Experiments in the Classroom

The authors—one faculty member and one undergraduate student—discuss the experiences and outcomes of a course designed around interrogating police, prisons, and carcerality. The paper describes course design and shares reflections on the benefits and challenges of ungrading, power-sharing pedagogies, and care labor. The authors share a course syllabus as pedagogical artifact. This contribution is part of the Abolitionist Pedagogies “distributed special issue” series.

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Ethnic studies review
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1525/esr.2025.48.1.62
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Critical Race Theory in Education
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Experiments in the Classroom

Guoqiang Shen, Jessica Hatrick
Ethnic studies review
Critical Race Theory in Education
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Experiments in the Classroom

Guoqiang Shen, Jessica Hatrick
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Abstract

The authors—one faculty member and one undergraduate student—discuss the experiences and outcomes of a course designed around interrogating police, prisons, and carcerality. The paper describes course design and shares reflections on the benefits and challenges of ungrading, power-sharing pedagogies, and care labor. The authors share a course syllabus as pedagogical artifact. This contribution is part of the Abolitionist Pedagogies “distributed special issue” series.

Ethnic studies reviewVol. 48(1)
University of Southern California (US), University of Nottingham Ningbo China (CN), California Southern University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
Critical Race Theory in Education
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