohesion. The Faculty of Education opens in the autumn semester 2022 a course entitled Critical Issues in Democratic Citizenship Education (code OVp129) taught by Dr. Elizabeth Anne Washington from University of Florida. Students are encouraged to enroll the course to experience a truly international class led by an American scholar. Students will be working with the concepts of critical pedagogy and will engage in international tasks and discussions on the topic of citizenship, social justice, and others. The course is open to all Masaryk University students and will be beneficial not only for future teachers, but for students of related programs and study fields as well. For more information, see the syllabus of the course.

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Prof. Elizabeth Washington

University: University of Florida
Specialization: Education and Civic education
At MU: Faculty of Education
Stay: September 2022- January 2023
Prof. Elizabeth Washington is an expert in social science pedagogy. She teaches courses on critical civic thinking, methods of teaching socially controversial topics, tools for effective education and organization of teaching. At the MU Faculty of Education in addition to teaching courses, she will be involved in the project Critical Issues in Democratic Citizenship Education.

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