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Education among Indigenous Palestinians in Israel : Inequality, Cultural Hegemony, and Social Change / Majid Al-Haj.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Al Haj, Majid, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Palestinian Arabs--Education--Israel.
- Palestinian Arabs.
- Palestinian Arabs--Education.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (367 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Albany, NY : State University of New York Press, [2024]
- Summary:
- An expansive, in-depth analysis of education among indigenous Palestinians in Israel over seven decades.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Methodology
- Chapter Descriptions
- Chapter 1 Theoretical Framework: Multiculturalism, Hegemony and Social Change
- Abstract
- Multiculturalism-A Background
- Retreat from the Multicultural Model
- Multicultural Education: Concepts and Development
- Positivist versus Critical Multiculturalism
- Multicultural Education and Critical-Transformative Pedagogy
- Critics of Critical Pedagogy
- The Gramscian Theory of Cultural Hegemony
- Eclectic Model of Empowering Multicultural Education
- Summary
- Chapter 2 Background: The Palestinian Arabs in Israel
- Theoretical Framework: Multicultural Democracy, National Minorities, and Indigenous Groups
- National Minorities
- Indigenous Groups
- International Recognition of Indigenous Rights
- Educational Rights of Minorities and Indigenous Groups
- Multicultural Democracy, Liberal Democracy, and Indigenous Rights
- T he Palestinian Arabs in Israel: An Involuntary Indigenous Minority
- Gap between Reality and Official Recognition of Arabs as an Indigenous Group
- Changes among the Palestinian Arabs in Israel
- Demographic Change
- Social Change
- Social and Political Localization
- Identity of the Palestinian Arabs in Israel: Situated within a Double Periphery
- Barriers to Multicultural Democracy and Jewish-Arab Relations
- Multicultural Democracy and the Blurred Majority-Minority Boundaries
- Chapter 3 Trends in Elementary, Intermediate, and Secondary Education: Quantitative Expansion and Persistent Qualitative Gaps
- Background
- The Administrative Structure of Arab Education
- Private Christian Schools
- Druze Education
- Bedouin Education
- The Arab Population's Standpoint toward Administrative Structure of Education.
- Quantitative Changes: Increasing Access and Educational Expansion
- Secondary Schools
- Coeducation
- Qualitative Trends: Cumulative Disparities and Persistent Gaps
- Theoretical Framework: Neoliberalism, Marketization, and Standardization
- Standardization and Qualitative Trends in Arab Schools
- The Meitzav Tests
- Entitlement to Matriculation (Bagrut) Certificate
- International Tests
- Programme for International Students Assessment (PISA)
- Reading Literacy
- Trends in International Mathematics and Science: TIMSS
- A Global Perspective
- Gaps in the Achievements of Arab and Jewish Students
- The PISA Tests in Israeli Media
- New Challenges Brought on by COVID-19
- Chapter 4 Controlled "Multiculturalism": A Comparative Analysis of the History Curriculum in Arab and Hebrew Schools, 1950-2020
- Theoretical Framework: History, Hegemony, and Multicultural Education
- Israel: Multiple Cultures without Multiculturalism
- Goals for Arab Education over Time
- The First Period: 1950s-early 1970s
- Public Criticism of the Goals and Curricula for the Arab Schools 1950s-early 1970s
- Restating Goals and Curricula for Arab Schools in the Mid-1970s
- Amendment of the State Education Law, 2000
- History Curriculum in Arab and Jewish Schools in Israel: Literature Review
- Comparative Analysis of History Curriculum in Arab and Jewish Schools
- The First Period: 1950s-Early 1970s
- The Second Period: Mid-1970s-1990s
- The Third Period: A New History Curriculum, Late 1990s-Present
- General Guidelines
- Textbooks Based on the New Curriculum: A Comparative Analysis of Arab and Jewish Schools
- Recent Developments
- Chapter 5 Status of Arab Teachers: Attitudes, Burnout, and the Culture of Silence
- Theoretical Framework: Challenges Faced by Minority Teachers.
- Background: The Military Government and the Foundations of a Culture of Silence
- Continuity and Change: Findings from a Comprehensive Survey and Focus Groups
- Women in the Education System
- Relationships within Arab Schools
- Teaching of Actual Issues
- Burnout among Teachers
- Burnout Index
- Recent Trends: Local and Global Challenges
- The Implications of the COVID-19 Crisis
- Chapter 6 Higher Education: Quantitative Expansion, Obstacles, and Qualitative Inequalities
- Theoretical Framework: Higher Education and Inequalities
- Decolonial Theory
- Higher Education among the Arabs in Israel: Background and Developments
- Main Trends in Higher Education
- Academic Colleges and Colleges of Education
- Arab Students at Foreign Universities
- T he Psychometric Entrance Test (PET) as a Gatekeeper
- Standardized Admission Test (SAT): Meritocracy and Unfairness
- The PET and Admission Inequalities
- Initiatives to Enhance Fair Access to Higher Education
- Adaptation Difficulties of Arab Students during Academic Studies
- Learning Difficulties
- Financial and Housing Difficulties
- Cultural Adjustment and Identity
- Employment and Socioeconomic Returns of Education
- Employment Distress of Arab College and University Graduates over Time
- Expansion of Higher Education among Arabs and Persistent Inequalities
- Arabs in the High-Tech Industry
- Chapter 7 Self-Empowerment and Civil Society Organization samong Indigenous Palestinians: The Case of the INSANN Association
- Introduction: Public Sociology and Academic Activism
- Theoretical Framework: Empowerment, Civil Society, and Indigenous Peoples
- Definition and Role of Civil Society
- Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples
- Civil Society among Indigenous Palestinian Arabs in Israel
- The INSANN Association.
- INSANN's Vision and Goals
- Major INSANN Projects and Initiatives
- The Mobile Community Cultural Center
- The Case of Kammaneh
- INSANN's Activities in Kammaneh
- Interview with E'id Sawaed
- Media Coverage of INSANN Activities in Kammaneh
- The Creativity Project: An Alternative Model for Empowering Multicultural Education
- Rationale and Main Principles
- Content of the Creativity Project
- Teacher Training
- Mobile Creativity Center
- Pupil Workshops
- The Annual Book of Creativity
- Creativity Festivals
- Evaluation of the Creativity Project
- School Steering Committees
- Impact on Students: A Brief Analysis of the Annual Book of Creativity
- Response of Arab Schools and Community
- Shortcomings of the Creativity Project
- Pedagogical Philosophy of the Project
- Obstacles and Lessons To Be Learned from INSAAN's Experience
- Conclusion
- References
- Index.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 9781438498560
- 143849856X
- OCLC:
- 1441725818
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