
Critical Reflection: Confronting Raced Trajectories of Teaching, Learning and Assessment to Deepen Professional Belonging
This discussion is the product of learning conversations after completing a short-term project using critical reflection to strengthen Global Majority architectural students' perceptions of their professional identity. As educators - trained in education rather than architects trained
to teach architecture - Carol and Tracy share their vision of a transformative pedagogical strategy and through a worked example, tease out how to create spaces for students to strengthen their emerging professional identity by combining storytelling and critical reflection.
Keywords: FORMATION; IDENTITY; RACED TRAJECTORIES; REPARATION WORK; WHITE PRIVILEGE
Document Type: Editorial
Affiliations: 1: University of East London 2: East Sussex College
Publication date: March 1, 2022
Charrette is the open access peer reviewed journal of the asssociation of architectural educators (aae). Contributions are welcomed from practitioners and theorists engaged in innovative and significant architectural education and research.
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