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Education among Indigenous Palestinians in Israel : Inequality, Cultural Hegemony, and Social Change / Majid Al-Haj.

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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.
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Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781438498560
143849856X
OCLC:
1441725818

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