University of León Introduces Anti-Fascist Pedagogy Course
The University of León has announced a new course, "University Microcredential in Antifascist Pedagogy", aimed at addressing the rise of neo-fascism in educational centers.
The rise of neo-fascism is of increasing concern in educational centers. Teachers face this reality without sufficient training or resources.
This initiative aims to provide teachers with strategies, knowledge, and practical tools to promote "a democratic, inclusive, and intercultural education" in the classroom.
The introduction of this course comes after a visit to communist China, highlighting the growing politicization of Spanish public universities and the influence of the world's largest dictatorship in Spain.
Author's summary: University of León teaches anti-fascist pedagogy.
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