Palestinian Civic Education Curriculum and its Role in Democratic Upbringing of Basic Stage Students in Palestine: Case Study, Nablus Governorate 1994-2006
- Autor
- حسين، نذير أحمد مصطفى
- Autor Corporativo
- An-Najah National University
- Colección
- 159 p.
- Idioma del recurso
- árabe
- Año de publicación
- 2007
- Tema
- Civiles / Ciudadanía / DemocraciaDiversidad / Alfabetización cultural / InclusiónDerechos humanos
- Nivel de Educación
- Educación primaria
- Región
- Estados Árabes
- Lugar de publicación
- نابلس
This study aims to investigate the role of Civic Education in the democratic upbringing of students in the basic education classes, in Palestine. Civic Education can play a major role if its topics are in line with the relevant ongoing comprehensive development plans of which political developments occupies the front seat. Civic Education is seen as a Palestinian societal necessity towards democratic transition in the unique Palestinian situation...and within the framewoork of an effective educational system that is comprehensive, systematic, and modern, where it takes into consideration the structure and nature of the Palestinian society and its Arab-Islamic roots in the aspired state of Palestine. Since its launch as an independent course in Palestinian schools, Civic Education has been suffering from two obstacles vague philosophical and conceptual framework (which leads to lack of harmony between the educator and the teaching material thus reflecting itself on the students),and the dominant social climate (which is affected by the Israeli occupation and the political situation in Palestine). those are obstacle to the democratic upbringing which might otherwise satisfy the needs of the nation. Democracy in civic education here is offered from the standpoint that it is a quest to catch up with the contemporary needs. The democratic concepts in the curriculum are parallel to those in the West, without identifying the Arab-Islamic thought in the Palestinian society. this is expected to generate conflict due to the differences between two totally different societies (religion, culture, civilization, history, ideology, regime, and others). This study concludes that Palestinian civic education should take into consideration the fact that democracy is not a ready-made model that can be applied blindly in Palestine. In other words, democratic upbringing in Palestine should adopt only what rhymes with Palestinian values, laws, history and the peculiar circumstances.

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