One method to counter the "banking model" of education is the problem-posing (liberatory) method of education espoused by Freire (1970).
Within this practice, dialogue is employed as a pedagogical method in juxtaposition to the oppressive monological methods of knowledge transmission.
Problem-posing education counters the hierarchical nature of "banking" education by suggesting that education should be cointentional, involving both teachers and students as subjects.
Through dialogue new relationships emerge, that of teacher-student and studentteacher (Freire, 1970).