Available in 2012
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Previously offered in 2011
This course explores contemporary research into approaches to Peace Education including peacekeeping, peacemaking and peacebuilding. It explores the relationship of the Human Rights Conventions to Peace Education and the constructions of the knowledges, values and skills that underpin a peaceful school curriculum. It offers a critical examination of case studies where a peaceful pedagogy has been implemented for effective conflict resolution and contextualised peacebuilding. Pedagogical strategies to support a peacebuilding curriculum are generated.
ObjectivesThis course provides students with the opportunity to: 1. develop an understanding of theories and principles of Peace Education; 2. identify key Human Rights Conventions and their significance for Peace Education; 3. identify the knowledge, values and skills of peacebuilding in an educational context; 4. critically examine case studies which exemplify approaches to peacebuilding through the curriculum; and 5. develop contextualised curriculum employing peaceful pedagogy. | ||
ContentThe following list indicates indicative course content: Educating for Peace through Human Rights * an historical overview of peace education * perspectives in peace education * developing the knowledges, values and skills of Human Rights A Curriculum for Peaceful Learning * global developments in peaceful curricula * curriculum planning for peaceful learning * issues based curriculum development A Pedagogy for Peaceful Learning * teaching the knowledges, values and skills of Human Rights * case Studies of peaceful pedagogy Global Perspectives on Peace Curriculum * Resources for Peace Education | ||
Replacing Course(s)NA | ||
TransitionNA | ||
Industrial Experience0 | ||
Assumed KnowledgeNA | ||
Modes of DeliveryDistance Learning : IT Based Distance Learning : Paper Based | ||
Teaching MethodsSelf Directed Learning | ||
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Contact HoursSelf Directed Learning: for 3 hour(s) per Week for Full Term | ||
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