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2021
This chapter will examine how 1919 transformed British adult education, being rooted in a dialogue between the trenches and domestic politics, prompting a movement for widening access to education. Framed within a Wilsonian view of a more democratic and peaceful world, the immediate post-war context generated opportunities for adult education ...
Jude Murphy, Nigel Todd
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This chapter will examine how 1919 transformed British adult education, being rooted in a dialogue between the trenches and domestic politics, prompting a movement for widening access to education. Framed within a Wilsonian view of a more democratic and peaceful world, the immediate post-war context generated opportunities for adult education ...
Jude Murphy, Nigel Todd
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GLOBAL JOURNAL FOR RESEARCH ANALYSIS, 2021
Education for peace is a holistic approach. It nurtures knowledge ,skill,attitude and values -so that the learner can leave in harmony with self and others and handle conicts in a constructive way .peace empowers individuals to accept, create and enjoy the path of peace rather than only to be a consumer of it.
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Education for peace is a holistic approach. It nurtures knowledge ,skill,attitude and values -so that the learner can leave in harmony with self and others and handle conicts in a constructive way .peace empowers individuals to accept, create and enjoy the path of peace rather than only to be a consumer of it.
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2011
There is a huge volume of work on war and its causes, most of which treats its political and economic roots. In Peace Education: How We Come to Love and Hate War, Nel Noddings explores the psychological factors that support war: nationalism, hatred, delight in spectacles, masculinity, religious extremism and the search for existential meaning.
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There is a huge volume of work on war and its causes, most of which treats its political and economic roots. In Peace Education: How We Come to Love and Hate War, Nel Noddings explores the psychological factors that support war: nationalism, hatred, delight in spectacles, masculinity, religious extremism and the search for existential meaning.
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From Peace Education to Peaceful Education
2016This chapter dismantle the various components of peace education. The purpose of which is to analyze closely how peace education progressed along time. Further, how the understanding of peace and education separately influenced the totality of peace education. The article uses critical approach to examine peace education through the various disciplines.
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Peace Education and Education for Peace
2019This chapter presents a theory, and summary of the contents, of peace education and education for peace—two domains of education designed to build peace and justice. The author offers examples and illustrations in respect to both educational strategies. An argument is then pursued.
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Western European Education, 1988
In Sweden as in many other countries, interest and instruction concerning the conditions and prospects of peace has grown against the background of the world situation. Schools and young persons, it has been argued, must penetrate questions of survival, peace and justice far more deeply than before and must actively "do something" so as to contribute ...
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In Sweden as in many other countries, interest and instruction concerning the conditions and prospects of peace has grown against the background of the world situation. Schools and young persons, it has been argued, must penetrate questions of survival, peace and justice far more deeply than before and must actively "do something" so as to contribute ...
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Peace education through peace museums
Journal of Peace Education, 2015The agents and agencies involved in the educational process are numerous and varied and include the home, the school, the library, the street and the media (notably social media).
Peter van den Dungen, Kazuyo Yamane
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2005
Contents: Preface. Part I: The Concept. G. Salomon, The Nature of Peace Education: Not All Programs Are Created Equal. I. Harris, Conceptual Underpinnings of Peace Education. D. Bar-Tal, The Elusive Nature of Peace Education. D. Perkins, Paradoxes of Peace and the Prospects of Peace Education. R.
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Contents: Preface. Part I: The Concept. G. Salomon, The Nature of Peace Education: Not All Programs Are Created Equal. I. Harris, Conceptual Underpinnings of Peace Education. D. Bar-Tal, The Elusive Nature of Peace Education. D. Perkins, Paradoxes of Peace and the Prospects of Peace Education. R.
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New Blackfriars, 1983
In this discussion-paper I look at certain general kinds of peace which certain general kinds of “education” are calculated to bring about, if they succeed; in order first to see which if any of them is ultimately worth having. I find at least one, and at present only one general kind of peace to be worth having; and then examine two broad “realistic ...
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In this discussion-paper I look at certain general kinds of peace which certain general kinds of “education” are calculated to bring about, if they succeed; in order first to see which if any of them is ultimately worth having. I find at least one, and at present only one general kind of peace to be worth having; and then examine two broad “realistic ...
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